gastek said:You mean there is a business in just caulking?
I do that myself when I install, repair or paint each of those.Yes every new construction involves caulking of. Windows. Doors. Concrete. Brick. Drywall
As mentioned earlier, on large jobs a sealant/caulking contractor is often hired.I do that myself when I install, repair or paint each of those.
I think you need to find a more viable niche.
It's a perfectly viable business, we have plenty of caulking companies here.I do that myself when I install, repair or paint each of those.
I think you need to find a more viable niche.
I've never heard of such a thing. Not even when I lived in Edmonton....It's a perfectly viable business, we have plenty of caulking companies here.
Although it seems as though we use more specialized trades than those south of the 49th.
And she says "Do you have the long tubes or the short ones?" :clap:So some chic walks up to you and you say... I'm in the caulk business. That's awesome.
im doung some caulking work have never been great it ... any good??!
:laughing: :blink: Ooopps... that was just mean... :jester: :laughing:I think fire code requires the bead of caulk to extend to 3 1/2 " up from the top of the base board and 3 1/2" below the crown, you have a little ways to go
would 3.50" have been less mean? :whistling:laughing: :blink: Ooopps... that was just mean... :jester: :laughing: