My kitchen skylight is cracked and leaking. The transparent part
appears to be an inverted clear plastic box mounted over a wood box.
No idea who installed it, as it was on the house when I bought it 17
years ago. Who do I call to fix it -- a roofer? a glazier?

Ivan wrote:
My kitchen skylight is cracked and leaking. The transparent part
appears to be an inverted clear plastic box mounted over a wood box.
No idea who installed it, as it was on the house when I bought it 17
years ago. Who do I call to fix it -- a roofer? a glazier?
Hi,
Whoever sells skylights in your local area.

Ivan wrote:
Who do I call to fix it -- a roofer? a glazier?

Call vendors of skylights and ask them to recommend local installers.

Una

If it's easy enough to do, I put some caulk there to seal it until you
can get a perminent fix.

Ivan wrote:
My kitchen skylight is cracked and leaking. The transparent part
appears to be an inverted clear plastic box mounted over a wood box.
No idea who installed it, as it was on the house when I bought it 17
years ago. Who do I call to fix it -- a roofer? a glazier?

Call a handy man jack of all trades.

--
LSMFT

I haven't spoken to my wife in 18 months.
I don't like to interrupt her.

On Jul 20, 7:57*pm, LSMFT wrote:
Ivan wrote:
My kitchen skylight is cracked and leaking. *The transparent part
appears to be an inverted clear plastic box mounted over a wood box.
No idea who installed it, as it was on the house when I bought it 17
years ago. *Who do I call to fix it -- a roofer? a glazier?

Call a handy man jack of all trades.

Only if you want more leaks.

"Ivan" wrote in message
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My kitchen skylight is cracked and leaking. The transparent part
appears to be an inverted clear plastic box mounted over a wood box.
No idea who installed it, as it was on the house when I bought it 17
years ago. Who do I call to fix it -- a roofer? a glazier?

A roofer, to put in a quality light. Not a plastic one.