Window & Door Screen Services:
Screen Mesh Types

Standard screen

BetterVue

Pet Screen

Aluminum (special order)

Allergy Guard (special order)

Pollen Guard (special order)

UltraVue (special order)

Solar Screen (special order)
NEED A WINDOW Screen REPLACEMENT?
Fix First - Replace at Worst!
Screen Mesh Replacement

Window Screen Repair
Window mesh replacement benefits
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Improved Airflow and Ventilation
- Enhanced Fresh Air Inflow
- Temperature Regulation
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Increased Protection Against Insects and Debris
- Barrier Against Pests
- Prevention of Dust and Debris
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Enhanced Durability and Longevity
- Quality Materials
- Weather Resistance
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Aesthetic Appeal
- Variety of Styles and Colors
- Improved Visibility
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Enhanced Safety Features
- Child and Pet Safety
- Fire Safety
Window Mesh Replacement VS Window Screen Replacement
Factor | Mesh Replacement | Screen Replacement |
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Cost | Lower cost, as only the mesh is replaced. | Higher cost since the entire screen frame is replaced. |
Time Required | Faster process; only involves swapping out the mesh. | Longer process, requiring full screen removal and installation. |
Durability | Depends on the quality of the new mesh. | New frame and mesh provide greater overall longevity. |
Ease of Installation | Easier DIY option. | More complex; may require professional help. |
Aesthetic appeal | Maintains the original frame, blending seamlessly. | New frame and mesh offer a fresher look. |
Window screen issues
- Tears and Holes in the Screen
- Loose or Popped-Out Screens
- Bent or Warped Frames

Why does this happen?
Tears and holes typically occur due to aging, weather exposure, accidental damage, or pets clawing at the screen.
Most Affected Areas
Lower sections of screens, especially near doorways or areas accessible to pets and children.
How to Prevent?
Use pet-resistant mesh if you have animals, regularly inspect screens for small holes before they expand, and avoid pressing on screens when opening or closing windows.
Solutions to Fix
For small holes, apply a screen patch or a drop of clear nail polish. For larger tears, replace the mesh using a screen repair kit.

Why does this happen?
Screens can become loose due to strong winds, improper installation, or weakened clips and frames over time.
Most Affected Areas
Windows facing high-wind areas, second-story windows, and sliding screen doors.
How to Prevent?
Ensure screens are installed securely with strong clips or fasteners. Avoid excessive pressure on screens when opening or closing windows.
Solutions to Fix
Reinstall the screen by securing it with new clips, tightening the frame, or using additional fasteners if needed.

Why does this happen?
Frames can bend due to impact (such as a falling object), excessive force, or exposure to extreme heat or cold.
Most Affected Areas
Older aluminum frames, screen doors, and windows exposed to direct sunlight or extreme weather.
How to Prevent?
Handle screens carefully when removing or installing them. Avoid placing heavy objects on stored screens.
Solutions to Fix
For minor bends, gently straighten the frame with pliers. If the frame is severely warped, replacing the entire screen frame may be necessary.