Solatube Daylighting

Solatube Installation Across Southwest Florida

We provide Solatube installation and solar-powered attic fans across Southwest Florida. We’ve been a Solatube dealer since 2014, bringing our roofing experience to the opening, flashing and installation as well as the finished room below.

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Daylight Starts With the Room

Roof dome

Collects daylight above the roof.

Roof flashing

Connects the roof opening with the surrounding roofing system.

Reflective tube

Carries daylight through the roof space.

Ceiling diffuser

Distributes the daylight at ceiling level.

Room below

Daylight reaches the interior space below the diffuser.

Describe the room and the existing roof before choosing a system.

DRM Roofing

Plan the Opening With the Roof

A Solatube system collects daylight at the roof, carries it through a reflective tube and spreads it through a ceiling diffuser. It’s a practical way to brighten a dark hallway, bathroom, laundry room, kitchen or living area. We’ll help you choose a size, diffuser and route that suit the space, while taking care of the connection to your roof.

Make the Light Work for Your Room

Decorative diffuser choices let you match the room’s style. Dimming options give you more control over daylight, and an integrated solar-powered nightlight can add light after sunset. We’ll explain the available combinations and include the selected system and finishing work in your free estimate.

Solar-Powered Attic Fans

We also install solar-powered attic fans to help move hot air out of the attic. If your interest is attic ventilation rather than bringing daylight into a room, tell us when you call so we can discuss that option separately. The roof, available intake ventilation and installation details need to be considered together.

Questions to Discuss Before Installation

Interior space

Where would you like more daylight, and what is above the room?

Roof-space route

Discuss obstructions and the available path between roof and diffuser.

Roof opening

Confirm the opening, flashing, roof covering and interior finishing work.

See the Difference Daylight Can Make

Hallway before Solatube daylighting — Before Solatube

Hallway after Solatube daylighting, with the ceiling diffuser visible — After Solatube

Solatube Installation Questions

What information helps with a Solatube installation estimate?

Describe the room, ceiling and roofing material, and whether you know of obstructions in the space above. The available tube route, roof opening, flashing and interior finish need to be considered together.

Can I choose a system just from the room size?

Room size helps us start the conversation, but it isn’t the only factor. The tube route and length, roof layout, daylight conditions and diffuser all affect the result. Tell us which room you want to brighten and we’ll help you compare suitable options, including dimming and nightlight features.

What should I ask about the room and the space above it?

Describe the room you want to brighten, its ceiling and what you know about the roof or space above. Share plans or photographs you already have, but do not enter an unsafe roof space to obtain them. Ask how the proposed tube route and any obstructions will be evaluated. Have the diffuser location and any included ceiling finishing described with the roof work so the interior and exterior parts of the installation are understood together.

Can a daylighting installation be discussed with a roof replacement?

Yes. Raise the daylighting goal while the roofing scope is being prepared. Ask which opening, flashing, supporting layers and interior work would be included, and how the two parts of the project will be coordinated. If you already have a daylighting unit, share its product information and condition. Do not assume that replacing the roof includes replacing or altering an existing unit unless the proposal identifies that work.

How should I compare the daylight I see in example photographs?

Use photographs as a starting point for the appearance of a diffuser and the type of room involved. The light shown can vary with the weather, time of day, camera exposure and the installation itself. Ask us about the current system options for your room and the factors that may affect the result. A photograph is not a guarantee that a different room will receive the same amount of daylight.

What installation details should be written into the proposal?

Confirm the actual Solatube product proposed, the roof opening and flashing work, the tube route and the interior diffuser. Ask which finishing work, removal of an existing unit and related repairs are included or excluded. Keep applicable product information and coverage documents with the estimate. If another contractor is responsible for part of the interior work, agree on that responsibility before the project starts.

Can I send room photos through the roofing callback form?

The form asks for contact details so the team can follow up; it is not a photo-upload or product-order form. For room photographs or existing unit information, contact the team by email and explain what you would like to change. Keep the proposed room, roof opening and interior work in the conversation together rather than selecting a product from an image alone.