A skylight is a hole in your roof, and the flashing around it is everything. Buckshot installs, replaces, and repairs skylights across Wisconsin and Iowa as part of the roof system, flashed and sealed by a GAF Master Elite crew, so you get the daylight without the drips.
Tell us what you're after, a new skylight, a replacement, or a leak that needs fixing, and we'll send a project manager to assess it and give you a written quote. We respond within 2 hours.
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The right skylight depends on the room, the roof, and whether you want it to open. Here's the short version.
A sealed glass panel that floods a room with light. It doesn't open, which makes it the simplest and most leak-resistant option.
Open to release heat and humidity, by hand or solar-powered remote, with rain sensors that close them automatically.
A compact tube that channels daylight into hallways, baths, and closets where a full skylight won't fit.
When a skylight leaks, it's almost never the glass. It's the flashing and the install, the metal and membrane that tie the unit into your roof. Get that wrong and water finds its way in, sometimes for years before you see a stain.
Because we're roofers first, we flash skylights into the roof system as one watertight assembly, with the correct flashing kit for your roof type. If you're replacing your roof, that's the ideal time to add or replace a skylight, with fresh flashing all around.

Whatever stage you're at with a skylight, we cover it, and we'll tell you straight which one you actually need.
We frame, set, and flash a new skylight into your roof as one watertight system. Best done with a roof replacement, but we add them to existing roofs too.
Out-of-date, fogged, or leaking skylights get replaced with a modern unit and brand-new flashing, never the old flashing reused.
We find the real source, then re-flash, reseal, or replace cracked glass. No full replacement when a targeted fix will hold.
One Buckshot project manager owns the job from the first look to the final walkthrough. No handoffs, no call center.
We inspect the skylight, flashing, and roof, and pin down any leak source.
Fixed, venting, or sun tunnel, with the right glass and size for the room.
We set and flash the unit into the roof system, sealed and watertight.
We confirm it's dry and hand over a written workmanship warranty.
Done right, a skylight changes how a room feels and works, not just how it looks.
Daylight deep into rooms that windows can't reach, which makes spaces feel larger and brighter.
Venting models let heat and humidity escape, easing the load on your AC in summer.
Low-E glass cuts heat and UV while keeping the view clear, adding light and resale appeal.
A note on energy incentives: some solar-powered venting skylights and blinds may qualify for federal or state energy incentives. Eligibility and amounts change, so we can point you to current details and recommend confirming with a tax professional. We are not tax advisors.
The difference between a skylight that lasts and one that leaks is the crew that flashes it. That's exactly the kind of careful, accountable work a family company built since 1979 is set up to do.
A few words from Wisconsin homeowners. Read the rest on our reviews page.
"Roof done less than a day, great work."
"Very good workmanship in my opinion."
"I paid my deductible and Buckshot worked with the insurance."
Whether you want a new skylight, a replacement, or a leak fixed for good, start with a free, no-pressure quote from a family roofing crew that's been flashing roofs since 1979. We respond within 2 hours.
Buckshot General Contracting, family-owned since 1979. Headquartered at 621 N Sherman Ave, Suite B5, Madison, WI 53704, with a field office in Centerville, IA. Licensed in 24 states. WI Lic. DC-080900045. GAF Master Elite and BBB A+ accredited. Skylight feasibility, energy performance, and incentive eligibility vary by product, roof, and current tax rules; figures are general guidance, not a guarantee, and not tax advice. Credentials and licensing current as of publication.