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We come out and look at the skylight and the roof around it. No charge, no obligation.
Skylight work in Jefferson City should be done by a team that knows how the skylight and the roof fit together.
Luecke's Roofing is a VELUX Certified Installer. That means we're trained and certified to install VELUX skylights to manufacturer specification, so the skylight goes in the way VELUX requires for warranty coverage.
We've also worked on Jefferson City roofs since 1999 and hold an A+ BBB rating. As part of the SRA Roofing network, Luecke's Roofing is an established local company with a permanent crew, not a crew that disappears after the job. You'll get a written estimate before work starts and a team that answers the phone if something needs a second look. Along with VELUX, we hold several other manufacturer credentials.
A small skylight leak can stain a ceiling and damage insulation before you notice it. Luecke's Roofing gives Jefferson City homeowners a clear assessment first, so you know what's wrong and what the fix involves.
We come out and look at the skylight and the roof around it. No charge, no obligation.
We give you a straight answer. If a repair solves the problem, that's what we recommend.
We've served Jefferson City since 1999, and we answer the phone when you call.
Many skylight leaks start at the edges, not in the glass. Before anyone replaces a unit, the real source should be found.
Flashing is the metal that seals the skylight to the roof. If it's installed poorly, worn, or damaged, water can get in around the unit.
Sealant around a skylight wears down over time. When it fails, water finds the gap.
A skylight sits in the middle of your roofing. If the shingles or underlayment around it have problems, the skylight can leak even though the unit is fine.
Moisture on the inside of the glass can be condensation from indoor humidity, not a roof leak. We help you tell the difference before you pay for a repair you don't need.

Adding a skylight to a kitchen, living room, bedroom, or bathroom is a different job from repairing one. It involves cutting into the roof, so the details matter.
We talk through where the skylight will do the most good inside the house and what that means for the roof above.
Some skylights stay closed. Others open for airflow. We help you choose what fits the room.
If a new roof is in your plans, that's an easy time to add a skylight, because the roofing around it is already being installed.
A skylight can also be added to a roof that's already in place. We'll explain what that involves for your roof when we inspect it.
Reach out and we'll get an inspection on the calendar.
We look at the unit, the flashing, the sealant, and the roofing around it, and identify the cause of the problem, not just the symptom.
Full scope and cost in writing. You decide when you're ready to move forward.
Once you approve, we give you a start date and finish the job.
Most often it's the flashing, the sealant, or the roofing around the skylight, not the glass itself. We find the actual source before recommending a fix.
Condensation forms on the inside of the glass because of indoor humidity. A leak is water coming in from outside. We can help you tell which one you have.
Yes. Luecke's Roofing is a VELUX Certified Installer.
Yes. It's often simplest to do it during a roof replacement, but we can talk through your options for an existing roof too.
Skylights installed to VELUX specification can qualify for VELUX warranty coverage, and Luecke's Roofing customers are also covered by SRA's five-year workmanship warranty, which stays active with a yearly inspection. We'll go over the details with you during the estimate.
Whether you're adding a new skylight or you have one that's been leaking, we'll take a look and tell you straight what it needs. No pressure, no guesswork, and no call centers, just a local crew that answers the phone.
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