Banbury Mastic Man: Sealant for Ironstone Homes, New Estates & Warehouses

Banbury: old stone, new homes and logistics

Banbury has grown quickly, and its buildings show it.

The older streets around the Market Place, Calthorpe and Easington have ironstone and brick houses with timber windows, where mastic needs to be soft enough for the stone and neat enough not to spoil it. Bretch Hill, Hardwick and Grimsbury have post-war homes, while Banbury Rise and the newer estates towards Bodicote have thousands of uPVC windows whose builder's mastic is starting to crack.

Next to junction 11, warehouses and factories carry long runs of cladding and concrete joints. As a sealant contractor that works for main contractors as well as homeowners, we can quote for a single bathroom reseal or a full warehouse joint schedule in Banbury.

Banbury Cross, Spiceball and Castle Quay show how much the centre has changed, and the canal-side apartments near Tramway bring balconies and curtain walling that need periodic inspection and resealing.

Domestic silicone sealant done properly

In Banbury homes we reseal baths, showers, basins and kitchen worktops, and renew the external mastic around windows and doors. Each job starts with removing all the old sealant, because new silicone over old never lasts.

Landlords and letting agents use us between tenancies, and builders bring us in to finish extensions and refurbishments with a clean, professional sealant line.

We also re-mastic uPVC windows to stop draughts, seal expansion joints, reseal en-suites and wet rooms with sanitary silicone, handle new-build snagging, and work as a façade and curtain wall sealant applicator on commercial buildings. Shower resealing and bathroom resealing in Banbury are priced up front, so you know the cost before we start.