Velux windows, also known as skylights, are a fantastic way to open a room and dramatically increase the amount of natural lighting in a space. Simple to install, long-lasting, and with flexible looks that can complement any style of home, there is an option for everyone. They are perfect for bungalows, bedrooms and loft conversions, and we use top quality products such as Velux to bring you the best you can get. If you are interested in finding out more about Velux windows or our services, get in touch today.
There are many benefits to Velux windows, including:
Our installations are guaranteed to minimise disruption in your home whilst delivering a high-quality window installation for your renovations. We can discuss the options available to you, finding the size, type and style that best suits your unique design and your home. After a short consultation and quote, our expert team can get to work right away, leaving you with a brand-new window with as little interruption as possible. Choose us for your new skylight installation now.
Loft conversions are a superb way of maximising the space available in your home. By introducing a Velux window in your converted loft, you can create a light and airy room, perfect for a new bedroom or living space. What’s more, as heat rises, loft rooms can feel particularly warm. Having a skylight allows this heat to escape when the window is opened, enhancing ventilation and often creating a much more comfortable space, particularly throughout the summer months.
Here at C&C Roofing Specialists Ltd, we install Velux windows in Exeter and throughout the surrounding local areas. Simply get in touch with us if you would like skylights fitted in your home.
There are some limits on how many Velux windows can be adjacent and how far apart they need to be to ensure the structural integrity of your roof. We can carry out an inspection to advise on your options.
Generally, provided your skylight does not protrude more than 150mm above the roof pane, you do not need planning permission. This is not the case for heritage and listed buildings. If you are unsure, we can help advise you.
In most cases, we can install a skylight from inside and with just ladders. Our initial inspection will reveal if we need to use scaffolding, but this is very rare.