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Skylights

Skylight Installation and Repair in Seattle

Professional skylight installation, replacement, and repair for Seattle homes. Bring natural light into your home with leak-free skylight solutions from K Single Corp.

25+
Years Experience
15,000+
Projects Completed
4.7★
Google Rating
10-Year
Workmanship Warranty

Skylight installation in Seattle costs $1,500 to $3,500 per unit, depending on type and size. K Single Corp installs VELUX skylights and Sun Tunnels as part of our roofing expertise, ensuring leak-free performance backed by a 10-year workmanship warranty.

Seattle’s overcast skies make natural light a premium feature in any home. A single well-placed skylight can increase room brightness by 30 to 50 percent compared to wall-mounted windows alone. Kitchens, bathrooms, hallways, and stairwells benefit the most, especially in homes where tree cover or neighboring structures limit light from standard windows. During the darker months from November through February, the difference a skylight makes is immediately noticeable.

Why Skylights

What Sets Us Apart

VELUX Products

We install VELUX skylights and Sun Tunnels, the industry standard for quality, insulation, and long-term reliability.

Leak-Free Installation

Installed by roofers who understand flashing, waterproofing, and structural integration. Every skylight backed by our 10-year workmanship warranty.

Energy Savings and Natural Light

A single skylight increases room brightness by 30 to 50 percent. Solar-powered venting models qualify for the federal solar tax credit.

Best During Roof Replacement

Adding skylights during a roof replacement saves labor costs and ensures perfect integration with your new roofing material.

At a Glance

Typical Cost

$1,500 – $3,500 per unit

WA License

KSINGSC842B3

Credentials

Licensed, Bonded, Insured

Service Area

King, Snohomish, Pierce

Warranty

10-year workmanship

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How Much Does Skylights Cost?

$1,500 – $3,500 per unit

Our Skylights Process

1

Consultation

We assess your roof, discuss placement options, and recommend the right skylight type and size for your goals.

2

Roof-Side Opening

We cut and frame the roof opening between rafters, maintaining structural integrity.

3

Skylight and Flashing Installation

The skylight is set with the manufacturer's flashing kit, creating a watertight seal integrated with your roofing material.

4

Light Shaft and Interior Finishing

If needed, we build a light shaft and finish the ceiling opening with drywall, trim, and paint to match your interior.

5

Testing and Cleanup

We test the installation, check operation on venting models, clean up all materials, and walk you through care instructions.

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What Our Customers Say

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Fantastic crew to work with. We hired K Single to redo our PVC Roof, build an awning, install solatubes, and paint our h...

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Aaron S.
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K Single was recommended to us by another contractor. We were looking to replace a skylight that had suddenly shattered....

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Chris Chapman
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They replaced our roof and skylights. On the skylight replacement they installed the wrong ones. When notified there was...

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Ed Phippen
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My job was very challenging. Actively leaking torchdown flat roof in winter over the holidays during an atmospheric rive...

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Robin Mar
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We purchased our home 14 years ago. Our roof started to leak. After investigating the cause, it was apparent there were...

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Waman
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K Single was recommended by another roofing company and we are really glad that we went with them. Out of all the estima...

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Timea Tihanyi
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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does skylight installation cost in Seattle?
Skylight installation in Seattle typically costs $1,500 to $4,000 per skylight, including the unit and installation. A standard fixed VELUX skylight runs $1,500 to $2,500 installed. Venting (operable) skylights cost $2,500 to $4,000 installed. Sun tunnels (tubular skylights) are the most affordable option at $800 to $1,500 installed.
Do skylights leak in Seattle's rain?
When properly installed by experienced roofers, skylights do not leak. Skylight leaks are almost always caused by poor installation, not the skylight itself. K Single Corp installs skylights as part of our roofing work, using manufacturer-specified flashing kits and integration methods that create a watertight seal. We back every installation with our 10-year workmanship warranty.
What type of skylight is best for Seattle?
VELUX skylights with laminated glass are the best choice for Seattle homes. They offer excellent insulation, UV protection, and rain-noise reduction. For rooms where ventilation is desired, venting skylights can be opened to release heat and humidity. Sun tunnels are ideal for small spaces like bathrooms and hallways where a traditional skylight is not practical.
Can you add a skylight to an existing roof?
Yes. Skylights can be added to most existing roofs. The process involves cutting an opening in the roof and ceiling, framing the opening, installing the skylight with proper flashing, and building a light shaft if the attic space separates the roof from the living space. We assess your roof structure to ensure the addition is feasible.
How much natural light does a skylight add?
A single skylight can increase natural light in a room by 30 to 50 percent compared to a standard window. Skylights bring in light from directly overhead, which is more consistent throughout the day than wall-mounted windows. In Seattle, where gray skies are common, skylights make a noticeable difference in interior brightness.
Do skylights improve home value?
Yes. Skylights are considered a desirable feature by home buyers, especially in the Pacific Northwest where natural light is limited during winter months. A well-installed skylight in a kitchen, bathroom, or living area can increase perceived home value and make the space feel significantly larger.
Can you replace my old skylight without replacing the whole roof?
Yes. We replace old, fogged, or leaking skylights without disturbing the rest of your roof. However, if your roof is nearing replacement age, we recommend doing both at the same time. Replacing the skylight during a roof replacement saves labor costs and ensures perfect integration with the new roofing material.
How long do skylights last?
Quality skylights from brands like VELUX last 20 to 30 years. The glass and frame are designed for long-term performance, though seals may need attention over time. If your skylight is older than 15 years and showing signs of fogging, condensation, or leaking, replacement is usually the best option.

Serving the Greater Seattle Area

Licensed, bonded, and insured across King, Snohomish, and Pierce counties.

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