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Confirm location, framing, curb geometry, clearances, and the buildable connection between structure and the selected skylight.
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Specialty construction Daylight / drainage / envelope
Condominium Skylight Installation
New and replacement skylights for condominium townhomes, coordinated as a complete roof-opening, flashing, glazing, and interior-finish assembly.
Built around performance Details that matter
The finish is only as strong as the planning behind it.
A skylight is both a daylight feature and a penetration through the building envelope. Its long-term performance depends on the curb, membrane transitions, flashings, drainage, glazing, condensation control, and interior closure working together.
Moderno coordinates the opening, structural review, roof tie-in, skylight installation, insulation, air and vapour control, drywall, painting, and final water testing. For condominium townhomes, the work is phased around residents and aligned with the corporation's roofing standards.
Applications Where we can help
Planned for real properties and real operating conditions.
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New skylights for condominium townhomes
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Replacement of aged, cracked, or leaking units
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Fixed, venting, and curb-mounted skylights
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Roof-window and daylight-opening upgrades
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Interior shaft, drywall, trim, and paint restoration
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Skylight work coordinated with roof replacement
Our scope Coordinated delivery
One team across the critical interfaces.
Roof integration
Tie flashings and membrane details into flat, shingle, or other roof systems while maintaining drainage and manufacturer requirements.
Glazing + controls
Coordinate glazing type, safety requirements, thermal performance, venting hardware, insect screens, and powered controls where specified.
Interior completion
Complete insulation, air and vapour transitions, light wells, drywall, trim, painting, protection, and final cleaning.
Our process Clear from the start
Decisions resolved before they become site problems.
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Survey
Review roof construction, interior conditions, structure, drainage, access, electrical needs, and signs of prior leakage.
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Coordinate
Confirm the skylight, curb, flashing approach, consultant requirements, permits, resident notices, and weather plan.
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Install
Protect the home, form the opening, complete the curb and envelope tie-ins, install the unit, and close the interior.
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Test + close out
Inspect seals and drainage, complete controlled water testing where appropriate, and provide product and warranty information.
Technical considerations No hidden handoffs
What we resolve with the project team.
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Roof type, drainage direction, snow and ice exposure, curb height, flashings, and membrane compatibility
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Structural openings, fall protection, safe access, weather windows, permits, and condominium approvals
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Thermal performance, condensation resistance, safety glazing, ventilation, blinds, controls, and interior finishes
Frequently asked Practical answers
What property teams want to know.
Can a skylight be added to an existing condominium townhome?
Often, yes, subject to condominium approval, roof and structural conditions, access, product requirements, and any applicable permit or consultant review. A site assessment confirms the practical approach.
Can skylights be replaced without replacing the entire roof?
In many cases they can. The surrounding roof must be sound enough to receive reliable new flashing and membrane transitions; otherwise broader roofing work may be recommended.
How do you reduce the risk of future leaks?
The unit, curb, flashings, membrane, drainage, seals, and interior air-control layers are treated as one assembly. Details are reviewed before installation and inspected before closeout.
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