Commercial service agreements24/7 leak response

SVC-07

Skylights, hatches and ventilation

Fall-protection screens, roof hatches, curbs and ventilation detailed to stay dry.

Service
SVC-07
Dispatch
24/7
Area
Greater Houston
Survey
Free
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Overview

Skylights and roof hatches are the two most common places we see both leaks and OSHA exposures. We replace failed domes, add fall-protection screens, install code-compliant hatches with guardrails and re-curb equipment to the height the membrane manufacturer requires.

When new rooftop units or exhaust fans are added, we coordinate with your mechanical contractor so curbs are flashed by roofers, not by the HVAC crew.

What's included

  • Skylight dome and curb replacement
  • OSHA-compliant skylight screens
  • Roof hatches with guardrail systems
  • Equipment curbs and pipe supports
  • Ventilation and exhaust fan flashing
  • Coordination with mechanical trades
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Why owners choose us for this work

Fewer fall hazards

Screens and guardrails at every opening.

Dry curbs

Correct curb heights and two-ply flashing.

One trade responsible

Roofers flash what roofers warranty.

The process

  1. Inventory

    Count and grade every opening on the roof plan.

  2. Prioritize

    Safety exposures first, then leak risks.

  3. Coordinate

    Schedule with mechanical and electrical trades.

  4. Install

    Curbs, screens and hatches flashed to spec.

  5. Document

    Photos and warranty notes added to your roof history.

What drives the price

Sample skylight screen installs start around $240 per opening. Every proposal lists inclusions and exclusions line by line so bids compare fairly.

Build a sample budget
Number and size of openings
Domes, hatches and curbs to replace
Fall protection scope
Screens, guardrails and signage
Equipment coordination
Crane picks and trade scheduling
Membrane type
Flashing materials must match the system

Skylights, hatches and ventilation FAQ

Straight answers on bids, schedules, leaks and warranties. Still stuck? Our estimating desk answers the phone.

Estimating desk

(713) 555-0234All FAQs

OSHA requires fall protection at skylights for workers on the roof. Screens are the most practical permanent solution.

Yes. We re-curb and flash into the existing membrane using manufacturer-approved details.

Yes, on single-ply and metal roofs, flashed as part of the roof system.

Put this on the schedule

Free roof survey, a written scope and a start date your operations team can plan around.

Free roof survey · Written proposal in 5 to 7 business days (sample)

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