Exterior skylight covers in Austin: a temporary lid, not a repair
An exterior skylight cover can shed water after hail until glass arrives. It is not a repair, not same-day dispatch, and not a substitute for flashing work.
Everything we've written about skylight repair - straight from the technicians who handle these jobs across the Austin metro. Pricing, troubleshooting, and what actually works in our climate.
An exterior skylight cover can shed water after hail until glass arrives. It is not a repair, not same-day dispatch, and not a substitute for flashing work.
Active skylight leak in Austin? Learn what to document, how a pro separates flashing trouble from broken glazing, and when replacement enters the discussion.
See what to record after a skylight leaks in wind-driven Austin rain, how to compare storm patterns, and when to ask an independent pro to inspect it.
Learn why a skylight may leak only during Austin thunderstorms, what to check safely indoors, and which photos help a repair pro trace the water source.
Moisture around your skylight with no recent rain is usually condensation, not a leak. Here's the five-minute check and when to actually worry.
Water showing up near your skylight after rain doesn't always mean the skylight is the problem. Here's the drip-location test Austin homeowners can run first.
If the frame and flashing are sound and only the glazing has failed, glass-only replacement is usually the cheaper, faster fix. Here's how to tell which one you need.
Flashing, not the glass or the seal, is the single most common source of a leaking skylight. Here's what flashing does, why it fails, and how a repair works.
Hail cracks skylight glass and dents shingles in different ways. Here's what to inspect after an Austin storm and why skylight damage gets missed most.
Repair makes sense when the problem is isolated and the frame is sound. Replacement makes sense when repeated repairs are just delaying the same outcome.
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