Joint sealing involves the process of sealing or filling gaps, joints, or seams in structures to prevent the infiltration of water, air, dust, or other contaminants. It’s a crucial method used in construction to maintain the integrity of buildings and infrastructure. By sealing these openings, whether in concrete, walls, floors, or other surfaces, joint sealing helps prevent water ingress, reduces the risk of structural damage, improves energy efficiency, and enhances the overall durability and longevity of the structure.