Skylights bring in natural light but they also cut a hole directly into your roof deck, so the flashing and seal around them has to work harder than almost anywhere else on the roof. A leaking skylight is rarely the glass itself; it's almost always the flashing, curb, or seal around the frame.
We repair and reseal skylight flashing, replace worn gaskets, and address curb-level issues that let water track in during Laredo's heavy summer storms. Where a skylight has reached the end of its useful life, we can also handle removal and replacement.
UV exposure dries out the sealant around the skylight frame over several years.
Metal flashing kits around skylights corrode or pull loose over time.
Temperature differences can cause interior condensation that looks like a leak but has a different fix.
The wood or composite curb the skylight sits on can crack or rot, undermining the seal above it.
We check the flashing kit, curb, seals, and roofing material around the skylight.
We confirm whether the moisture is an actual leak or a condensation issue, since the fixes differ.
Failed flashing and sealant are replaced with new materials properly integrated with the roof.
Damaged curb material is repaired or replaced to restore a solid base for the skylight.
We confirm the fix before considering the job complete.
We provide skylight leak repair throughout Laredo, TX and the surrounding Webb County communities.
Leaks typically appear during or right after rain and often show staining. Condensation tends to appear on cooler mornings regardless of rain and usually clears as the day warms. We can confirm which one you're dealing with during inspection.
In most cases, yes — flashing and seal repairs solve the majority of skylight leaks without needing a full unit replacement.
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