Weatherstripping
Doors and windows that close snug, with no more drafts around the edges.
Weatherstripping is the seal around the edges of your doors and windows, where they open and close. Every time you use them, it gets compressed and worn. Over time it flattens, cracks, tears or comes loose, and stops sealing.
That's why a door can be drafty even when it's shut tight, or why you can hear a whistle on a windy day. We remove worn weatherstripping and install new seals so your doors and windows close snugly again.
Signs you need weatherstripping
- Drafty doors even when shut
- Daylight visible around the edges of a closed door
- Whistling on windy days
- A cold entryway
- Weatherstripping that's cracked, torn or flattened
- Doors or windows that don't seal snugly
What's included
- Inspecting the weatherstripping on doors and windows
- Removing worn weatherstripping
- Installing new weatherstripping
- Checking the seal once installed
Three simple steps
- 1
Free inspection
About 15 minutes to find where cold air is getting in.
- 2
Clear estimate
A straightforward estimate before any work begins.
- 3
We seal it
Caulking, weatherstripping and door sweeps, backed by a 1-year warranty.
Why it matters
Fresh weatherstripping means doors and windows that close with a snug, quiet seal. Entryways stay warmer, windy nights stay quieter, and the rooms near your doors feel like part of the house again.
Weatherstripping FAQ
How long does weatherstripping last?
It wears with use and age, so it doesn't last forever. The best guide is its condition: if it's flattened, cracked, torn or no longer seals, it's time to replace it.
How can I tell if mine is worn out?
Look for weatherstripping that's flattened, cracked, torn or missing. If you can see daylight around a closed door or feel a draft along its edges, the seal isn't doing its job.
What's the difference between weatherstripping and a door sweep?
Weatherstripping seals the sides and top of a door, and the edges of windows. A door sweep seals the gap at the bottom of the door. Many drafty doors need both.
Can you replace weatherstripping in the winter?
Yes. We work year-round, including winter.
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Learn moreBook your free weatherstripping inspection
Book your free 15-minute inspection and we'll show you exactly where the cold is getting in.