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Why do companies offer free quotes?

June 2, 2023

Companies offer free quotes to earn your business.

Quotes should never:



  1. Cost anything.  If a contractor wants to charge you for a quote, RUN! 
  2. Come with pressure. Sign today and we will give you a discount.  A contractor should not pressure you into signing immediately and putting down a deposit.  Today’s price should be the same as tomorrow or next week. 
  3. Be calculated online in 2 minutes.  Believe it or not, some companies offer skylight quotes on their websites in 2 minutes.  It is impossible to get a quote tailored to your unique project in that short amount of time. 


Contact NSS for a free no-pressure quote from one of our professional surveyors. We will take the time to listen to what you need and present you with an individualized estimate for your project.  We will answer any questions you may have and you sign when you are ready and comfortable.

March 22, 2024
As you diligently research companies to install a Velux skylight for your home or business, you may encounter terms like "Velux Certified Installer" and "Velux Skylight Specialist." It's easy to assume that a Skylight Specialist would be the superior choice, but that's not always the case. When it comes to these Velux installer titles, the key distinction lies in the percentage of work dedicated to installing Velux products. A Skylight Specialist or Signature Skylight Specialist company commits to a high percentage of their work involving the selling and installation of Velux products. However, if you examine Velux's website, you'll notice that there aren't many Velux Skylight Specialists. Most companies working with Velux are Velux Certified Installers.  VELUX describes a Certified Installer as "a company that focuses on a variety of products as well as VELUX products. This company will have completed VELUX's certification program and will have sufficient knowledge to assist customers in VELUX projects."
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Oh no! A leak. You've just noticed a dreaded drip from your skylight. But wait, before you panic, let's consider that it might not necessarily be a leak. Especially if it's cold outside, there's a possibility that what you're experiencing is condensation. Think about that cold can of pop you take out of the fridge on a hot day. After a few minutes, moisture starts to collect on the outside of the can. That's condensation in action. The same principle applies to your windows and skylight. When the relative humidity in the air is too high for the outdoor temperature, condensation forms. So, first things first, check the humidity levels in your space. If it's higher than the recommended amount, consider using a dehumidifier to reduce the moisture in the air. If your humidity is within range or if the drip persists even after using a dehumidifier, then it's time to have your skylight looked at by a professional.
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Companies offer free quotes to earn your business.
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