How Much Does Inside Caulking Cost?

Caulking a shower or bathtub professionally can cost between $65 and $300, with most pros charging by the hour. The basic cost to caulk 100 linear feet of your home’s perimeter is $325, but you can pay between $250 and $400. Factors that influence the final project cost include your home size, the condition of the area, and the cost of grouting. The national average is around $2 to $3 per square foot for installing grout, including materials and labor.

To caulk windows, you can do the job for $65 yourself or hire a handyman for $302 and lower energy costs. Sealing windows is also a cost-effective option, with the basic cost being $39.69 – $78.95 per seal in August 2024. The cost to caulk the exterior of a 2,000-square-foot home ranges from $750 to $2,000 or $2.50 to $4.50 per linear foot.

The cost to caulk all around a house varies depending on the location of the home. Caulking services can cost $1,000-$3,000 for an average-sized home, and urethane sealant costs $8.50 (300 ml). On average, the price to re-caulk a home is $3-6$ per linear foot, with medium-sized homes usually costing between $900 and $2.

A handyman’s rate can be anywhere from $40 to $80 per hour, plus the price of any necessary materials. The average cost to caulk 100 linear feet of your home’s perimeter is $325, but you can pay between $250 and $400. The average cost to caulk residential concrete at A-1 Concrete Leveling is around $5 to 10 per linear foot, but this is a ballpark number and the final price may vary depending on the specific needs of the home.