Skylight installation, replacement, and leak repair. Solar tube and sun tunnel daylighting for rooms that never see a window. Insured local crews across the Austin metro, free estimates, and same-week scheduling on most jobs.
Installation, replacement, leak repair, solar tubes, blinds, attic ventilation, and commercial daylighting. One call connects you with a crew that knows Austin roofs.
Curb and deck-mount skylights, flashed right for Texas roofs.
Learn moreSwap aging or storm-damaged units before they leak.
Learn moreLeaks, cracked glazing, and failed flashing fixed fast.
Learn moreTubular daylighting for dark rooms, no rewiring needed.
Learn moreLow-profile tunnel skylights for halls, baths, and closets.
Learn moreDaylighting design for offices, warehouses, and retail.
Learn moreManual and motorized shades that tame Texas heat and glare.
Learn moreSun-powered ventilation for attics that hit 140 degrees.
Learn moreCool the whole house on Hill Country evenings for pennies.
Learn moreVenting, walk-out windows for lofts and attic conversions.
Learn moreFogged or hail-cracked glazing replaced, frame kept.
Learn moreCurb-mounted and dome units for low-slope Austin roofs.
Learn moreAustin skylight work has specific challenges. Roofs sit inside hail alley, attics climb past 120 degrees most summer afternoons, and permit rules shift from one city to the next across Travis, Williamson, and Hays counties. We connect you with crews that already know the terrain.
Same crews, same standards, across Travis, Williamson, and Hays counties. Pick your city to see local details, including roof types, permit notes, and climate specifics.
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A few of the things homeowners ask before they book. Don't see your question? Call us at (737) 477-8898.
All FAQsIt depends on the product, the roof type, attic access, and glazing choice, so an honest number only comes after a crew sees the roof. A solar tube in an easily accessible attic is a simpler job than a custom skylight on a steep or historic roofline. The crew we connect you with walks the roof and attic and gives you a real quote, not a phone estimate.
A skylight is a glazed window set into the roof, usually over a room like a kitchen or living area, and it lets you see sky and clouds. A solar tube, also called a sun tunnel, is a smaller reflective tube that channels daylight from the roof down through the attic into a room that never sees a window, like a hallway, closet, or bathroom. Solar tubes generally cost less and need no rewiring.
A well-flashed skylight installed by an experienced crew should not leak. Most leaks trace back to failed flashing, cracked sealant, or age rather than the glazing itself. Watch for water stains on the ceiling near the unit, condensation that lingers instead of clearing, or a musty smell in the room below. Catching it early keeps a flashing fix from turning into a deck repair.
In most Austin-area cities, yes. A skylight is a roof penetration with structural implications, so it typically requires a building permit regardless of the home's age or neighborhood. Requirements vary by city and by HOA, and the crew we connect you with handles the permit process as part of the job.
We typically match Austin-area homeowners with an insured local crew within a day or two, and most jobs can be scheduled the same week once a quote is accepted. Call (737) 477-8898 or request a match online to get started.
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