Savannah

If you notice active leaks, water stains, drafts, or fogging between glass panels, it’s a good idea to have it checked soon. These signs can point to issues that may get worse over time if not fixed.

In many cases, yes. Some installations can be completed with minimal structural changes, depending on the roof type and layout. A site review helps determine what is possible.

Skylights used in coastal areas should be built with durable materials and proper sealing to handle moisture, humidity, and changing weather conditions. The right skylight system depends on the building’s layout, roof type, and how much it is exposed to sun, humidity, and weather.

It’s a good idea to have skylights checked at least once a year, and after a severe storm. Regular checks can help spot early signs of wear and keep the system performing as expected.

Yes. Skylights are often added or updated during renovations. This allows you to improve natural light in areas that may feel dim or closed in while other upgrades are being made.

They can. With the right glazing and placement, skylights can help manage heat and light levels. Poor placement or outdated materials can lead to excess heat, glare, or uneven light, which is why careful planning is important.

It helps to know whether you are dealing with a repair, replacement, or new installation. Photos, basic building details, and any history of the skylight can also help us better understand the situation and recommend the right next steps.