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Read moreLicensed exterior contractor installing, replacing, and repairing skylights for Prosser homes. USA-made VELUX products, upfront pricing, and flashing built to withstand local conditions. BN Covered Exteriors has helped Prosser homeowners bring more natural light, energy efficiency, and lasting protection with professionally installed skylights since 2024. We deliver expert craftsmanship and energy-efficient skylights that withstand the Yakima Valley climate. Book your skylight consultation online with BN Covered Exteriors.
New Skylight Installation
When you want daylight in a kitchen, bath, or dark central room, we cut, frame, and flash a new opening from the deck up. We use USA-made VELUX units and a precise flashing sequence to keep the roof watertight.
Skylight Replacement
Older acrylic domes yellow, crack, and lose their seal after years of Prosser sun. Our team swaps the worn unit and its flashing for a modern, energy-efficient model that often solves leaks and fogging that resealing cannot fix.
Skylight Leak Repair
A stain on the ceiling rarely means the glass failed. More often, the flashing, seal, or surrounding roofing lets water in. We trace the true entry point and repair it so the leak stops at the source.
Energy-Efficient Skylight Options
Heat gain in summer and heat loss in winter start at the glazing. We offer energy-efficient skylights in Prosser with low-emissivity coatings and insulated frames that maintain indoor comfort while flooding the room with natural light.
Skylight Installation for All Roof Types
Whether your home has asphalt shingles, metal, or a low-slope section, our team matches the flashing material to the roof material so the transition sheds water cleanly.
Custom Skylights and Daylighting Layouts
Some rooms call for more than one unit, a specific placement, or a particular size to catch the best light. We plan custom skylights in Prosser around your ceiling framing, sun exposure, and the look you want.
Prosser sits in a spot the building code takes seriously. The 2021 Washington State Building Code structural design standards indicate a flat roof snow load of 20 psf is a common baseline, but actual requirements vary strictly by city/county. That number is the real weight that a roof, and every opening cut into it, must carry through a Yakima Valley winter.
A skylight is the weakest point in that load path when installed poorly. Snow does not sit still. It accumulates, partially melts against a warm skylight, refreezes at the cold edges, and drives meltwater sideways under any flashing that was not lapped correctly. That freeze-and-thaw cycling is how a skylight that looked fine in October starts staining a ceiling in January.
The fix is in the details: a curb- or deck-mounted unit set to code, with head flashing tucked under the upslope roofing and step flashing woven along the sides, gives meltwater nowhere to go but down the roof and into the gutter. Get the sequence wrong, and the snow load the code accounts for becomes the force pushing water into your home.
At BN Covered Exteriors, we flash every skylight to shed the loads Prosser actually sees, and our same-day roof inspection tells you whether an existing unit was built to survive winter.
Our reputation rests on what our crews catch and how they treat the homeowners who let them onto their roofs.
Barlow H. called us out for a window quote, not a skylight problem. That is what makes his experience worth sharing: a good inspection finds the issue you did not know you had before it becomes structural damage.
“Had Jerry and Josh over to get a quote on getting the windows replaced, and while inspecting the skylights, found that the previous roofer failed to install proper flashing, leading to water ending up where it shouldn’t be. They were great to have over, professional, and very glad they found this for us before the roof came down. Looking forward to seeing what the new roof looks like!”
This is the recurring story we see in Prosser: a prior installation that skipped the details and quietly let water in. We look at the whole roof on every visit so problems surface while they are still a repair, not a rebuild. Read Barlow’s full Google review.
Jessie Shanley came to us braced for the pushy sales pitch most homeowners dread. Her review captures what a consultation should feel like when the goal is the right answer for your home, not a signature that day.
“Their sales and inspection team was wonderful. We haven’t gotten a roof yet, but I can not say enough good things about my experience with them so far. I was extremely nervous about getting bids on my roof and dealing with pushy salespeople. This appointment was more like a conversation with friends who know a lot about roofing, and I didn’t feel pushed towards a decision at all. I really appreciate it. Thanks, Jose and Jordan”
That unhurried, no-pressure approach is the standard we hold to every skylight and roofing visit in Prosser. You get a clear explanation and honest options, then decide on your own timeline. Read Jessie’s full Google review.
We are a local exterior design company founded in 2024, licensed in Washington with years of hands-on experience behind every install across the Yakima Valley.
Here is what sets us apart.
Whether you’re planning an upgrade, dealing with storm damage, or needing a reliable repair, BN Covered Exteriors delivers dependable roofing, siding, gutters, and skylight services from start to finish.
Schedule your consultation online today.
How do I know if my skylight needs repair or full replacement?
Watch for water stains near the frame, fogging between the panes, cracks in the dome, or a draft under the unit. Staining often points to flashing that can be repaired, while fogging inside the glazing usually means the seal has failed and replacement is the better value. We inspect the unit and the surrounding roof, then tell you which path solves the problem.
What does a skylight leak inspection involve?
We start on the roof, checking the head, side, and base flashing along with the surrounding roofing, because most skylight leaks trace to those transitions rather than the glass. Then we look at the interior ceiling and shaft for the water path. Finding the true entry point lets us fix the leak once, rather than chasing it every winter.
Can you install a skylight on my roof type in Prosser?
Yes. Our roof skylight installation in Prosser works on asphalt shingle, metal, and low-slope roofs, and we match the flashing method to the material so the transition sheds water cleanly.
Are energy-efficient skylights worth it in Prosser?
For most homes here, yes. Energy-efficient skylights in Prosser use low-emissivity glazing and insulated frames that reduce summer heat gain and winter heat loss, so you get daylight without the comfort penalty and rely less on artificial lighting.
Why do skylights leak so often in Prosser winters?
It comes down to snow. Prosser roofs are designed for a 20-pound-per-square-foot ground snow load, and that snow melts against a warm skylight, refreezes at the cold edges, and forces water sideways under any flashing installed incorrectly. Proper flashing built for that freeze-and-thaw cycle keeps the water out.
How do I schedule skylight service with BN Covered Exteriors?
You can book service online or call to schedule a same-day roof inspection when your situation cannot wait. Get upfront pricing before any work begins.
At BN Covered Exteriors, we make remodeling easy. From roofing to windows, doors, siding, and gutters we’ve got you covered. While we don’t provide financing, we’ve partnered with top third-party companies to streamline the process. Whether your credit is excellent or less than perfect, our partners can help secure competitive rates. Let us handle the hassle so you can focus on transforming your home.
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