New skylight installation
Adding natural light with placement and roofing details suited to the home.

A skylight should bring daylight into the home without creating worry every time it rains. Correct placement, flashing, and roofing integration are essential to long-term performance.
Skylights interrupt the main water-shedding surface of a roof, so installation details matter. The unit, curb or deck mount, flashing system, underlayment, roof pitch, and surrounding shingles need to work together.
We evaluate skylights as part of the surrounding roof assembly. This is especially important during roof replacement, when aging units and flashing can be addressed before the new roofing system is completed.
Adding natural light with placement and roofing details suited to the home.
Replacing an aging or damaged unit while updating the surrounding flashing.
Evaluating existing skylights before new shingles are installed around them.
Checking the unit, flashing, surrounding shingles, and nearby roof transitions.
It is a good time to evaluate them. An older skylight may not have the same remaining life as the new roof, and replacement is typically easier while the surrounding roofing is already being removed.
Possible causes include aging seals, damaged flashing, installation details, condensation, or a problem in the surrounding roof. An inspection helps identify the likely source.
Often, yes. Feasibility depends on roof structure, pitch, interior layout, product requirements, and the desired location.
Start with a quick online range or call Walker's Quality Roofing to discuss the property and schedule the next step.