Attic look and roof measure
The visit starts inside the house, under the roof where the ceiling stain shows. The crew measures the rafter bay, checks the deck for soft spots, and marks where the skylight lands on the Reading roof above.
Amatucci Roofing fits, replaces and reseals skylights on Reading roofs, working from a Wernersville shop 7.5 miles out, with the phone answered 24 hours.
Amatucci Roofing works out of Wernersville, 7.5 miles from Reading, and fits skylights on Berks County roofs. The crew cuts new openings, swaps tired units, and reseals flashing that has started to leak.
A skylight leak shows up as a stain on the ceiling below, not on the roof itself. The crew traces the water back to the flashing, the curb or the glass seal, then prices the fix after measuring.
Skylight work on a Reading roof covers four jobs: leak repair, skylight replacement, a new roof opening, and storm cover.
Water around a skylight enters at the flashing, not through the glass. The crew strips the shingles beside the unit, sets a new flashing kit, and weaves the courses back in. One Reading roof, one day.
A worn skylight comes out and a new unit goes in on the same roof opening. The crew matches the curb size, so the Reading roof deck stays untouched and the ceiling below stays closed.
A first skylight needs an opening cut between the rafters and a curb framed to carry the load. The crew lays out the cut from inside the Reading attic, then opens the roof once the unit is on site.
Amatucci Roofing lists 24-hour availability, so a skylight leaking in a Reading storm reaches a roofer overnight. The crew works the flashing and the shingles around the opening once the weather clears.
The crew fits a skylight on a Reading roof in four steps, from the first look in the attic to the last shingle.
The visit starts inside the house, under the roof where the ceiling stain shows. The crew measures the rafter bay, checks the deck for soft spots, and marks where the skylight lands on the Reading roof above.
The crew opens the roof deck between two rafters and frames a curb to the unit's size. Ice-and-water membrane wraps the curb before the skylight lands, so the Reading rain that runs down the slope passes around it.
The skylight sits on the curb, then the flashing kit goes on in order. Apron at the bottom, steps up both sides, head flashing at the top. Shingle courses close over the metal so the Reading roof sheds water in one plane.
Cutoffs, nails and the old unit leave with the crew, and the Reading yard is cleared before the ladder comes down. Photos of the finished roof opening and any permit paperwork go to the homeowner.
The crew covers all parts of Reading, including the blocks around these six landmarks and employers:
Reading homeowners ask these four questions before booking a skylight job.
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