Screens
Patio, lanai and porch screens
Patio walls, lanai panels, porch screens and screen doors take the most wear: pets, kids, chairs and summer storms. We replace the torn screen so you can open the porch up again.
What we rescreen
- Screened porches and lanais with torn panels
- Patio walls a dog or a chair has pushed through
- Screen doors with torn screen
- Front entry screen rooms
How it works
Tell us what's torn
Call and describe it, or send a photo of the panel or door.
We measure
We check the frame, the channel and the spline, and pick the screen with you.
You get the price
You hear what it costs before any work starts.
We rescreen
New screen goes in tight and the edges are trimmed clean.
What the price depends on
How many panels or doors, their size, the screen type and whether the frame or channels need repair. We give you the price after we see the job or your photos.
Call (561) 541-4852Have pets?
Pet screen is heavier and stands up to claws and paws better than standard screen. Ask about it for low panels and doors.
FAQ
Questions people ask
Is a lanai the same as a pool cage?
Not always. A lanai is usually a covered porch with screened walls under the roof. A pool cage is a free-standing aluminum frame with a screen roof over the pool. We rescreen both.
Do you work on screen doors?
Yes, we replace torn screen in screen doors. Tell us the size and send a photo if you can.
Can I stop tiny bugs like no-see-ums?
Finer 20×20 screen has smaller openings than standard screen and helps keep out very small insects. It lets through a little less breeze.
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Torn screen or overflowing gutter?
Call and tell us what you see. We'll tell you what it needs and what it costs.