Updated Oct. 23, 2026
Who to call for a leaking skylight, a fogged or cracked dome, a replacement during a reroof, a new skylight or a sun tunnel in Bend, with license numbers checked against the state, snow-load facts and what each job costs.
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Services are what each company lists on its own site; "VELUX certified" comes from VELUX's installer locator. License details come from the Oregon CCB's own data. Tap a column to sort.
| Leak repair | Replacement | New skylights | Sun tunnels | VELUX certified | Brands / products | Posted prices, warranty | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Homemasters | Exterior contractor | Bend | #243370as Cald2Design LLC · since 2022 | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | — | — | Low-E glass; fixed, manual venting and solar-powered units with rain sensors | Not posted |
| RCO Roofing & Construction | Roofer | Redmond | #252282since 2024 | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | — | — | VELUX (links to VELUX products); venting and energy-efficient skylights | Not posted |
| Deschutes Roofing | Roofer | Bend | #214443since 2017 | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | Not listed | 10-year workmanship warranty on new roofs; financing up to $100,000 |
| Scott's Roofing | Roofer | Bend | #248895as The New Scotts Roofing Company · since 2023 | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | Usually IKO shingles | Not posted |
| Greenlee Roofing | Roofer | Bend | #224186since 2019 | ✓ | — | — | — | ✓ | Not listed | No minimum repair charge |
| On Top Roofing & Construction | Roofer | La Pine | #226757since 2019 | ✓ | — | ✓ | — | — | Not listed | Not posted |
| Solar Light Inc | Tubular skylight dealer | Madras (serves Bend) | #207440since 2015 | — | — | — | ✓ | — | Solatube tubular skylights and ventilation | Not posted |
A dash means the company does not list that service, not that it refuses it. Ask. 7 of 7 matched an active license in the Oregon CCB's data on Oct. 23, 2026. "Since" is when the current license was first issued, so a company can be older than its license. Re-check on the CCB license search before you sign.
Full list
Seven roofers, exterior contractors and a tubular skylight dealer. Filter by the job you need.
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Exterior contractor
Skylight repair, inspection, replacement and emergency calls across Central Oregon.
Based in Bend · CCB #243370 (Cald2Design LLC)
Roofer
Family-owned roofer for new skylights, replacements and leak repairs in Bend, Redmond and Sisters.
Based in Redmond · CCB #252282
Roofer
Bend roofer listed as a VELUX Certified Installer for new skylights, replacements and sun tunnels.
Based in Bend · CCB #214443
Roofer
VELUX Certified Installer with Bend and Redmond offices.
Based in Bend · CCB #248895 (The New Scotts Roofing Company)
Roofer
Family-owned Bend roofer since 1993 that repairs leaking skylights without pushing a new roof.
Based in Bend · CCB #224186
Roofer
Residential roofer for skylight installs, skylight leaks and reroofs across Central Oregon.
Based in La Pine · CCB #226757
Tubular skylight dealer
Family-owned Solatube Premier Dealer for Bend and Madras.
Based in Madras (serves Bend) · CCB #207440
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Leaks
Water can come in through flashing, roofing or an uphill leak and show up at the skylight. Start by noting when the moisture appears.
Points to an exterior problem:
Condensation can look like a leak: warm, humid indoor air hits cold glass and runs down the frame. Check bathroom and kitchen fans, shaft insulation and air leaks around trim. Fog between the panes means the glass seal has failed.
A newer, good-quality skylight with one flashing problem can be repaired. An old unit with failed glass, brittle acrylic or repeated leaks is usually better replaced. Ask the contractor whether the unit, the flashing or the roof around it is failing.
Roofing and flashing are already off, so it is the cheapest time. Ask how old the skylights are, whether new flashing is included and who is responsible if a reused unit leaks later.
A proper install has sill flashing below, step flashing on the sides of shingle roofs, head flashing above and ice-and-water underlayment, using the maker's flashing kit for your roof type. Ask to see the installation detail.
If the whole plan is "seal around it," ask what failed underneath and how long the repair will last. Repeated caulking hides the real failure. Homemasters, for one, says it relies on manufacturer flashing kits, not excess caulk.
Only in Central Oregon
Bend skylights deal with snow loads, freeze-thaw cycles and strong sun at 3,600 feet.
The City of Bend says permitted buildings are designed for at least 20 to 25 pounds per square foot of roof snow, and estimates 1.25 pounds per square foot for each inch of snow plus 5.2 pounds per inch of ice. Snow drifts and ice dams form above skylights. Do not climb a snowy roof to clear one; the city warns about falls and sliding snow.
A skylight buried in snow looks like roof. Anyone shoveling a roof should know where they are; skylights are not built to hold a person.
Bend is in ENERGY STAR's Northern zone (IECC climate zone 5). Certified skylights there need a U-factor of 0.45 or lower, with any solar heat gain; other zones need U-0.50 and SHGC 0.25 or lower. Air leakage must be 0.3 cfm per sq ft or less. Ask for the NFRC label numbers, not just "energy efficient."
As of Oct. 2026, Energy Trust of Oregon's window incentive, which covers replacing old skylights, is listed only for SW Washington NW Natural customers, not Bend's Pacific Power and Cascade Natural Gas customers. The federal 25C credit ended for skylights installed after Dec. 31, 2025. Check both before you buy.
West- and south-facing skylights can overheat rooms on summer afternoons; north-facing ones give softer light. Think about glare, UV on floors and furniture, snow drift spots, valleys, trees, solar panels and the next reroof before cutting.
Homemasters says high-desert UV bakes rubber gaskets and sealants, and freeze-thaw cycles crack seals and frames. Single-pane acrylic domes from the 1980s and 90s are prime candidates for replacement with low-E glass.
Sources: City of Bend, "Roof load and structural integrity"; ENERGY STAR skylight criteria table (Oct. 2023); Energy Trust of Oregon windows incentive page; IRS guidance on the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit.
Skylight types
Do not open. Simplest, fewest parts, best when the goal is daylight only.
Open with a crank or pole to let hot, moist air out of bathrooms, kitchens and lofts.
Motorized units add remotes, rain sensors and shades. Ask what happens in a power outage and who services the motor or battery locally.
A reflective tube brings daylight into a hallway, bath, closet or laundry room where a full skylight will not fit. They still go through the roof, so compare tube size, path, flashing and insulation.
Replacing the roof unit may not include the room side. Ask who handles drywall, water-damaged framing, insulation, air sealing, texture, paint and trim. Some roofers stop at the weather-tight exterior.
A new skylight that cuts or reframes rafters or trusses is structural work. Ask your contractor who pulls the permit, and check with the City of Bend Permit Center, or Deschutes County outside city limits. Same-size replacements in the existing opening are usually simpler, but ask.
Budget
No company on this list posts skylight prices, so here are national ranges with their dates. Roof type, framing and interior finishing move the number most.
| Job | Typical U.S. range | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Reseal a skylight | $75–$250 | HomeGuide, Feb. 2026 |
| Flashing repair | $150–$500 | HomeGuide, Feb. 2026 |
| Leak repair | $225–$800 | HomeGuide, Feb. 2026 |
| Glass / dome replacement | $150–$600 / $350–$900 | HomeGuide, Feb. 2026 |
| Replace an existing skylight | $800–$2,400 | HomeGuide, Feb. 2026 |
| New skylight, installed | $1,600–$4,200 | HomeGuide, Aug. 2025 |
| Venting skylight, installed | $1,600–$4,700 | HomeGuide, Aug. 2025 |
| Sun tunnel, installed | $500–$1,000 | HomeGuide, Aug. 2025 |
| Remove and roof over | $350–$1,000 | HomeGuide, Feb. 2026 |
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Questions
Snow and ice can dam above the skylight during thaws and push water under the flashing or roofing. Tell the contractor the leak shows up only in snow events; it points to the flashing, underlayment or ice buildup rather than the glass.
Often, yes. Roofing around the unit is removed, the skylight and flashing replaced, and roofing woven back in. It is more involved on older or brittle roofs, and if the roof is near the end of its life, waiting to do both together usually saves money.
Usually, if they are older. Roofing and flashing are already off, and a new skylight with new flashing avoids reopening a brand-new roof later. VELUX-certified roofers in Bend include Deschutes Roofing, Scott's Roofing and Greenlee Roofing.
No. Moisture trapped between panes means the insulated glass seal has failed. The fix is new glass or a new unit, not roofing work. Moisture on the room side of the glass is usually condensation from indoor humidity.
Yes, especially a large west- or south-facing unit with clear glass. Low-E glass, a north-facing spot, a venting model or a shade all help. ENERGY STAR allows any solar heat gain in Bend's Northern zone, so check the SHGC if heat is a worry.
No Bend installer on our list posts prices. National ranges from HomeGuide: $1,600 to $4,200 for a new skylight and $500 to $1,000 for a sun tunnel (Aug. 2025); $800 to $2,400 to replace an existing skylight and $225 to $800 to repair a leak (Feb. 2026).
Not that we found as of October 2026. Energy Trust of Oregon's window incentive, which includes skylights, is listed only for SW Washington NW Natural customers, and the federal 25C credit ended for skylights placed in service after Dec. 31, 2025. Check Energy Trust before you buy in case offers change.
A new skylight that cuts or reframes roof framing is structural work, so check with the City of Bend Permit Center, or Deschutes County outside city limits. Ask your contractor who pulls the permit and include it in the quote.
Every business detail comes from that business's own website, and every license number from the Oregon CCB's license data, both checked Oct. 23, 2026. National cost ranges are from the dated guides listed; ask local companies for quotes on your house.
