DuetRight

09/08/2026

09/05/2026

September in Seattle is when quiet bathroom leaks get loud. Water that sneaks past tired caulk at a tub edge doesn’t stay in the bath. It finds the subfloor, then whatever is under it.

We just finished a guest bath in West Seattle: new tub, subway surround, sliding glass, oak vanity with an LED mirror. Same house as the basement walk-in we showed recently — different room, same care.

Before the rains settle in, press the caulk line where tub meets tile. Soft or cracked spots are cheaper to fix now than after a week of wet weather.

Happy to answer questions if you’re looking at a similar line at home.

— DuetRight, Seattle

09/03/2026

Ok real talk! We poured our hearts (and grout) into this video. The least you could do is smash that like button 🥹👉 We’re not asking you to like some celebrity who has no idea you exist. We’re right here. We know your name

We probably fixed your neighbor’s shower. Show some love 💙🔧

08/22/2026

Late August is the last dry stretch before Seattle rain sits in the track all winter.

We replaced a sliding door in West Seattle this summer. From the patio it looked fine. At the jamb it was rotting.

If yours sticks, fogs, or the track stays wet after you rinse it, look now — not in November.

Happy to answer questions if you're staring at one of these.

— DuetRight, Seattle