GLRE stands as a leading provider of mastic sealant contractor services, specialising in sealing glazed structures and a wide range of industrial sealing applications.
Where we are experts in sealing glazed structures, our rope access technicians are likewise expert in all related industrial sealing, from mastic repointing to concrete repairs. Our rope access sealant services include:
Choosing GLRE for your mastic sealant needs ensures:
Expert Application: Our technicians are skilled in a variety of sealant applications, ensuring a perfect seal every time.
Durable Solutions: We use high-quality materials designed for longevity, protecting your structures against water, air, and other elements.
Versatile Services: From industrial buildings to residential properties, we offer comprehensive sealing solutions for any project.
Safety and Accessibility: Our rope access capabilities allow us to tackle even the most challenging locations safely and efficiently.
A testament to our enduring quality and commitment.
From rope access services to full-scale refurbishments.
Serving businesses across the entire UK.
Utilising the latest techniques and equipment for optimal results.
Hear from our satisfied clients about their experiences with GLRE. Our commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction shines through in every project we undertake.
Contact us today to discuss your project and discover how our expert team can handle your rope access glazing requirements.
Mastic and silicone sealants are both used to fill gaps and seal joints, but they have different properties and applications. Mastic is generally more flexible and suitable for a wider range of materials, whereas silicone is best for areas exposed to high moisture.
In construction, mastic is used for sealing windows, doors, and other openings, as well as for waterproofing, glazing, and sometimes in flooring and tiling applications.
The external life expectancy of mastic sealant can range from five to 20 years, depending on the material composition, application, and environmental exposure.
The required thickness of mastic sealant varies based on the application and gap size. It's essential to follow manufacturer recommendations and industry standards for optimal performance.
While it's possible to apply new mastic over old mastic, it's recommended to remove the old material first to ensure a clean, secure seal. Proper preparation and application are key to the longevity of the seal.