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Skylight Flashing Repair in Norman, OK

Targeted flashing repairs that address Norman’s thunderstorm-driven leaks around skylights without full replacement.

  • Mon–Fri 8am–6pm
  • Sat 9am–2pm
  • 17409 S Sooner Rd, Norman, OK 73071

Norman roofs face repeated cycles of humid summers and sudden cold fronts that spawn severe thunderstorms. These storms drive water under step flashing and rubber boots on skylights, especially on homes built in the 1970s and 1980s around Campus Corner and Hall Park. Flashing repair begins with identifying whether the leak originates at the curb, the step flashing seams, or the counter-flashing tucked behind siding. We match existing materials—galvanized steel, copper, or lead-coated copper—rather than forcing a one-size kit that fails again in the next hail event.

Older neighborhoods near the University of Oklahoma campus often have low-slope sections or complex roof-to-wall transitions where standard step flashing was never properly woven with the shingles. In these cases we remove only the damaged courses, re-lay new step flashing with the correct overlap, and seal the top edge with high-temperature butyl tape before reinstalling shingles. This approach avoids disturbing sound flashing elsewhere and keeps the repair localized so the rest of the roof can continue aging naturally.

Cleveland County building code requires flashing to extend at least 4 inches up the skylight curb and 6 inches onto the roof plane. When we encounter skylights added after original construction, the original curb flashing is frequently too short or was never counter-flashed. We extend the flashing properly and integrate new step flashing so water cannot migrate behind the skylight during the heavy rains common in spring and fall.

Technician insight

In Norman the thing that catches most people out with Skylight Flashing Repair is the way spring thunderstorms hit low-pitch roofs near Lake Thunderbird. Homeowners assume a new skylight will solve the leak when the real issue is 30-year-old step flashing that was never counter-flashed properly on the original build.

Moore Home After Repeated Spring Storms

Water stains appeared above a bedroom skylight after three consecutive thunderstorms. We found the original step flashing had corroded at the seams and the rubber boot had split. We replaced the boot, re-wove new step flashing on both sides, and added counter flashing along the curb. No further leaks occurred through the next winter.

Skylight Flashing Repair Services We Offer

Step Flashing Replacement

Removes and replaces corroded or improperly lapped step flashing along skylight sides to restore a continuous water barrier on Norman roofs.

Rubber Boot Flashing Repair

Replaces cracked or UV-damaged rubber boots around skylight pipes and vents that allow water entry during Cleveland County thunderstorms.

Counter Flashing Integration

Installs or extends counter flashing behind siding or stucco at skylight curbs so water cannot travel behind the roof plane on older homes.

Curb Height Correction

Raises low skylight curbs and re-flashes them to meet current overlap requirements on homes in Moore and Noble.

Lead-Coated Copper Flashing Repair

Matches and repairs original lead-coated copper flashing found on historic or custom homes near Downtown Norman and Reaves Park.

Skylight Flashing Repair Cost in Norman, OK

Service Typical Range What Affects It
Single rubber boot replacement $175–$350 Price rises if shingles must be removed on two slopes
Step flashing repair per side $250–$500 Depends on number of courses disturbed and metal type
Curb height extension and re-flash $450–$850 Common on 1980s homes; includes new counter flashing
Full skylight perimeter re-flash $650–$1,200 Required when all four sides show failure after repeated storms

Ranges are typical for Norman, OK and confirmed with an exact written quote before any work starts.

How it works

  1. 1

    On-Site Leak Diagnosis

    We inspect from both attic and roof, tracing water stains to the exact flashing failure point while noting roof age and existing materials.

  2. 2

    Material Matching

    We select flashing that matches the existing metal type and color so the repair blends and performs under Norman’s temperature swings.

  3. 3

    Targeted Removal

    Only damaged flashing and affected shingles are removed to limit disruption on the rest of the roof surface.

  4. 4

    New Flashing Installation

    Step flashing is woven correctly, counter flashing is extended, and all seams receive high-temperature sealant rated for Oklahoma conditions.

  5. 5

    Final Water Test

    We run a controlled hose test to confirm the repair holds before leaving the site.

Pricing

Most skylight flashing repairs in Norman fall between a few hundred dollars for isolated boot work and low four figures when multiple sides or curb height correction is needed.

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Skylight Flashing Repair — FAQs

Still have questions? We're happy to talk it through.

(405) 296-1620
+ Can you repair flashing without replacing the entire skylight?
Yes. Most leaks in Norman are fixed by replacing only the flashing components around an otherwise sound skylight.
+ How long does a typical flashing repair last in Cleveland County weather?
When materials match the existing roof and are installed to code, the repair commonly lasts 15–20 years before any further attention is needed.
+ Do you work on homes in Moore and Newcastle as well as Norman?
Yes. We regularly handle skylight flashing repairs in Moore, Newcastle, Noble, and throughout Cleveland County from our shop on South Sooner Road.
+ Will the repair be visible from the street?
We match metal type and color and keep the work limited to the skylight perimeter so the repair blends with the existing roof.

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