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Natural daylight without sacrificing privacy
Energy-efficient models to reduce heating costs
Boost home value and curb appeal
Optional venting skylights improve airflow
Custom sizing for bathrooms, kitchens, and hallways
Natural daylight without sacrificing privacy
Energy-efficient models to reduce heating costs
Boost home value and curb appeal
Optional venting skylights improve airflow
Custom sizing for bathrooms, kitchens, and hallways
Water stains or streaks around the skylight: Water marks, peeling paint, or soft spots on the ceiling near your skylight are major red flags. This can mean the flashing is damaged or the seal has worn out.
Condensation between glass panes: If you see fog, moisture, or droplets trapped between the layers of glass, it means the seal has failed. This reduces energy efficiency and can lead to mold or water damage.
Cracked or warped flashing: Even small cracks in the skylight glass can grow over time and eventually lead to leaks. This is especially risky in winter when water freezes and expands inside the crack.
Discolored or foggy skylight glass: Skylights that have become cloudy or yellowed with age not only block natural light but can also mean UV protection is gone. Replacing them restores clarity and efficiency.
Drafts or Temperature swings: If your skylight lets in cold air in the winter or heat in the summer, it’s likely no longer insulating properly. Newer models offer much better energy performance.
Water stains or streaks around the skylight: Water marks, peeling paint, or soft spots on the ceiling near your skylight are major red flags. This can mean the flashing is damaged or the seal has worn out.
Condensation between glass panes: If you see fog, moisture, or droplets trapped between the layers of glass, it means the seal has failed. This reduces energy efficiency and can lead to mold or water damage.
Cracked or warped flashing: Even small cracks in the skylight glass can grow over time and eventually lead to leaks. This is especially risky in winter when water freezes and expands inside the crack.
Discolored or foggy skylight glass: Skylights that have become cloudy or yellowed with age not only block natural light but can also mean UV protection is gone. Replacing them restores clarity and efficiency.
Drafts or Temperature swings: If your skylight lets in cold air in the winter or heat in the summer, it’s likely no longer insulating properly. Newer models offer much better energy performance.
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