Our Rooflight and Skylight Services
Ten kinds of rooflight and skylight, each fitted by our own team across Basildon and 30 miles around.
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Roof Lantern Installation
Made-to-measure roof lanterns for south Essex extensions, built on an insulated kerb so the room stays bright and warm.
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Flat Roof Rooflight Installation
Flat roof rooflights for south Essex homes, fitted on an insulated kerb with warm-edge glass so rooms stay bright and warm.
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Roof Window Installation
Roof windows for lofts, chalets and pitched roofs across south Essex, fitted with warm glazing, insulated collars and a tidy lining.
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VELUX Window Installation
New VELUX roof windows and like-for-like swaps across south Essex, fitted with insulation collars so the room stays warm.
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Electric and Opening Rooflight Installation
Electric and manual opening rooflights for south Essex kitchens, bathrooms and stairwells, fitted with a warm seal and safe wiring.
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Energy Efficient Rooflights
Upgrade to a warm rooflight in south Essex: U-values, glazing, frames, kerbs and Part L explained in plain English.
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Misted and Failed Rooflight Replacement
Replacement of misted and failed rooflight glass or whole units across south Essex, upgraded to warm-edge glazing as standard.
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Walk-On Rooflight Installation
Walk-on rooflights for terraces, patios and flat roofs, fitted with grip finishes and warm-edge sealed units so the room below stays bright and warm.
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Conservation Rooflight Installation
Low-profile, slim-framed conservation rooflights for period homes in south Essex, built with warm glass so the loft room stays comfortable.
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Sun Tunnel Installation
Sun tunnels for dark landings, hallways and bathrooms in south Essex, fitted with insulated tubes so the daylight does not cost you heat.
Choosing between ten services is easier than it looks, because the roof and the room mostly decide for you. Start with the roof. A flat roof on an extension suits a roof lantern or a flat roof rooflight. A pitched roof, such as a loft conversion or a chalet bungalow, suits a roof window.
Next, think about what the room needs. If it is a dark landing or a bathroom with no outside wall, a sun tunnel can bring daylight in where a full window cannot. If you want fresh air as well as light, look at opening and electric units. If an old unit has misted or failed, replacement is the job to read about.
Whichever you choose, every service here is built around warmth: warm-edge glazing as standard, an insulated kerb or upstand, and a lining that keeps the heat in. Not sure which skylight fits your home? Send us photos and we will point you to the right one at a free survey, or start with our quote page.