Service overview
Practical guidance for your roof
A skylight must be integrated carefully with the roofing system. Placement, curb or frame details, flashing, roof pitch, interior conditions, and drainage all need attention to reduce leak risk.
When to request help
Signs you may need skylight installation
- A room would benefit from more natural light
- An existing skylight shows moisture or staining
- Flashing around a skylight is worn or damaged
- The skylight is being coordinated with roof work
- Condensation or drafts are present near the opening
What to expect
A clear roofing service process
- 1
Review the roof and desired location
- 2
Discuss skylight and flashing requirements
- 3
Prepare and install the agreed assembly
- 4
Inspect exterior integration and interior opening
Why it matters
Benefits of a professional assessment
- Introduce natural light
- Coordinate the opening with the roof system
- Review flashing and drainage details
- Plan replacement during related roof work
Helpful answers
Questions about skylight installation
Can a skylight be added to any roof?
Suitability depends on roof structure, slope, water flow, interior layout, and the selected skylight system.
Why do skylights leak?
Common concerns include aging seals, damaged glazing, flashing problems, drainage issues, or surrounding roof damage.
Is roof replacement a good time to address a skylight?
It can be an efficient time to evaluate the skylight and coordinate its flashing with the roofing system.