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Installing leak-resistant skylights that pull daylight into rooms starved for sun during long PNW winters.
Skylights bring overhead daylight into interior rooms, hallways, and baths where wall windows can't reach, a real lift during Western Washington's gray months. Roof penetrations demand meticulous flashing, and we use manufacturer flashing kits and proven detailing to keep our heavy rains out. Options range from fixed units to venting and solar-powered models that release warm, humid air. Properly installed, a skylight delivers years of bright, dry performance.
Overhead daylight for dim interior spaces; Optional venting to release heat and humidity; Leak-resistant flashing built for heavy rain; Energy-efficient glazing choices; Brighter, more open-feeling rooms
1) Assess roof structure and plan the skylight location; 2) Frame the roof opening and interior shaft; 3) Install the skylight with a manufacturer flashing kit; 4) Weatherproof, insulate, and finish the interior light well
Skylight type such as fixed, vented, or solar; Roof pitch, material, and structure; Interior shaft length and finishing; Flashing and waterproofing detail; Any electrical for venting models
Skylight installations are best done during dry weather so the roof opening stays fully protected while flashed and sealed.