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Skylight Repair & Leak Fixing in Homosassa

Skylight Repair & Leak Fixing in Citrus County, Florida

What skylight repair involves

Most skylight leaks in Homosassa come from failed flashing, dried-out sealant, or a cracked curb, not from the glass. Heavy summer rain, salt air and strong sun wear down caulk and roof cement faster than many owners expect. A proper repair starts by finding the real entry point, which can sit well away from the stain on the ceiling. The fix might be resealing, replacing flashing, swapping a fogged or cracked glazing unit, or replacing the whole skylight.

What to look for

  • A written diagnosis that names the cause, not just "reseal it."
  • Flashing replaced when it is corroded or badly fitted, rather than caulk smeared over it.
  • Florida licensing and current insurance, plus experience with your roof type (shingle, tile or metal).
  • A workmanship warranty in writing, separate from the manufacturer's product warranty.

How our scoring helps

We list 5 businesses in this category and rank them using review quality, consistency and the details they publish. You can read how that works on the methodology page. To see the ranked list, go to the best skylight contractors in Homosassa.

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All skylight repair & leak fixing in Homosassa, ranked by score and relevance

5 businesses, scored on recent reviews. The order weighs each business's overall score by how much of its reviewed work is skylight repair & leak fixing, so a lower-scored specialist can rank above a higher-scored generalist.

Craig Fass Roofing
#1
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Craig Fass Roofing

5.0(82)✓ Google-verified

Customers who hired the team describe quick scheduling, fair pricing, and tidy crews. Several reviewers say the work finished on time, even in heavy heat or rain. Many say they would recommend the company to friends and neighbours. Reviewers also mention a clear process from estimate to cleanup. One reviewer says the team explained the permit steps. Others praise roof replacements on homes, a condo community, and a large HOA project.

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Boulerice Roofing & Supply Inc
#2
84

Boulerice Roofing & Supply Inc

4.6(71)✓ Google-verified

Reviewers praise this Homosassa roofer for its honest pricing, polite crews, and tidy job sites. Customers describe a family-run team that answers the phone, shows up on time, and follows up after the work.

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Creative Roofing Solution LLC
#3
78

Creative Roofing Solution LLC

5.0(14)✓ Google-verified

Creative Roofing Solution holds a perfect 5.0 across 14 Google reviews. Reviewers praise the crew's professionalism, tidy cleanup, and the owner's steady check-ins. Several describe fair pricing and quick one-day roof jobs.

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Apex Roofing Contractor
#5
58 low data

Apex Roofing Contractor

5.0(1)✓ Google-verified

Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.

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Common questions about skylight repair & leak fixing

How much does skylight leak repair cost?
Simple resealing often runs a few hundred dollars. Replacing flashing usually costs somewhere between $300 and $900. Replacing the skylight itself commonly lands between $1,000 and $3,000 or more, depending on size and roof type. Interior drywall repair is usually extra.
How often does a skylight need repair?
A well-installed skylight can go 10 to 20 years without major work. Sealant and flashing may need attention sooner in Florida's sun and storms, so an inspection every few years and after severe weather is sensible.
What should I expect during a repair visit?
The contractor inspects the roof, flashing and interior, often running a water test. Most repairs take a few hours to one day. Replacement takes longer and needs dry weather.
How can I tell if a contractor did good work?
Look for no new stains after the next heavy rain, flashing that is properly integrated with the roofing, and a written warranty covering labor. Be wary of repairs that are only a bead of caulk on top.

Last updated 2026-11-15