Skylights that let light in. Not rain.
A skylight is a hole in your roof with a promise attached. We install VELUX and Columbia units with manufacturer flashing systems so the promise holds for decades.
New skylights, and rescuing old ones.
Replacement. Most skylight calls are 20-year-old acrylic domes that have yellowed, cracked or started seeping. Swapping to a modern glass unit transforms both the look and the reliability. If your roof is being replaced anyway, this is the moment: same mobilization, best pricing.
New installation. Adding a skylight means framing an opening, reframing around rafters, routing any wiring and building the shaft. We plan it with you: which room, which slope, fixed or venting, blind options, and exactly where the light lands through the seasons.
- Glass units with Low-E coatings, argon fill and laminated safety glass
- Manufacturer flashing kits installed complete, not improvised
- Solar-powered venting models available, no wiring needed
Two names, one standard.
We install what Canadian supply houses stock and stand behind:
When a "leaky skylight" isn't the skylight.
Roughly half the leaking skylights we inspect are actually leaking around the skylight: failed flashing cement, missing step flashings, or condensation running down a cold shaft. Slathering more sealant on top never fixes those.
We open up properly, diagnose the real path, and either rebuild the flashing per manufacturer spec or tell you honestly that the unit is at end of life and replacement is cheaper than another patch cycle.
Skylight questions
How much does skylight replacement cost?
Can you add a skylight to an existing room?
My skylight leaks every winter. Repair or replace?
Do skylights make rooms colder in winter?
Will a skylight work on my flat roof?
Let the light in without the weather.
A real conversation with a local roofer. No pressure and no obligation, just honest advice about your roof.