Two skylights bring daylight into a room with a white sloped ceiling

Horvath Roofing / Skylights

Skylight installation
in Northern Ohio.

A little more sky can change the way a room feels. Let’s find the right place to bring in daylight.

A good roof starts with a conversation

Let’s talk about your roof.

Tell the local team in Huron what’s going on. We’ll take it from there.

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A different kind of daylight

Look up.
Let light in.

A skylight brings natural light from above into places a wall window might not reach.

Good placement starts with the home itself. Horvath plans around the roof structure, ceiling type, and orientation, then pays attention to the flashing, sealing, and insulation details that matter where a skylight meets the roof.

Tell us about your space
A skylight installed in a shingled roof
01 / Where roof meets lightPlacement and roof details matter

Ways to bring in the light

Two ways
to look up.

Both options welcome daylight. The right choice depends on your room, roof, and what you want from the space.

01 / Daylight

Fixed skylights

A non-opening option for bringing natural light into a room from above.

02 / Daylight + air

Vented skylights

An operable option that can add airflow when the room and installation location are suitable.

We’ll talk through what makes sense for your particular home rather than assuming one type fits every roof.

How we think about it

Plan for the light.
Respect the roof.

The opening is only part of the project. A good plan considers what’s above the room and how the skylight will be installed.

01

Start with the room

Tell us where you want more daylight and what you hope the space will feel like.

02

Plan the placement

We consider the roof structure, ceiling type, and orientation before settling on a location.

03

Choose the right type

We can discuss a fixed or vented skylight and what is suitable for your home.

04

Mind the details

Installation includes careful attention to flashing, sealing, and insulation around the opening.

Good to know

A few things
to consider.

The answer starts with your room and the roof above it.

Where can a skylight go?

Placement depends on the roof structure, ceiling type, and orientation, as well as where you want the light. Horvath can look at the home and help plan a suitable location.

What types of skylights are there?

Fixed and vented skylights are two options Horvath discusses. Tubular and custom-shaped skylights are also common types, but availability and suitability depend on your project. Ask us what could work for your home.

Can a skylight provide ventilation?

A vented, operable skylight can add airflow when suitable for the room and roof. A fixed skylight does not open.

How do I get started?

Contact Horvath or give us a call. Tell us about the room, the roof, and what you’d like to change, and we can discuss the next step.

Your next step

Let’s talk about
your space.

Tell our Huron-based team where you’re hoping for more natural light. We’ll talk through your skylight project and a sensible next step.

Skylight installation / Huron · Erie · Ottawa · Sandusky counties
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Based here. Working nearby.

Real neighbors.
Real roofs.

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Our home base · Huron, Ohio

Proudly serving
homeowners across
Northern Ohio

At Horvath Roofing Inc., we’re proud to serve the communities we call home. Locally rooted since 1998, our team provides trusted roofing service throughout Huron, Erie, Sandusky, and Ottawa Counties.

Looking for a roofing contractor near you? If you’re located in or around these counties, we’ve likely completed a project just down the street.

Not sure if we reach your address? Find us at 911 University Dr S, Huron, OH 44839

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