Many Carrollton houses still have their original skylights, and they are a common source of leaks. Call any time and you will be put through to a local, owner-run roofing company.
Call (469) 649-7066A lot of Carrollton was built in the 1970s and 1980s, when skylights were a popular upgrade, and many of those houses still have their original units. A forty-year-old skylight is a common source of leaks: the seal between glass and frame fails, the plastic domes craze and crack in the sun, and the flashing around the curb was often built for a roof that has since been replaced once or twice.
A re-roof is the right time to deal with them. Options include replacing the skylight with a new unit and its own flashing kit, re-flashing an existing unit that is still sound, or removing it and decking over the opening. Whatever you choose, it should be decided before the shingles go on, not patched afterward.
Ask for the skylight separately on the quote: the unit, the flashing kit, and whether the interior shaft needs any repair.


See roof leak repair and roof replacement.
If they are old, leaking or clouded, yes; the new flashing kit goes in with the roof. Sound skylights can be re-flashed instead.
Yes. The opening is framed and decked, and the ceiling is patched inside. It removes a leak point for good.
Their bearings wear and their bases loosen. Many roofers replace them with ridge vents during a re-roof, balanced with soffit intake.
No. Ask for a certificate of insurance and local references.
All of Carrollton, including the neighborhoods along Josey Lane, Trinity Mills, Belt Line and the George Bush Turnpike, plus Farmers Branch and Addison.
The line is answered around the clock. You will be put through to a local, owner-run roofing company that works in Carrollton.
Call (469) 649-7066