Tub and Shower Re-caulking in Tampa
I cut out the old caulk completely, clean and dry the joint, and lay a fresh, even bead of mildew-resistant silicone.
What's included
- Removal of the old caulk, not caulk over caulk
- Cleaning and drying the joint before sealing
- Mildew-resistant 100% silicone
- Cure-time instructions so it sets properly
- Before and after photos
Why this comes up in Tampa
Bathrooms in Tampa rarely get a chance to fully dry out. Warm, humid air and daily showers keep caulk joints damp, which is exactly what mildew likes. Once mildew gets under a bead, scrubbing won't reach it, and the only real fix is to remove it and start clean. Running the bath fan during and after showers helps the new caulk last.
