What is Solatube?

  Solatube Daylighting Systems are all about delivering maximum 

natural light into your home. 

Tubular skylights are designed to install quickly with no major modifications to your attic or roof. With the most advanced technologies available—from the sunlight-capturing dome to the reflective tube—you can feel confident that you have the premium daylighting system available.  

   These old acrylic skylights were replaced with brand new, operable skylights! 

The Solatube® Daylighting System features passive daylighting technology that does not rely on moving parts, making it virtually maintenance-free. All assemblies (dome, flashing, tubing, diffuser) have seals to prevent bug and dirt infiltration. In addition, the dome and flashing are designed to eliminate debris build-up. Unlike traditional skylights, that need periodic cleaning and inspection, the Solatube Daylighting System does not require ongoing maintenance. 

Natural light enhances all spaces in areas that are far from windows. 

Why choose Solatube over a 

traditional skylight?  

• flexible location options
• low-cost installation
• optimal thermal performance
• optical enhancement devices
• no structural changes
• consistent and visually comfortable daylighting
• easy customization with modular components

 Blow insulation is the most thorough way to insulate all types of attics. 

When comparing blown insulation vs. rolled and batts, you’ll want to make notice of the fact that it requires the use of a blowing machine. As expert installers of insulation, we are experienced with handling this machine and can install blown-in insulation quickly and efficiently. Because it is blown into a space, it is ideal for spaces that are irregular in shape and size and in areas that have low ceilings or may otherwise be difficult to access or move around in due to obstacles or obstructions. 

 Blankets are a type of insulation that is most commonly referred to as rolls or batts. 

This is flexible insulation that is meant for use in areas with standard spacing and relatively easy access. The standard spacing refers to the spacing of joists and wall studs, for which the rolls and batts are made wide enough to match. Batts and rolls may also be used in non-standard spaces; however, they will require cutting to fit properly.