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VELUX Modular Skylights — installed in the GTA

Daylight,
engineered
into the roof.

Every project here is a VELUX Modular Skylight system we set, flashed and sealed ourselves — Ridgelight, Longlight and wall-mounted runs on flat and low-slope roofs. Start at the module in the middle: each line runs out to a job we opened, photographed and closed.

8 Installations
3 VMS systems
58 Site photographs

The register, from the centre out

Fig. 01 — Longlight, 5 modules, 8 linked installations
Project register

Eight installations, photographed on site

Ridgelight VELUX Modular Skylight installation by Well Roofing — Ridgelight over a flat roof 01 Ridgelight Ridgelight over a flat roof Greater Toronto Area 5 photographsView → Longlight VELUX Modular Skylight installation by Well Roofing — Morse Street 02 Longlight Morse Street 100 Morse Street, Toronto 12 photographsView → Longlight VELUX Modular Skylight installation by Well Roofing — Longlight on a residential flat roof 03 Longlight Longlight on a residential flat roof Greater Toronto Area 11 photographsView → Ridgelight VELUX Modular Skylight installation by Well Roofing — Ridgelight on a new build 04 Ridgelight Ridgelight on a new build Greater Toronto Area 10 photographsView → Longlight VELUX Modular Skylight installation by Well Roofing — Longlight on a shingled roof 05 Longlight Longlight on a shingled roof Greater Toronto Area 6 photographsView → Longlight VELUX Modular Skylight installation by Well Roofing — Longlight on a condo roof 06 Longlight Longlight on a condo roof Greater Toronto Area 3 photographsView → Wall-mounted Longlight VELUX Modular Skylight installation by Well Roofing — Wall-mounted Longlight 07 Wall-mounted Longlight Wall-mounted Longlight Greater Toronto Area 2 photographsView → Longlight VELUX Modular Skylight installation by Well Roofing — Longlight on a rear addition 08 Longlight Longlight on a rear addition Greater Toronto Area 9 photographsView →
How we work

What happens between your call and a finished roof

The same sequence on every job, residential or commercial. It is written here so you can hold us to it.

01

Site visit and measure

We get on the roof. Nothing is quoted from a satellite image — on skylight work the rafter or truss layout decides what is possible and whether a permit is triggered.

02

A written quote, scope spelled out

Layer by layer, including what cheap quotes leave off: eave protection distance, new flashing rather than reused, ventilation correction, and a stated per-sheet price for deck replacement.

03

Your cooling-off period, unrushed

If you signed in your home, Ontario gives you 10 days to cancel. We do not push to start inside it and we do not run "today only" pricing.

04

Compliance documents before we start

WSIB clearance, liability insurance, working-at-heights records — provided up front, not chased afterwards. Commercial clients get the full package.

05

Opened and closed the same day

We never open more roof than we can make watertight before we leave. On occupied buildings, interior containment goes up before anything is cut.

06

Walkthrough, then warranty

We walk the finished work with you and show photographs of the layers now buried, then the paperwork: manufacturer material warranty plus our workmanship warranty, in writing.

Credentials

Who is on your roof

Well Roofing has been working in the Greater Toronto Area since 2007 — more than fifteen years and over a hundred GTA projects, residential and commercial. The people who quote your job are the people who install it. We do not sell work to a subcontractor.

  • VELUX® certified installer — residential range and commercial Modular Skylights, installed to manufacturer specification with genuine flashing kits so the warranty holds.
  • Liability insurance and WSIB coverage — certificates available on request, every time, without being asked twice.
  • Working at Heights certified — the Ontario requirement for anyone working on a roof, and one a surprising number of crews cannot produce.
  • Complete scope in-house — roofing, skylight installation, curb and waterproofing, and the interior drywall and finishing. Most installers stop at the roof deck.
A VELUX Modular Skylight ridgelight run over an office floor, seen from the roof

Why we photograph what gets covered up

Almost everything that determines whether a roof lasts twenty years is invisible the moment the shingles go down — the membrane distance at the eave, the nailing pattern, whether the flashing is new or reused, whether soft deck sheets were actually replaced.

So we photograph it. Every job gets a record of the layers underneath, handed to you at the walkthrough. It costs us nothing but a few minutes.

It also means that if you ever sell the house, you can show a buyer exactly what is up there. Every photograph on this page came out of that habit.

Next project

Send us the roof plan. We will tell you what fits.

Curb, sub-construction, glazing and flashing — quoted as one scope by the crew that installs it.

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