Fixed, vented and tubular skylights installed by a licensed Yuma roofer. Daylight where you want it, without the heat you do not.
Reviewed by Michael Lines, General Manager, Lines and Lundgreen Roofing and Insulation.
Skylights can be added to almost any roof, but the install is easier and more economical at certain moments:
Sealed, non-operable skylights. Daylight only, no ventilation. Simplest install, least potential for leaks over time (no moving parts), and lowest cost.
Operable skylights that open, manually, by crank, or motorized. Useful for venting hot air out of upper rooms and bathrooms. More complex than fixed, with additional flashing and weather-sealing requirements.
Small-diameter reflective tubes that pipe daylight from the roof into interior rooms without windows. Common in closets, hallways, pantries and interior bathrooms. Much smaller roof penetration than a traditional skylight.
A skylight is a hole in your roof. Flashing is what keeps that hole from leaking for the next 20 years.
On every skylight install, we:
Most skylight leaks are installation problems, not product problems. Done correctly, a skylight should outlast the roof around it.
A skylight in Yuma can bring in welcome daylight or an unwelcome amount of heat, depending on how it is installed. A few details worth getting right:
We walk you through these options during the free estimate so the skylight works the way you want it to in July, not just November.
New skylight, skylight replacement or tubular sun-tunnel install. Free written estimate with no obligation.