I looked around on here but did not see the answer. I have to replace a badly leaking roof. decking and interior Sheetrock. i am considering installing skylights while i am at it. but the rooms are small, not much choice in where the skylights can go. I am wondering at what point is a room too small for skylights? both in terms of how it would look, like if you had to put it in a corner rather then the middle of the room? and, would it let in way too much light. i mean, i am guessing at some point you must feel like you are living in a fish bowl. low slope roof. three rooms, 11'X11', 7'WX10' and 5'WX10'. rafters run the length way. meaning the long side of the skylight would go with the length of the rooms. 8' high ceilings. kitchen, computer room, bathroom. i would also like venting skylights. old house, dark rooms. have to have lights on in the daytime. no room for larger windows. I know i could use small skylights or the light tubes, but i think they might not be worth it. any suggestions? is there a way of calculating to see if it would be too much light? or is that never a concern? do you just get blinds for it? i can tolerate if the skylights dont quite fit, the way it looks, i mean. like off center. nothing fits perfectly in this house. too old, too many additions.

Installing 22' of aluminum Amerimax gutter along a garage, and have two Q's: Fascia is not vertical (90 w/roof), and didn't find wedges at big box stores -found only online sellers(?). Any ideas/tricks for this problem? How do I install around the T drip edge, and account for the 2" overhang beyond the fascia to ensure the gutter catches runoff? Paint and install 1X6's along fascia, then the gutter? Pull the aluminum fascia, add the 1X6, the reinstall aluminum? Better ideas? Materials were @$50, plus whatever needed for the above issues. I assume seamless installers would cost at least $200, so DIY savings seem worth it but comments appreciated. Thanks for your time.