A leaking skylight is almost always a flashing or seal problem, not a bad skylight itself — our Skylight Repair crews diagnose it correctly before touching anything.
We stock common skylight brands' replacement seals and hardware, keeping most Skylight Repair repairs to a single visit.
We also check the surrounding shingles and decking while we're up there, since a skylight issue sometimes points to a broader roof concern.
Skylight Skylight Repair technicians carry manufacturer-specific training for common brands.
We carry common flashing and seal materials to handle most repairs in one visit.
Written Skylight Repair estimates before any repair, covering flashing, seals, or replacement separately.
We check curb flashing, step flashing, and counter-flashing as a full system, not in isolation.
Here's what falls under our New Raymer Skylight Repair service for skylights.
Cracked or corroded flashing around the skylight curb is the most common source of New Raymer skylight leaks.
Degraded rubber seals let water in around the glass or dome even when flashing is intact.
Fogging or dripping isn't always a leak — condensation from poor ventilation can mimic leak symptoms.
When the skylight unit itself has failed — cracked glass, fogged double-pane seals — we replace it to current code.
We assess roof framing and pitch before recommending curb-mount or deck-mount installation.
We check airflow as part of a full Skylight Repair diagnosis, not just the flashing and seals.
Tell us what you're seeing — dripping, fogging, or visible flashing damage — and we'll schedule accordingly.
We check the full flashing system, not just the section that looks obviously damaged.
You receive a written estimate specifying whether the fix is flashing, seals, or unit replacement.
The repair is completed the same visit whenever possible, with a workmanship guarantee on the fix.
They checked attic ventilation too, not just the skylight itself.
— New Raymer Homeowner
Technician explained exactly where the leak was coming from before starting any work.
— New Raymer Homeowner
Replaced a fogged double-pane skylight and reflashed the whole curb properly this time.
— New Raymer Homeowner
Turned out our fogging was a ventilation issue, not a leak, and they caught it fast.
— New Raymer Homeowner
We handle skylight work on both residential and light commercial New Raymer properties.
