Skylight cleaning that lets the light back in.

Anchored safety harness and a roof-access plan. We evaluate every roof before we walk it, pitch, tile condition, age of the shingles. If the roof is too steep or fragile to walk safely, we tell you and find another path (an extendable water-fed pole from the ground can sometimes reach).

We distribute weight carefully with foam pads on walkable areas and stay on the roof only as long as the job needs. Concrete tile, clay tile, asphalt shingle, and foam roofs all have different walking rules. If we think walking the roof isn't safe for it or us, we don't do it.

Yes, very easily. We never use abrasive pads or paper towels on acrylic. We use pure water, very mild soap, and soft microfiber, then finish with a polishing cloth. Dome acrylic that's already hazed from UV or old scratches won't come back to clear, but it will be as clean as the material allows.

If the skylight is within reach of an extension pole or a step ladder, yes. Vaulted skylights in two-story spaces sometimes need a specialty extension pole, which we have. Skylights that sit at the top of a tall open shaft sometimes need scaffolding, which we'll quote separately.

Roughly annually for most homes. More often under tree cover or in high-dust areas. If you see bird activity or a hollow area around the skylight where debris collects, clean sooner, leaves left in the roof well accelerate seal failure.