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That water stain on your ceiling isn’t going away on its own. Every day you wait, moisture seeps deeper into your home’s structure, creating bigger problems and bigger bills.
When we fix your skylight, you get back to enjoying natural light without the constant worry of the next rainstorm. No more buckets, no more stained drywall, no more wondering if today’s the day your ceiling gives out.
Your skylight should bring light into your home, not water. We make sure it does exactly that—and stays that way.
SkyLuxe Construction isn’t just another contractor showing up with a business card. We’re a family-owned company that’s been serving Suffolk County homeowners for years, and we understand what matters to you.
When you call us, you’re not getting a salesperson. You’re getting Al, who personally inspects every job, and a team that treats your home like our own.
Port Jefferson Station homeowners deal with unique weather patterns—from harsh winters that freeze and expand skylight seals to summer humidity that tests every joint. We know these challenges because we live here too.
First, we find the real problem. Not the obvious water stain, but where the water’s actually getting in—whether it’s failed flashing, cracked glass, worn seals, or poor installation from years ago.
Then we fix it right. We don’t patch and pray. If your flashing is shot, we replace it with quality materials that handle Long Island weather. If your glass is cracked, we source the right replacement that fits properly.
Finally, we test everything before we leave. We don’t just pack up and hope for the best. We make sure your repair will hold up to the next storm, and the one after that.
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Every skylight repair starts with finding the source—not just the symptoms. We inspect flashing, seals, glass, and the surrounding roof area because water has a way of traveling before it shows up on your ceiling.
Port Jefferson Station homes face specific challenges. Winter freeze-thaw cycles crack seals and shift flashing. Summer humidity creates condensation issues. Coastal weather brings wind-driven rain that finds every weak spot.
We handle it all: resealing leaking skylights, replacing cracked glass, fixing damaged flashing, and addressing ventilation motor issues. If your skylight is beyond repair, we’ll tell you straight—no upselling, just honest assessment of what makes sense for your situation and budget.
Look for obvious signs first: water stains on your ceiling, visible cracks in the glass, or condensation between panes. But the real test is age and maintenance history.
Most skylights need attention every 10-15 years, especially if they haven’t been properly maintained. If your skylight is older than 20 years and having multiple issues, replacement often makes more sense than repeated repairs.
We’ll give you an honest assessment during our inspection. Sometimes a $300 seal replacement fixes everything. Other times, you’re looking at a $2,000 repair on a skylight that’s going to fail again next year—and we’ll tell you that too.
Long Island weather is tough on skylights. Winter freeze-thaw cycles cause seals to crack and flashing to shift. Ice dams can force water under even good flashing.
Summer brings different problems—high humidity creates condensation that looks like leaks but isn’t. Coastal storms drive rain horizontally, finding weak spots that normal rain misses.
Poor installation is another big culprit. Skylights installed without proper flashing or with incorrect slopes will eventually leak, no matter how new they are. That’s why we always check the installation quality, not just the obvious damage.
Most repairs take 3-6 hours, depending on what we find. Simple resealing jobs might be done in 2 hours. Complex flashing repairs or glass replacement can take a full day.
Weather matters too. We won’t start a repair if rain is coming—opening up your skylight in bad weather just creates bigger problems.
We schedule repairs when we can complete them properly, not when it’s convenient for our calendar. That might mean waiting a few days for the right weather window, but it means your repair gets done right the first time.
Yes, but only when conditions are right. We need temperatures above freezing and dry conditions to properly seal and flash repairs.
Emergency leak repairs can often be done year-round—we can stop active leaks with temporary measures, then complete permanent repairs when weather permits.
Winter repairs require extra care because materials don’t seal properly in cold temperatures. We’d rather schedule your repair for spring and do it right than rush a winter repair that fails when the weather warms up.
Simple resealing runs $200-400. Glass replacement typically costs $300-800, depending on size and type. Flashing repairs range from $400-1,200 based on complexity.
Full skylight replacement starts around $800 for basic units, up to $2,500 for larger or specialty skylights, including installation.
We give you exact pricing after inspection—no ballpark estimates that turn into surprise bills. If we find additional issues during repair, we stop and discuss options before doing any extra work.
Absolutely. We guarantee our repairs against leaks for one full year. If your skylight leaks due to our workmanship, we come back and fix it at no charge.
That guarantee doesn’t cover new damage from storms or normal wear and tear, but it covers the specific repair we performed.
We stand behind our work because we do it right the first time. Quality materials, proper installation, and attention to detail—that’s how we’ve built our reputation in Suffolk County, and that’s how we keep it.
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