12 year old 60" or so Velux skylight, I have 5 of em. Just recently one shows me it sprung a leak somewhere. I haven't gone up there but it was dripping in pretty good during a fairly light rain. Not driving not pouring, just a North Country no wind drizzle. It isn't condensation, been there done that found the mouse holes in the insulation that caused it. It couldn't be a homeowner screw up as I got these put in by a pro working on the side who works mostly on Mc Mansions ( the real ones). He does this stuff in his sleep. This seemed pretty steady like it was pooling at the bottom or the window and dripping right through a hole. Of course I then noticed a bit of blackened area in one of the corners indicating dry rot. Thats gonna get some fiberglass bondo once I dig it out but that isn't the problem. Anyways this rot starts at the top of the inner wood framing just under the glass in a lower corner which me thinks should rule out any roof compromise around the flashing right? This was first noticed yesterday but obviously has leaked a tad for a long time to rot. So before I go tie the line aroune the hitch on the truck so I don't get pitched off there
and go climbing what should I be looking for exactly.
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