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Mastic man in Midhurst

Careful resealing and window mastic for Midhurst’s Tudor Old Town, Georgian fronts and newer homes in Little Midhurst, Holmbush and Fairway.

  • 20+ years’ experience
  • ARBOMaster approved applicator
  • One-year guarantee

Resealing in Midhurst? Call for a quick quote

Sealant jobs we do in Midhurst

Midhurst is a market town on the River Rother, inside the South Downs National Park and about 12 miles north of Chichester. Its Old Town is full of historic houses, and the town has 106 listed buildings. Mr Mastic is based in Crawley and covers Midhurst, Easebourne and the villages around, resealing baths, showers and kitchens and renewing mastic around windows, doors and external joints.

Old buildings need a lighter touch. We remove failed sealant carefully so we do not damage the surfaces around it, and we talk through product choice before starting, because a modern silicone is not always the right answer on a painted timber frame. In a newer house the job is more straightforward, but the same rule applies: the old bead comes out completely before anything new goes in.

Tudor houses, Georgian fronts and post-war growth

Almost every house in the Old Town dates back to the 16th century. On North Street, many Tudor buildings hide behind Georgian-style fronts added later. Of the town’s listed buildings, 30 are from the 17th century and 32 from the 18th. Victorian and Edwardian terraces line the main roads out of town, and from the mid-20th century onwards new housing spread south into Little Midhurst, Holmbush and the Fairway area, continuing into this century.

Each era brings its own sealant work. In timber-framed and old brick houses, floors and walls move with the seasons, so bath and shower beads need to stay flexible. Painted timber windows may need a paintable sealant rather than silicone. The Midhurst Brickworks made pale “Midhurst White” bricks from 1913 to 1985, and wherever frames meet older brick, the joint needs cleaning back carefully before resealing.

In the post-war and newer homes, the jobs are the familiar ones: hardened uPVC window mastic, worn kitchen joints and showers that have been used hard. Our colour-matched resealing helps a new bead sit neatly against older tiles or worktops.

Mr Mastic applicator kneeling beside a white bath, sealing the joint where the bath meets beige wall tiles
Mr Mastic applicator kneeling beside a white bath, sealing the joint where the bath meets beige wall tiles
Map of Midhurst © OpenStreetMap contributors

Listed buildings, narrow streets and the river

With so many listed buildings, we always ask whether a property is listed before we start. Like-for-like resealing inside a bathroom is usually routine, but outside, on a historic frame, the owner may need to check what is allowed first, and we are happy to explain the product we plan to use. In the narrow streets of the Old Town, parking is limited, so we agree where to leave the van when booking.

Bathrooms on cold walls in older houses collect condensation. Anti-fungal sanitary silicone and good airing make a real difference. Our window mastic guide covers what to look for on external frames.

Coaching inns, offices and the light industry estate

Midhurst has historic hotels, including the Spread Eagle, a former coaching inn with parts dating to the 15th century, and the Angel, also built as a coaching house. Guest bathrooms in busy hotels need regular resealing, and we can work room by room so the rest stay in use. The South Downs National Park Authority has its headquarters at Capron House in the town, and there is a light industry area in the south of Midhurst between the Holmbush Estate and Little Midhurst.

We also reseal for landlords, cafés and shops in the town, with out-of-hours working available for commercial jobs.

How it works

  1. Tell us about the job. A quick call or email with what needs sealing and where. Photos help us quote accurately.
  2. Agree the price. You get a clear quote up front, and we book a date that suits you.
  3. Strip back the old joint. Every bit of old sealant is removed and the joint is cleaned, treated for mould and dried.
  4. Neat new sealant. Each joint gets the sealant that suits it, laid and smoothed to a tidy finish.
  5. Cure and guarantee. We tell you when it can be used, and every job has our one-year guarantee.

Our services in Midhurst

  • Bathroom & kitchen resealing: Every joint in the bathroom and kitchen, from the bath edge to the worktop, stripped back and resealed with anti-fungal silicone.
  • Window & door mastic: Window and door mastic that has dried out in the sun replaced with a weather-resistant joint that can move with the frame.
  • Commercial & hotel sealant: Commercial washrooms, kitchens and wet areas resealed floor by floor, so only a few rooms are out of use at once.
  • Remedial sealant & repairs: Leaks and lifting beads from earlier sealant jobs put right, starting with finding out why they failed.
  • Fire-rated sealant: Intumescent and fire-rated joints around pipes, cables and frames, installed to the manufacturer’s tested specification.
  • External & façade joints: Expansion joints in brick, render and cladding cut out and renewed at the right depth so they can move without splitting.
  • New-build mastic & snagging: New-build bathrooms, kitchens and frames resealed where the original sealant has cracked as the house settles.
  • Floor & skirting joints: Movement joints in tiled and concrete floors, and skirting gaps, sealed so they stay tidy and keep dirt out.
  • Regrouting: Cracked, stained or crumbling grout raked out and replaced, with corners resealed in silicone.
  • Glazing & conservatory sealant: Leaking conservatory and rooflight joints, glass panels and shower screens resealed with silicone made for glass.
  • Gutter, fascia & soffit sealing: Dripping gutter joints and end caps, and gaps at fascias and soffits, sealed with weatherproof exterior sealant.
  • Sand mastic for sash & case windows: Traditional sand mastic for period windows and doors where a modern sealant would look out of place.

Choosing a mastic man in Midhurst

Midhurst is further west than some of our towns, but it is well within the area we cover from Crawley. The team brings over 20 years of sealant work, full insurance and ARBOMaster approved applicator status, and we use Arbo and Everbuild products. More than 2,847 projects and a 4.9-star Google rating from 180+ five-star reviews back that up. You get a clear quote before any work starts, and every job carries a one-year guarantee.

Getting around Midhurst

Well-known places nearby include Midhurst Museum (less than half a mile north-east) and Lodsworth Castle (3.2 miles east). Typical jobs near the centre are in homes and businesses around Midhurst CofE Primary School, Midhurst Rother College, St Margaret's Convent and Roman Catholic Church of Divine Motherhood. For open space, Iping and Stedham Commons and Levin Down are close by.

What customers say

Rated 4.9 on Google from 180+ five-star reviews. Read the reviews on Google.

★★★★★
“We had old mastic that needed replacing throughout our kitchen and bathrooms. The mastic man professional was knowledgeable, quoted fairly, and delivered excellent quality work. Highly recommend!”
James & Catherine Wright, Hertfordshire
★★★★★
“Professional mastic man service from start to finish. They assessed the work properly, gave a clear quote, and executed the job perfectly. Very satisfied with the results.”
David Parker, West Sussex
★★★★★
“1950s terrace on Crossways — bath had black mould coming back constantly. Mr Mastic stripped it all back and did it properly. Bathroom looks brand new.”
Paul D., Crossways, Three Bridges

Parts of Midhurst we work in

Choose your part of town for local details, or call 07833 053749 or email us and tell us your postcode.

Nearby towns we cover

20+ yearsMastic and sealant specialists
ARBOMaster approvedApproved applicator for Arbo sealants
Fully insuredDomestic, commercial and hotels
One-year guaranteeOn every job

Midhurst: common questions

Do you cover all of Midhurst?

Yes. We cover the Old Town, North Street, Little Midhurst, Holmbush and the Fairway area, plus Easebourne and the villages around.

My house is listed. Can you still reseal it?

Usually, yes. Inside bathrooms the work is routine. For external historic frames, check what is allowed first, and we will explain the product we plan to use.

Can you use a paintable sealant on my timber windows?

Yes. Silicone cannot be painted, so where the joint needs painting we use a suitable paintable sealant.

Do you reseal bathrooms in hotels and guest houses?

Yes. We work room by room, and out-of-hours working can be arranged for commercial jobs.

The mastic around my uPVC windows in Holmbush has gone hard. Can you replace it?

Yes. We cut it out, clean the frame and brickwork, and apply a new flexible weatherproof sealant.

Will parking be a problem in the Old Town?

It can be. We agree where to park when we book, and bring everything in one trip.

How long does a reseal take?

A bath or shower usually takes a few hours. Allow around 24 hours before using it.

My bathroom sits against a cold outside wall in an old house. Will mould come back?

Cold walls make condensation more likely, so mould can return. Anti-fungal silicone, an extractor fan or an open window after bathing, and wiping the bead dry all help it last longer.

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