Hall Park sits east of the University of Oklahoma campus with many 1960s and 1970s ranch homes along 24th Avenue SE and Lindsey Street. Warm humid summers followed by cold winters and frequent severe thunderstorms send water under aging skylight flashings on these single-story roofs. Norman Skylight Experts, based at 17409 S Sooner Rd, reaches Hall Park quickly via Sooner Road to stop leaks before they reach living spaces.
Homeowners here often notice drips near living-room skylights after spring storms roll through Cleveland County. We inspect the original curb and counter-flashing details that have dried out over decades and replace failed units with properly sealed models sized for the roof pitch common on Hall Park streets. Work stays efficient because most lots allow ladder access without crossing neighboring property.
Whether the job is a targeted leak repair around an existing skylight or full replacement on a home near Reaves Park, we match the curb style to the low-slope asphalt-shingle roofs typical in this neighborhood.
Around Hall Park
We regularly work near:
- 📍24th Avenue SE
- 📍Lindsey Street
- 📍Reaves Park
- 📍Hall Park neighborhood
- 📍OU South Campus boundary
Skylight Leak Repair in Hall Park — Local Notes
- •Hall Park lots often back up to drainage swales that fill quickly during thunderstorms, pushing water under skylight edges on the downhill side of the roof.
- •Many homes here have original 1970s curb-mounted skylights with single-pane glass that fogs and leaks after repeated freeze-thaw cycles each winter.
- •Narrow side yards on 24th Avenue SE streets mean we stage materials on the driveway and use shorter ladders to reach the low-pitch roofs safely.
- •Proximity to Lake Thunderbird increases humidity that accelerates sealant breakdown around skylight frames in this part of Norman.