James Marcialis is one of SolarBright leading skylight experts with over 5 years’ experience with the company. He is a valuable contributor as a content writer on skylights with a passion for educating people on skylights. As a Skylight Consultant, James helped thousands of our customers, designing skylight and solar powered ventilation solutions to meet their requirements for their homes.
James now manages our national skylight and ventilation distribution network across Australia and manages the relationship with one of our largest customers in the building industry.
In his professional life before SolarBright, James had 20 years’ experience across varying sales and account management roles, spanning both the pharmaceutical industry and consumer electronics.
James studied applied science (physics major) at the University of Western Sydney, Nepean and loves applying the problem-solving skills learnt in physics to sales.
Mould is a common problem in Australian homes, particularly where moisture, humidity and poor ventilation combine. While bathrooms are common problem areas, mould can also develop inside roof cavities, ceilings and other poorly ventilated spaces. Everyday activities such as showering, cooking and washing release moisture into the air. When humid air meets cooler surfaces, condensation forms, creating…
Is your hallway dark, even during the middle of the day? Adding more light to a hallway can make a surprisingly big difference. It can make the space feel brighter, more open and more welcoming, while reducing the need to keep your lights switched on throughout the day. The good news is that you don't necessarily need…
Looking for solar roof ventilation for your Australian home? Choosing the right solar roof ventilation system involves more than comparing prices. Australian roofs are exposed to scorching heat, heavy rain, strong winds and hail. Your roof ventilation system must be designed to perform reliably in these demanding conditions. Here are the main things to check before buying…
In most homes, a standard MaxLight tubular skylight installation can be completed in approximately two hours. This timeframe applies after the initial quote, roof assessment and pre-installation inspection have been completed. Installation times can vary depending on the roof type, ceiling height, access and the distance between the roof and ceiling. However, most straightforward installations can be…
A hot roof space can make your home feel warmer, especially during the Australian summer. Heat can build up inside the roof cavity throughout the day and continue radiating into the rooms below, even after the outdoor temperature starts to drop. Solar roof ventilation provides a practical way to improve airflow through the roof space. It uses…
Whirlybirds have been used on Australian roofs for many years. They are a simple type of roof ventilation system designed to help hot air escape from the roof cavity. They work when wind spins the turbine on top of the roof. As it spins, it draws warm air out of the roof space. This can help reduce…
