Skylights and rooflights we fit
Ten kinds of roof glazing, each chosen for the roof it has to sit in.
Roof lanternsMade to measure for the opening, set on a kerb built for the roof it sits on.
Flat roof rooflightsDaylight for the room under a flat roof, set on an upstand that keeps the water out.
Roof windowsGlass set into a pitched slope, flashed to the covering and lined neatly inside.
VELUX windowsRoof windows chosen for the pitch, cut into the rafters you actually have, and flashed to the roof covering above them.
Electric and opening rooflightsA skylight that opens on a button, shuts when the rain arrives, and has its cable planned before anything is cut.
Energy efficient rooflightsDaylight from above, with the warmth kept in: the glass, the frame and the kerb chosen as one unit.
Replacing misted and failed rooflightsA rooflight that has fogged between the panes, or gone yellow and brittle, comes out and a new one goes in, measured to the opening you already have.
Walk-on rooflightsFloor glass that carries a person, set in a structure worked out for the weight.
Conservation rooflightsGlass that lies down in the roof slope, for the houses where a plastic box on the slates would never do.
Sun tunnelsDaylight carried down a tube to the room that has no wall to put a window in.
Not sure which one your roof can take? That is what the free survey is for. Send a photo of the roof and the room on WhatsApp, or book the survey, and we will tell you straight which of these fits, and which does not.