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Skylight Leak Repair Conroe TX homeowners call us for starts with the flashing, not the glass. Our crew traces the leak with a moisture meter and infrared camera, replaces failed butyl tape and curb flashing, and runs a water hose test before we pack up. If your ceiling stain is spreading after last week's rain, we can get out there today.
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Every skylight repair starts with a full inspection and ends with a water test. Here is what is covered in a standard repair, so you know what you are paying for before we start.
We check the curb, flashing, glazing, and surrounding shingles, then confirm the entry point with a moisture meter and infrared camera. You get photos of what we found and a clear explanation of what failed.
We remove the old sealant and butyl tape, replace rusted fasteners, and rebuild the flashing layers with fresh metal and roof cement. The repair is built to shed water the way the original should have.
If the curb or deck has rot, we repair it before resealing. Sealing over soft wood just hides the problem for a season. We make sure the skylight has solid wood to attach to.
We run a water hose test over the skylight and watch the interior for any moisture. The job is not done until it stays dry. That test is the proof the repair works.
We haul off the old materials, clean up the work area, and give you a written workmanship warranty. If the same spot leaks within the warranty window, we come back at no charge.
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Skylight Leak Repair Conroe TX is a targeted roof repair that reseals the curb, flashing, and glazing where a skylight meets the roof deck, stopping water before it reaches your ceiling. Most skylight leaks do not come from cracked glass. They come from failed butyl tape, rusted fasteners, or a curb that was never flashed correctly. We pull the old sealant, check the deck for rot, and rebuild the water-shedding layers in the right order.
Conroe gets the kind of rain that finds every weak point. Spring storms dump two inches in an afternoon, then the sun bakes the sealant for weeks. That cycle cracks old caulk and pulls fasteners loose. If you searched for skylight leak repair in Conroe TX near me after a storm, you are not alone. We handle a steady run of skylight leak fixing Conroe Texas calls every time a front rolls through Montgomery County.

You call (936) 304-3062 and describe what you are seeing: the stain, the drip, when it started. We ask about the storm timing and the skylight location, then book a window that works for you. For active leaks, we prioritize same-day visits across Conroe and the surrounding ZIPs.
We get on the roof with a ladder stabilizer and roof safety harness, then check the curb, flashing, and glazing. A moisture meter and infrared thermal imaging camera confirm where the water is actually entering. Most inspections take 30 to 45 minutes and end with photos of the problem.
You get a flat price for the repair before any sealant comes out of the tube. We explain what failed, what we will replace, and what it costs. No surprise line items after the work is done.
We remove the old sealant and failed butyl tape, check the deck for rot, and rebuild the flashing layers. Fasteners get replaced, the curb gets sealed with roof cement and a UV-rated sealant, and the glazing gets checked for gaps. Most skylight repairs take two to four hours.
Before we leave, we run a water hose test over the skylight and watch the interior for any trace of moisture. If it stays dry, we clean up, haul off the old materials, and walk you through what we did. You get a written warranty on the repair.

Confirms where the water is actually entering and how far it has spread. It tells us whether the leak is at the curb, the flashing, or somewhere else on the roof.
Shows temperature differences that reveal trapped moisture under the roof surface. We use it to trace hidden leaks around the skylight and check for wet insulation.
Lets us simulate rain over the skylight and watch for moisture inside. It is the final proof that the repair works before we leave the job.
Keeps our crew safe and the ladder stable on sloped and uneven ground. Safe access means we can inspect the skylight properly instead of guessing from the ground.
The caulking gun applies sealant evenly; the pry bar lifts flashing and shingles without cracking them. Both are basic tools, but using them correctly is what makes the repair clean.
Gives us a close look at steep or high skylights without putting a crew member at risk. It helps us document the problem and show you what we found.
We rebuild the flashing in the correct order: butyl tape under the metal, metal lapped with the water flow, and sealant over the fasteners. Doing it in the right order is what keeps water out.
After the repair, we run water over the skylight for several minutes and watch the interior. If any moisture shows up, we keep working until it is dry. No guesswork.
We map the moisture readings around the skylight and the surrounding ceiling so we know the full extent of the leak. That map tells us whether the repair is limited to the skylight or needs to go further.
We follow GAF, Owens Corning, and Henry Company application specs for the sealants we use. That means the right surface prep, the right temperature, and the right cure time for a repair that lasts.

We inspect the skylight, trace the leak with a moisture meter and infrared camera, and repair the flashing and seal. Most jobs are done in one visit. The stain stops spreading and the ceiling stays dry through the next storm.
We tarp the skylight to stop the water, then schedule the permanent repair for the next dry window. Our emergency line is open 24/7. The leak stops, your ceiling and insulation are protected, and the repair is done right once the weather clears.
We remove the old caulk, check the curb and deck for rot, and rebuild the flashing system instead of smearing new sealant over the problem. The leak is fixed at the source, not hidden, and the repair carries a written warranty.
We inspect the skylight, document the problem with photos, and quote the repair so you can negotiate or plan the fix before closing. You know exactly what the repair costs before you sign, with no surprises after move-in.
Conroe roofs take a beating. Summer heat pushes attic temperatures past 140 degrees, and spring storms drop heavy rain in short bursts. That cycle cracks old sealant and pulls fasteners loose around skylights. Most of the homes we work on are asphalt shingle, with some metal and flat TPO roofs mixed in. We match the repair to the roof type and the age of the home. If you need emergency skylight leak repair Conroe TX same day, call early and we can usually get a tarp on it before the next band of rain. We also work in The Woodlands, Spring, and Willis, so we know the local roof styles and the common failure points. When you search for skylight leak repair in Conroe TX near me, you want a crew that knows the weather here, and that is what we bring.
Older homes near downtown often have original skylights with aging flashing. We repair the flashing and check the deck for rot that comes with age.
Newer builds with vaulted ceilings and multiple skylights. We check the curb and flashing on each one, since builder-grade sealant can fail within a few years.
Homes near the lake get more humidity, which can make condensation look like a leak. We check the attic ventilation along with the skylight seal.
Established neighborhood with a mix of roof ages. We see skylight leaks after hail, so we inspect for hail damage on the flashing and shingles at the same time.
Heat breaks down standard sealant faster than in cooler climates. We use UV-rated sealants that hold up to the Texas sun and do not crack in one season.
Short, intense rain finds every weak point. A skylight that drips in a storm needs the flashing checked, not just a fresh bead of caulk.
Hail can crack skylight glazing and dent flashing. After a hail storm, we inspect the skylight and the surrounding shingles for damage that may not show up as a leak yet.
A homeowner in The Woodlands had a brown ring spreading on the ceiling under a vaulted skylight. The previous roofer had caulked the outside twice, and it still leaked in every storm. The flashing was rusted and the butyl tape was gone.
We rebuilt the flashing with fresh metal and butyl tape, replaced the fasteners, and resealed the curb. The water test ran dry, and the ceiling stayed dry through the next two storms. The repair took about three hours.
Maintenance: Check the sealant around the skylight each spring and after any hail. A five-minute look from the roof can catch a cracked bead before it becomes a ceiling stain.
Water was pouring through a skylight in Conroe 77304 during a night storm. The homeowner called at 7 a.m. with a bucket under the drip and a spreading stain. The skylight curb had separated from the deck.
We tarped the skylight by noon to stop the water, then returned two days later to repair the curb and flashing. The repair took four hours and the water test came back dry. The homeowner paid the quoted price with no emergency markup.
Maintenance: After any storm that brings hail or high wind, check the skylight from inside for drips. Catching a leak in the first day keeps the repair small.
A home near River Plantation had a skylight that leaked for months. The curb wood was soft and the deck had started to rot. Two roofers had quoted a simple reseal, which would have failed within weeks.
We replaced the rotted curb and deck section, rebuilt the flashing, and resealed the skylight. The job took a full day and cost more than a reseal, but the leak stopped and the repair is warrantied.
Maintenance: Keep the attic ventilated and check for condensation on the skylight in winter. Dry wood lasts longer, and a dry curb holds sealant better.
Most skylight leaks come down to a handful of failures. Here are the ones we see most often in Conroe, and what happens if they are left alone.
Water gets behind the flashing and runs down the deck, soaking insulation and staining the ceiling. The damage spreads every time it rains. We remove the old flashing and butyl tape, replace rusted fasteners, and rebuild the layers with fresh metal and roof cement. Then we water-test the repair to confirm it is dry.
Old caulk cracks and pulls away from the curb, opening a path for water. It looks fine from the ground but fails in the first hard rain. We strip the failed sealant, clean the joint, and apply a UV-rated sealant that flexes with the roof. We use GAF and Henry Company products rated for the heat load here.
Soft wood will not hold fasteners or sealant, so the leak comes back no matter how much caulk you use. Left alone, the rot spreads into the surrounding framing. We check the curb and deck during the inspection, replace any rotted wood, and reseal on solid material. That is what makes the repair last more than one season.
A cold skylight in a humid attic can sweat and drip, which looks like a leak but is not. Sealing the wrong spot wastes money and leaves the real issue. We check the attic and the skylight glazing to tell condensation from a true leak. If it is condensation, we explain the ventilation fix instead of selling you a repair you do not need.

We are a local roofing crew working Conroe and Montgomery County roofs every week, from 1970s ranches off Frazier Street to newer builds in Grand Central Park. Our technicians carry OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 training, and our lead inspector is HAAG Certified for storm damage assessment. We have repaired skylights on asphalt shingle, metal, and flat TPO roofs, and we know how each one fails in Texas heat. That local experience is why we can usually tell you what failed before we get on the roof.
Most skylight leak repairs in Conroe run $250 to $650 in 2026, depending on the curb condition and how much flashing has to be rebuilt. A simple reseal is on the low end; a rotted curb with deck repair is higher. We give you the exact price before we start, and estimates are free.
Roof Leak Repair Conroe Pros fixes skylight leaks across Conroe and Montgomery County. We handle the flashing, curb, and glazing repair on shingle, metal, tile, TPO, and EPDM roofs. Call (936) 304-3062 and we will schedule an inspection, usually within a day or two and same-day for active leaks.
Active leaks can be stopped in the rain with emergency tarping, but the permanent repair needs a dry roof. We tarp the skylight to stop the water, then return when the weather clears to reseal the flashing and run a water test. That two-step approach protects your ceiling without trapping moisture under fresh sealant.
Most skylight repairs take two to four hours on site. The inspection runs 30 to 45 minutes, the repair itself is usually one to three hours, and the water test adds about 15 minutes. If the curb has rot or the deck needs repair, plan on a full day. We tell you the timeline when we quote the job.
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Ask the local teamCall us at (936) 304-3062 any time, day or night. We answer live during business hours and our emergency line stays open 24/7 for active leaks. Most Conroe calls get a same-day inspection, and you will always get a written price before we start work.