Queens roofs run the full range — attached brick homes in Ridgewood and Astoria with flat roofs that take curb-mounted units, Tudors in Forest Hills and colonials in Bayside with pitched shingle roofs for deck-mounted skylights, and everywhere, attics being converted into real rooms that need roof windows and daylight to become legal, livable space.
Sun tunnels earn their keep in Queens more than any other borough: deep attached houses with dark interior hallways and windowless baths, where a rigid tunnel delivers true daylight for a few hundred dollars, installed in a day. Measure your space, check the Skylight Finder for the exact unit and price, and we'll confirm it on a free site visit.