Dr. Schorr's Background Bio Stephen J. Schorr, MD practices Maternal & Fetal Medicine in LaFayette, LA. Dr. Schorr graduated from Louisiana State University School of Medicine New Orleans in 1989 and has been in practice for 29 years. He completed a residency at Orlando Regional Healthcare System. Dr. Schorr also specializes in OBGYN (Obstetrics & Gynecology).
1 The total cost for both labor and materials runs about $500-$1,300 for a standard fixed skylight; a venting skylight with several options (such as special glass, a remote control and built-in blinds) can be $1,200-$5,000, and large custom projects could cost more. The total cost for both labor and materials runs about $500-$1,300 for a standard fixed skylight; a venting skylight with several options (such as special glass, a remote control and built-in blinds) can be $1,200-$5,000, and large custom projects could cost more.
The big question is-How much will a skylight cost? Let's start with the tubular skylights. Expect to spend about $200 for the small variety and up to $600 for the larger versions. Installation of a tubular skylight can add anywhere from $350 to $500 more to that cost. manual venting skylight goes for about $350 to $600 and the electric ones with a remote control cost between $600 and $1100. Expect the install cost for a ventilating skylight to be more than the fixed ones.