What we fix

Screen & Mesh Repair

Torn, sagging, or loose screens on doors and windows -- re-meshed or rebuilt.

What it looks like

A screen door or window screen with a hole or rip, mesh that's sagging or come loose from the frame, a bent/warped frame that no longer sits flush, or bugs getting in around the edges even though the screen looks intact.

Why call a specialist instead of a big-box screen kit

A tight, long-lasting screen depends on matching the right mesh (fiberglass, aluminum, pet-resistant, or solar) to how the frame is actually used, and pulling it to the correct tension -- too loose and it sags again in months, too tight and it stresses the frame corners. Since we're already on-site for door work, screens usually get bundled into the same visit.

What the visit involves

Inspection of the frame and mesh to decide between re-meshing and a full frame rebuild, removal of the damaged material, installation of new mesh pulled to proper tension, and a fit check so the screen sits flush and glides (or seats) the way it should.

After
Before

An illustrative example of a typical job -- drag to compare.

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