Trusted Fort Myers Roofing handles skylight installation and repair in Fort Myers, FL, for homes in Edison Park, Dean Park and along Colonial Boulevard. We install fixed, vented and tubular skylights in shingle, tile and metal roofs, and we fix the leaky, fogged or cracked ones that so many older homes end up with.
Most skylight leaks we’re called out for have nothing to do with the glass, and the real culprit is usually worn-out flashing or a bad seal around the curb. On every job, we wrap the curb with peel-and-stick ice and water shield, install a manufacturer-matched step flashing kit and check the framing around the opening for any hidden rot. For new installs, we use impact-rated units with Florida Product Approval and low-E glazing, which keeps out storm debris and cuts down on the heat coming through.
Repairs usually take a few hours, while most new skylights go in within one day, including framing and interior trim. Impact-rated skylights typically run $2,200 to $5,000 installed, tubular sun tunnels about $500 to $1,000, and we’ll give you a free written estimate before any work starts.
Every skylight we install or repair is backed by our 5-year written workmanship warranty, on top of the manufacturer’s product warranty. We’ll go over the coverage with you first, so you know your new light source won’t turn into a leak.
Serving Southwest Florida since 2001, Trusted Fort Myers Roofing brings decades of experience to residential roofing projects, including roof installation, repair, and replacement.
Trusted Fort Myers Roofing is BBB-accredited, licensed, and insured. We use quality roofing materials and follow proper installation practices.
We provide free roofing estimates so you can review the expected costs, material options, and work involved before replacing your roof.
We offer a 5-year written workmanship warranty on qualifying roof replacement work, with coverage subject to the warranty's terms and conditions.
GAF President's Club Award (2019)
Licensed and Insured


This skylight on a concrete tile roof had been “fixed” so many times that the area around it was buried under layers of roofing cement, foil tape and silver coating, with rust streaks running down the tiles every time it rained. Trusted Fort Myers Roofing lifted the surrounding tiles, scraped away the old patches and found the underlayment beneath had cracked and pulled away from the curb. We installed fresh peel-and-stick membrane around the opening, fit new metal pan flashing with a formable skirt shaped to the tile profile and reset the tiles with foam adhesive, so the skylight finally sheds water the way it should without any more quick fixes.
Final Cost: $2,400
Turnaround Time: 2 days


The homeowners wanted more daylight in their living room, but the old single skylight there had been leaking for years and the drywall around it was stained and soft. Trusted Fort Myers Roofing cut back the shingles, removed the old unit and reframed the opening to fit a three-panel combination skylight, replacing a strip of rotted decking along the bottom edge. We wrapped the curbs in adhesive underlayment, installed the matched step flashing kit and wove the shingles back in, giving the room three times the natural light with a seal that’s built to stay dry.
Final Cost: $9,400
Turnaround Time: 2 days

The homeowners’ kitchen sat in the middle of the house with no direct windows, so it stayed dim even on the brightest afternoons. Trusted Fort Myers Roofing cut the opening between the rafters, built a new treated-lumber curb and framed out the light well, keeping the layout clear of the nearby low-slope section so water from that roof wouldn’t run toward the new unit. We wrapped the curb in adhesive underlayment, installed an impact-rated low-E skylight with a factory flashing kit and wove the shingles back in, giving the kitchen bright, natural light without adding extra heat.
Final Cost: $3,600
Turnaround Time: 1 day
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In most cases, yes. Florida code requires glazed openings in wind-borne debris regions, skylights included, to be impact resistant or protected by an impact-resistant covering. That region covers areas where the ultimate design wind speed is 140 mph or greater, plus spots within a mile of the coast at 130 mph, which takes in much of Lee County.
Not if you pick the right glass. In Florida, solar heat gain coefficient is the most important rating for glass exposed to direct sun, and UF/IFAS recommends skylights with an SHGC of 0.28 or lower and a U-factor of 0.60 or less. Low-E glazing keeps the light coming in while blocking a lot of the heat.
The flashing is usually the problem. Most skylight leaks come from worn step flashing, failed sealant or a deteriorated curb around the unit, not the glass itself. Rebuilding the flashing often fixes the leak without replacing the whole skylight.
Usually, yes. In nearby Estero, for example, structural roof changes like adding skylights require a building permit with engineered plans. Trusted Fort Myers Roofing handles the permitting for you, so the job passes inspection the first time.
Yes. Compact 10- to 14-inch tubular skylights work well in tight spaces like hallways and closets, and they bring in daylight without needing a big roof opening or major framing changes.
Most quality skylight manufacturers back their products with a warranty on the glass and the unit itself, often 10 years or more, and some even cover installation when it’s done to their specs.