Carpentry

Velux installation in Geneva

We handle the installation, replacement, and repair of Velux roof windows in Geneva. Bring in more natural light, improve ventilation, and add value to your loft with an installation carried out to the highest professional standards.

Thanks to our dual competence in carpentry and tinsmithing, we work directly on the roof without intermediaries. This allows us to quickly perform Velux adaptations and weatherproofing, guaranteeing a perfect and durable integration.

You benefit from a single point of contact for neat, efficient work that is perfectly adapted to your home. It is ideal in addition to a loft conversion.

Whether for a renovation, a new installation, or a replacement, we support you with bespoke solutions. Discover also our Velux anti-heat awning blinds and Velux external roller shutters for total blackout.

Services / Prestations:

Velux centre-pivot GGL or GGU

Velux top-hung GPL or GPU

Velux combinations

Flat roof window with curved and flat glass CVU/CFU

Roof access and residential windows GXU/GXLA/GXLB/GVT

Velux blackout blinds

Velux roller shutters

Velux external roller shutters

Velux heat protection awning blinds

Blackout blinds FHC / FSC / FMC

Translucent pleated blinds FHL / FSL / FML

Sun-Tunnel for pitched roofs TWF, TWR, TLF, TLR

Velux smoke ventilation GGU/GGL EFC / CSP EFC

Skylights

Velux tinsmith flashings

Internal reveals

To enable us to prepare a quote for a replacement without disturbing you, please send us:

  • a photo of the identification plate of each Velux window,
  • an overall photo of the interior,
  • an overall view of the exterior

Below, you will find a link to a video showing you where it is located:

Our Projects — Velux Installation in Geneva

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, Velux windows adapt to most roofs, with pitches ranging from 0° to 90°.

A centre-pivot Velux is ideal for steeply pitched roofs. A top-hung Velux is suitable for lower pitches.

In villa and agricultural zones, planning permission is generally not required for glazed areas up to 1 m².

Yes, it is possible, but only on the latest generation models (generally from 2014 onwards), which are compatible with motorisation systems.

Yes, but only on newer Velux models, where the glazing is designed to be replaceable.

Yes, seals can be replaced to guarantee good weatherproofing and prolong the lifespan of the Velux. We can also lubricate the mechanisms to ensure smooth operation and prevent wear and tear.

Yes, it is possible, but it depends on the condition of the existing flashing and its compatibility with the new Velux. If the seals or certain elements are damaged, a replacement becomes necessary.

Yes, there are remote controls available that allow you to operate multiple Velux windows simultaneously, individually, or in groups.

Yes, it is perfectly possible to install an insect screen on a Velux window. You can also discover our bespoke insect screens.

Yes, it is possible, but it depends on the condition of the reveal and its compatibility with the new Velux. If it is in good condition, it can be kept; otherwise, adaptations or a replacement may be required.

Yes, this is possible.

Yes, it is perfectly possible to combine several Velux windows side by side or vertically.

On average, a Velux has a lifespan of 20 to 30 years, depending on maintenance and exposure.

It is advisable to replace a Velux after 20 to 30 years, or sooner in the event of water ingress, condensation between the panes, difficulty opening, worn mechanisms, or a loss of thermal insulation. A replacement improves the comfort, insulation, and security of your home. Contact us for a quote.

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