
Fixed Skylights
A sealed unit that brings in daylight and doesn't open. The simplest choice for a hallway, stairwell or living room.

We install and replace VELUX skylights on shingle roofs in Blue Ash, and we're a VELUX certified installer.
A skylight is a hole in the roof with glass in it. What keeps it dry is not the glass. It's the flashing, the metal that ties the skylight into the shingles around it.
That's why skylight installation belongs with a roofer. We're a VELUX certified installer, and Justin Huber, one of our owners, holds that certification. It comes from experience and from the manufacturer's representative vouching for the work.
Our Blue Ash office is at 6824 Ashfield Dr, Suite 200, and the office team is in Monday through Friday, 8AM to 5PM.


Most of the skylight work we do is replacing a unit that has reached the end of its life.
Fog or moisture between the panes means the glass seal has failed. Stains on the ceiling around the opening, cracked or brittle gaskets, and a frame that has yellowed or warped are the other signs.
A skylight and the roof around it age together. If the shingles are near the end too, replacing only the skylight means opening up the roof twice.
During a roof replacement. The shingles around the opening are already off, so the new skylight is flashed in as part of the new roof. If you're planning a new roof in Blue Ash, ask us about the skylights at the same visit.
All VELUX. Which one fits depends on the room and on how the opening was built.

A sealed unit that brings in daylight and doesn't open. The simplest choice for a hallway, stairwell or living room.

A venting unit that opens to let warm, stale air out. A good fit for kitchens and bathrooms.

Deck mount skylights fasten straight to the roof deck and sit low. Curb mount skylights sit on a raised frame, which is common when an older unit is being replaced.
A skylight earns its place in a room that has no good wall for a window, or one that stays dim even on a bright day.
These rooms make heat and moisture. A venting skylight gives that air a way out through the top of the room.
Interior spaces with no outside wall are where daylight from above changes a house the most.
Rooms under the roofline often have short walls and little room for windows. The roof plane is the largest surface they have.
Not every spot can take a skylight. Rafters, the pitch of the roof and what is in the attic above the ceiling all decide where one can go. We'll look before we promise anything.

We look at the roof, the existing skylight if there is one, and the attic when we can get in.

Skylights can't be measured from aerial imagery, so we price them in person.

The unit is set, flashed into the shingles and sealed.

You get photos of the completed work.

Skylights are one of the accessories that change what a roof costs, along with chimney flashing and brick counter-flashing. Each one is extra flashing work.
Our online Build Your Roof tool works from the surface area of your roof, so it can't see skylights. Treat its number as a ballpark and let us count the skylights when we inspect.
If a skylight is leaking right now, the fix may be the flashing and not the unit. We'll tell you which.
When a skylight leaks, people blame the glass. It is almost always the roofing around it.
Before the unit goes in, the opening is wrapped so any water that gets past the shingles is carried down and out. We run ice and water shield around roof penetrations as well as along the edges and valleys.
VELUX makes flashing kits to match its skylights. Each piece laps over the one below it, the way shingles do, so water always has a path downhill.
The shingles on each side are cut and layered into the flashing as they go up the roof. Done properly, the skylight becomes part of the roof instead of something sitting on top of it.


A few minutes on these saves a change of plan later.
Both. Replacing an existing skylight is the more common job.
VELUX. We're a VELUX certified installer.
Yes. We don't repair leaking skylights. We replace the unit and the flashing around it, which fixes the leak at its source.
Yes. We replace skylights by themselves. If the shingles around it are near the end, we'll tell you, because doing both together saves opening the roof twice.
No. We work on shingle roofs only.
Replacing one runs from $1,500 to $4,500 depending on the type. Solar powered venting skylights are at the upper end.
Two to three hours for a typical unit.
We have an office in Blue Ash at 6824 Ashfield Dr, Suite 200.
Our Blue Ash office is at 6824 Ashfield Dr, Suite 200. The office team is in Monday to Friday, 8AM to 5PM.
The inspection is free. We'll look at the roof and the opening and give you a price.
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