Natural Light Without the Leaks
Why LA Homeowners Trust Our Skylight Work
Proper Integration
We coordinate skylight installation with roofing work so everything weathers together as one system.
Waterproof Flashing
Custom step and counter flashing ensures water flows around your skylight, never under it.
Quality Products
We install VELUX, Fakro, and other premium skylight brands engineered for long-term performance.
How We Install Skylights
Assess Location
We evaluate your roof structure, pitch, and interior ceiling to determine optimal skylight placement and size.
Size the Opening
Cutting through roof and ceiling framing requires precision. We build proper headers and curbs before the skylight goes in.
Install and Flash
The unit seats into a waterproof curb with integrated step flashing that ties into your existing roofing.
Test and Inspect
We check operation of venting models, verify there are no leaks with water testing, and clean up completely.
What Do Skylight Services Cost in LA?
Skylight installation in Los Angeles typically runs $1,500 to $4,000 per unit installed, depending on size, type, and roof complexity. Fixed skylights cost less than venting models. Tubular skylights for small spaces start around $800 installed. Repairs range from $150 for simple seal replacements to $800 or more for flashing rebuilds. Full skylight replacement including removal of the old unit falls between $1,200 and $3,500 depending on access and size.
Roof Type
Flat roofs need different curb systems than sloped roofs; tile roofs require special flashing approaches.
Skylight Size
Larger skylights need bigger openings, stronger framing, and more flashing - all adding to the total.
Venting vs Fixed
Venting skylights that open cost more than fixed units but add ventilation benefits.
Ceiling Work
Interior finishing around the light shaft adds carpentry and drywall costs to the project.
What LA Customers Say About Our Skylights
"We added two skylights to our kitchen during our roof replacement. The difference in the room is incredible - we barely use the overhead lights during the day now."
Michelle A.
Pasadena
"My 30-year-old skylight leaked every time it rained. They rebuilt the entire curb and flashing system without replacing the skylight itself. Three rain seasons later, completely dry."
David S.
Venice
"The tubular skylight in our interior bathroom was the best $900 we've spent on this house. Natural light in a windowless room makes such a difference."
Karen W.
Studio City