Sunroofs are a spectacular feature added to a car
Picture This:
You're behind the wheel, the open road ahead, and the gentle breeze whispering through your hair, all while basking in the warmth of the sun's embrace. It's a driving experience that dreams are made of, made possible by the marvel of modern automotive engineering—the sunroof. Whether you own a classic car with a timeless moonroof, a modern vehicle with a panoramic roof, or you're simply exploring the possibilities of a sunroof upgrade, one thing remains clear: a sunroof can elevate your driving experience to new heights.
However, as with any automotive feature, sunroofs are not immune to issues, with leaking sunroofs and car roof water leaks being common concerns for car owners. If you find yourself facing the frustrating challenge of a leaking jammed malfunctioning or broken sunroof, don't hesitate to contact us. Your perfect driving experience awaits as we will work diligently to get it back to normal working order, or close it if it's stucked open until you are ready for the repairs!
Sunroof Types
Pop-Up Sunroof
Inbuilt Sunroof/Moonroof
Pop-Up Sunroof
A pop-up sunroof is primarily a manually operated tilting panel that does not fully retract.
Spoiler Sunroof
Inbuilt Sunroof/Moonroof
Pop-Up Sunroof
A spoiler sunroof tilts the window pane up and slides it back outside the car opening about 60% of the way.
Inbuilt Sunroof/Moonroof
Inbuilt Sunroof/Moonroof
Inbuilt Sunroof/Moonroof
With a moonroof, the panel of glass slides back completely between the metal roof and interior headliner.
Folding/Ragtops
Top-Mount Sliding Sunroof
Inbuilt Sunroof/Moonroof
This sunroof is more of a European thing, featuring a fabric panel that folds back as it slides open.
Top-Mount Sliding Sunroof
Top-Mount Sliding Sunroof
Top-Mount Sliding Sunroof
A top-mount sunroof utilizes rails located on the exterior to slide open outside of the car.
Panoramic Roof
Top-Mount Sliding Sunroof
Top-Mount Sliding Sunroof
Panoramic roofs are multi-panel sunroofs with panes over the front and rear seats of a vehicle. They can be fixed or sliding panels.