Skylight Leak Repair and Replacement in Pueblo
Skylight Leak Repair and Replacement in Pueblo
Rick Alvarez founded Pueblo Skylight Experts to focus on the specific roofing challenges found in Pueblo County homes. Operating from the shop at 2683 Ivywood Ln, he built the business around direct owner involvement on every job rather than handing work off to crews unfamiliar with the local housing stock in neighborhoods like Downtown Pueblo, Belmont, and Highland Park.
The semi-arid climate brings hot summers that expand and contract flashing around skylights, followed by mild winters that still deliver enough moisture to expose weak seals. Rick sees these patterns in older homes near the Pueblo Riverwalk and Lake Minnequa, where he performs targeted skylight leak repair and full skylight replacement using methods that match the actual roof pitches and materials common here.
Clients reach the shop directly during business hours Monday through Friday 8am to 6pm and Saturday 9am to 2pm. Rick keeps the operation small so he can inspect each roof in person, provide upfront pricing, and complete work without the delays common when crews travel in from Colorado Springs.
“Upfront quotes and workmanship you can inspect on every skylight leak repair or replacement job in Pueblo neighborhoods like Downtown Pueblo, Belmont, Highland Park, and Lake Minnequa.”
Rick Alvarez
Owner · Since 2014
Credentials & guarantees
- ✓Locally owned and owner-operated from 2683 Ivywood Ln, Pueblo, CO 81004
- ✓Open Mon–Fri 8am–6pm and Sat 9am–2pm
Our guarantee
Upfront quotes and workmanship you can inspect on every skylight leak repair or replacement job in Pueblo neighborhoods like Downtown Pueblo, Belmont, Highland Park, and Lake Minnequa.
What Pueblo, CO Customers Say
“Hail from last summer cracked the skylight over our dining room and water started dripping onto the table during the next rain. Pueblo Skylight Experts removed the broken unit, replaced the damaged roof decking and installed new step flashing around the opening before setting a tempered glass skylight. No more leaks and the new one doesn't fog up.”
“The old skylight in the upstairs hallway had lost its seal and let hot air pour in during July afternoons. They pulled the entire assembly, added insulation around the curb and fitted a new low-E model that matches our existing roof tiles. The room stays noticeably cooler now.”
“Wind had lifted the flashing on our kitchen skylight and pine needles were clogging the weep holes, causing slow leaks into the ceiling. The crew cleaned out the debris, re-sealed the flashing with new butyl tape and added a small cricket to divert water. Ceiling is dry and we haven't had a single drip since.”