
Arc Apartments
Window sealing to the residential levels above the ground-floor retail, done with polyurethane for the external perimeter.
- Window perimeters
- Polyurethane sealant
For Adelaide builders
Delivering reliable sealing systems, without leaks, rework or delays.
Our work
A selection of commercial and multi-residential joint sealing work completed by ASPEX.

Window sealing to the residential levels above the ground-floor retail, done with polyurethane for the external perimeter.

Flooring joint sealing across the development, alongside expansion joints through the podium and tower levels.

Window perimeter sealing across the facade, keeping the building envelope weathertight unit by unit.
What we do
Professional joint sealing for new-build residential, commercial and multi-residential projects across metropolitan Adelaide.

Fire-rated penetrations & joints
Fire-rated sealing for service penetrations, control joints, wall junctions and compliant construction details.

External façade & movement joints
External joints, expansion joints, concrete panels, facades, blockwork, precast and high-movement areas.

Internal wet areas & finishing joints
Internal wet areas, kitchens, bathrooms, tiles, stone, benchtops and windows. Clean lines, colour-matched finishes and careful prep.
What you get
Not slogans — commitments you can hold us to on site.
Sharp lines and colour-matched beads — the joint reads as part of the finish, not a seal over it.
Every joint cut back, backed and dried before a bead goes near it. Skip that and it fails — we don’t skip it.
Beads checked, surrounding surfaces protected, and no trimmings left for another trade to sweep up.
Sealing is the last trade before handover, so we hold the dates we give you and flag early if something shifts.

How we work
Transparent, honest, and built around the way a builder actually needs a sub to run.
We review plans, site details and joint types before pricing, so you know what’s included before work starts.
Pricing is broken down across labour, materials and scope, so there’s less confusion about what has and hasn’t been allowed for.
Work is completed by ASPEX sealers, not subbed further — the same people who understand our finish standard and how the job needs to be handed over.
Joints are cleaned, backed and prepared properly before sealant goes in. This is where a lasting seal actually starts.
We check the finish, tidy up defects, and supply fire caulking or QA documentation where it forms part of the scope.
We leave the area clean and finished, ready for the next trade or handover — no messy edges or joints left half done.
Common questions
We price against the scope, joint type, access requirements and system specification — no lump-sum guesswork. Send drawings or the site address and we’ll come back with clear, itemised pricing before work starts.
Depends on the size of the job and our current program. Smaller or staged work can often be scheduled within 1–2 weeks; larger commercial jobs typically need more notice. Once confirmed, we hold the date.
Yes — this is standard. Internally we prefer to be the last trade through a wet area, following the builder’s clean. Externally we coordinate with site supervisors around the sequence, including on occupied or partially completed sites.
We install to tested and certified systems only, matched to the penetration type and required FRL. Every penetration is tagged and recorded, and we supply a documentation pack — installation records and product data sheets — for the project compliance file.
Yes — batch numbers, product data sheets and coverage records where the project QA file needs them, supplied without chasing.
We flag it rather than seal over a problem — damp substrate, missing backing rod, or a detail that doesn’t match the spec. Better to raise it before the bead goes in than have it come back on the defect list.
Get pricing
Tell us the project type, stage and scope. We'll confirm and come back with pricing, usually the same day.
Call for pricing, or send the job details and we'll come back to you the same day.