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Inspections

To ensure a comprehensive skylight inspection, it is essential to assess both the interior and exterior for indications of leaks, structural damage, and seal failure. Industry experts advise conducting professional inspections at least once annually, preferably during the spring or fall, or following significant storm events.

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Inspection Checklist

We recommend conducting the following preliminary assessments to identify potential issues prior to engaging a professional:

**Check for Leaks**: Look for water stains or dampness around the skylight.
**Examine Glass/Acrylic**: Check for cracks, scratches, or discoloration.
**Monitor Condensation**: Fogging between panes indicates a seal issue.
**Test Operation**: Ensure the skylight opens and closes smoothly and seals tightly.
**Inspect Exterior Flashing**: Check for rust, gaps, or debris that could trap water.
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Prolonged exposure to leakage can lead to increased damage.

If you See Any Moisture on Celing, it's time to get an Inspection

Upgrading to a new, high-efficiency glass skylight typically incurs costs ranging from $800 to $5,300 per unit. Solar-powered fresh air models provide the latest in remote-controlled features. We strongly advise replacing skylights during a roof renovation to ensure warranty alignment, optimize labor costs, and mitigate the risk of leaks.

Both Skylight Replaced

We successfully replaced both skylights in this single-family residence. The skylight replacement was carried out by skilled installers, who performed both interior and exterior work.

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