Old or missing weatherstripping is one of the most common reasons a Miami home's AC runs constantly and rain finds its way in during storms. We strip out worn seals, measure and cut new weatherstripping to fit exactly, and test every door and window for gaps before we call it finished.
Exterior door frames sealed on all sides, including the bottom sweep.
Sash and frame seals replaced for a tighter close.
Bottom gaps closed against drafts, water, and pests.
Bottom seal and side seals replaced on garage door openings.
Doors and windows checked by hand and light test after sealing.
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Visible light around a closed door, a noticeable draft, or water intrusion at the threshold during storms are the clearest signs. We can also do a quick hand-check during any other visit if you are unsure.
Yes — gaps around doors and windows let conditioned air escape constantly, and in a Miami home running AC most of the year, sealing them is one of the cheapest efficiency upgrades available.
Yes — door sweeps and threshold seals are a common point of water intrusion during wind-driven rain, and replacing worn ones is inexpensive compared to the water damage that follows if ignored.
Yes — sliding door weatherstripping wears differently than swing doors and often needs track-specific seals, which we carry for common track profiles.
Typically 5-10 years depending on sun exposure and how often the door or window is used, though direct south or west sun exposure in Miami can shorten that.
Yes — garage door bottom seals wear out from ground contact and UV exposure and are a common source of both drafts and water intrusion during storms.
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