Is BIG CAULK USA a nationwide commercial caulking contractor?
Yes. BIG CAULK USA travels nationwide and is available in all 50 states and Washington, D.C. The company is set up for out-of-area restaurant, retail, and commercial work, including national brand programs that need a joint sealant subcontractor in more than one market.
Can a general contractor hire BIG CAULK USA as a subcontractor?
Yes. BIG CAULK USA is an independent company and is available to be hired as a subcontractor by general contractors. The intended client is the GC, not a direct-to-consumer homeowner lead.
Do you bid small restaurant caulking packages?
Yes. Small scopes are welcome. A typical restaurant or QSR caulk package is often a modest line item, but it still has to be bid, scheduled, and finished at punch. That is a core reason this company exists.
Does a bid include both interior caulking and exterior joint sealants?
Whenever both appear on the drawings or in the walk-through, the proposal is written to cover interior and exterior work together — including items that are easy to miss, such as FRP, food-service equipment, walk-in boxes, drive-through windows, and sidewalk or curb joints. If something is out, it is listed as an exclusion.
Do you perform firestop caulking?
Firestop caulking and other CSI 07 84 00 firestopping can be bid when it is on the project. It is often specified as a separate package from architectural joint sealants (CSI 07 92 00). The proposal will state whether firestopping is included, excluded, or priced on its own.
What products do you install for expansion joint sealing and sanitary work?
Installations follow the project specification and the substrate. Common commercial lines include urethane, silicone, hybrid, and polysulfide sealants from manufacturers such as Sika, Tremco, Dow, Pecora, and BASF / MasterSeal. Food-service and walk-in work uses NSF/USDA-compliant sealants when required. Fire-rated products are used where a listed system is specified. Backer rod and primer are part of a proper joint, not an extra afterthought.
How are punch lists and remobilization handled?
Restaurant and retail closeout often needs more than one visit — after other trades, after equipment set, or after an inspection comment. Multi-trip and punch visits are treated as part of the work plan so the superintendent is not left with an open caulk item and no one scheduled to come back.
What do you need in order to quote a job?
Send the joint sealant and firestopping specifications, relevant drawings, a finish or color schedule if one exists, the project city and bid due date, and any photos of existing conditions on a remodel. A walk-through or video walk is helpful when the scope is existing-to-new or poorly documented. Use the request-a-bid section below once contact details are published.