Potters Bar Mastic Man: Neat Sealant for Bathrooms, Kitchens & Windows

Inter-war homes and quiet commuter streets

Potters Bar grew quickly once the railway arrived, and most of its houses date from the 1930s onwards.

Darkes Lane, Oakmere and the streets around the station have inter-war semis with bay windows, while Little Heath, Bentley Heath and Brookmans Park have larger detached homes. Many have been extended, with new bathrooms, kitchens and bifold doors, all of which rely on good sealant.

Flats near the High Street, offices off the Great North Road and the commercial units along Cranborne Road add building sealant work for owners and builders.

Wyllyotts Centre, the Furzefield sports area and the busy Darkes Lane shops serve a close community. Many semis here had their original crittall-style steel windows replaced decades ago, and those first uPVC frames are now ready for new perimeter joints.

Sparkling showers and baths

A new silicone line makes a tired bathroom look fresh. We remove the old sealant, clean off mould and soap, dry the joint and reseal with a mould-resistant silicone.

We also reseal wet rooms, en-suites, cloakrooms and kitchens across Potters Bar.

As sealant specialists and a commercial sealant contractor, we also cover concrete joint sealing, polysulphide where needed, façade and curtain wall sealant, new-build snagging and plot mastic, and non-staining work on listed buildings. If you need a mastic man near me in Potters Bar or Hertfordshire, the cost is clear before we start and RAMS are available.