Cracked, shrinking, or loose caulk is the first warning of water intrusion. Learn what to look for and when to recaulking.
Common Signs of Seam Failure
Caulk seams crack, shrink, or pull away from the plank edges over time. South Florida sun, salt, and flexing at sea all break down sealant.
Why Timely Recaulking Matters
Left unaddressed, water migrates under the planks, leading to rot, fastener corrosion, and costly deck replacement. Timely recaulking protects your investment and extends deck life significantly.
The Recaulking Process
We reef — carefully remove — the failed caulk, prep the seam groove, mask the area, and apply fresh marine-grade TDS SIS 440 sealant for crisp, even seams that shed water for years.
