For homeowners
Kitchen & benchtop sealing
Kitchen joints take a harder life than most people expect: heat, grease, constant wiping and standing water around the sink. The junction between benchtop and splashback is where it usually gives way first.
The problem
Gaps behind the sink, discoloured or lifting silicone along the splashback
What's included
- Benchtop to splashback junction
- Sink and cooktop perimeters
- Colour matching to stone, laminate or tile
- Degreasing and substrate preparation
Our process
How we do it
- Step 01
Strip and degrease
Old sealant removed and the joint degreased — silicone will not bond to a greasy substrate.
- Step 02
Mask and prime
Joints masked for a crisp line, primed where the substrate needs it.
- Step 03
Seal
Colour-matched neutral-cure silicone, tooled flush.
Questions
Kitchen & benchtop sealing — common questions
Can you match my stone benchtop?
Yes. Neutral-cure silicone comes in a wide colour range, and we match to the benchtop rather than the cabinetry so the joint disappears.
How long does a kitchen take?
A standard kitchen is a half-day job including strip-out. Larger or heavily damaged joints may run a full day.
Free quote
Get a price for kitchen & benchtop sealing
Three fields and we'll call you back — usually the same day. A photo of the joint is often all we need to quote.
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Tell us what needs sealing and we’ll come back with a fixed price. No call-out fee, no obligation.