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The number held for Velux is 800-888-3589, which is the customer service line for the United States. Velux is a Danish group that sells through national companies, so readers in the UK, Ireland or the rest of Europe should use the contact page of the Velux site for their own country instead. Wherever you are, have the model and the manufacturing code from the data plate on the window frame, the proof of purchase, and the name of the merchant or installer who supplied and fitted it. Roof windows are sold through builders merchants and installers rather than direct, so the supplier is often the faster route for anything about the fitting.

Merchant, installer and manufacturer all pointing at each other? Report it through our complaint process and we push it out by email, social media and printed letters.

A leak around a Velux roof window is more often a flashing or fitting problem than a fault in the window itself, which is exactly why responsibility gets disputed: workmanship sits with the installer, the product sits with the manufacturer. Water running down the inside of the frame in cold weather is usually condensation and points at ventilation rather than a leak, which is a different argument again. Photograph the inside and the outside on the day it appears, note the weather and the dates, and get any inspection finding in writing before anyone redoes the work. If the installer inspects and blames the product, ask for that in writing too, because the manufacturer will want to see it.

Claim bouncing between the installer and the manufacturer? Open it with us: we open a case and keep advising you on what to send next and when to press harder.

A Velux warranty claim starts with the data plate: the model and the manufacturing code on the frame identify exactly what was fitted, and a claim goes nowhere without them. Alongside that, expect to need the proof of purchase, the date and details of the installation, and photographs of the fault. Cover differs by product and by country and is set out in the guarantee document supplied with the window, so read that rather than a figure someone quoted in a showroom. Send the claim through the merchant or installer if that is who you bought from, and keep a copy of everything with the date it was sent.

Warranty claim refused without a reason in writing? Put it in on our website and we help you write it in minutes, with the model, the dates and the photographs in the right order.

Spare parts for older Velux windows are matched to the model and manufacturing code on the data plate, so start there: the plate is normally visible when the window is opened, on the top of the sash or on the frame. Blinds, controls, handles and glazing units are ordered against that code, and availability falls the older the window is, which is why a merchant sometimes says replacement is the only option. Ask for that in writing, with the code quoted, before you accept it. Lead times on made to order sizes are long, so get the promised date in writing when you order and keep the order confirmation.

Nothing has been reported about Velux here yet. Our research shows what typically goes wrong with roof windows and skylights: leaks, draughts and condensation appearing after installation, disagreement over whether the product or the fitting caused it, warranty claims that stall for want of installation details or proof of purchase, long lead times on made to order sizes, and spare parts for older models that are hard to source.

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Yes. We have an active community of consumers, and complaints here are public: people who ran into the same problem with Velux can give you advice or back you up with their own story. A complaint with a community behind it is much harder to overlook.