Services
Screen Door Repair & Replacement
Torn mesh, bent frames, screens that jump their track. Rescreening, frame repair and full sliding screen replacement.
The sliding screen door is the hardest-working light-duty object in the house — it is the door you actually use fifty times a day all summer, and it is built like a picture frame. When the mesh tears, the frame racks, or the little plastic rollers give up, the screen pops out of its track every time someone looks at it sideways.
We rescreen with quality fiberglass or pet-resistant mesh, straighten and re-corner frames where they are worth saving, replace screen rollers and handles, and build full replacement sliding screens measured to your opening when the old frame is done. Pet owners: ask about pet mesh and pet doors — both exist, and both pay for themselves the first time the dog forgets the screen is there.
What's included
- Rescreening with standard or pet-resistant mesh
- Frame straightening and corner-key replacement
- Screen roller and handle replacement
- Full replacement sliding screens, measured and fitted
- Pet door installation in screen panels
- Track cleaning for the screen channel at the same visit
Book Your Door Repair
Tell us what the door is doing and we'll call you back to confirm. Rather talk now? (855) 640-0404 — answered 24/7.
How it works
Our Process
Assess the frame
Straight frame, sound corners: rescreening makes it new. Bent or cracked: we will tell you replacement is the honest spend.
Rescreen or rebuild
New mesh and spline in your frame, or a full replacement screen measured and fitted to your exact opening.
Rollers & handle
Fresh screen rollers and a sound handle go on either way — they are why screens derail.
Derail test
The screen is run back and forth hard, the way your family will. It stays in its track, or we adjust until it does.
Questions
Screen Door Repair & Replacement — FAQs
If the frame is straight and the corners are sound, rescreening is absolutely worth it — new mesh and fresh spline make it look and work new. If the frame is bent or the corners are cracked, a replacement screen is the honest spend; new mesh in a racked frame tears again within the season.
A heavier vinyl-coated mesh, several times stronger than standard fiberglass screen. It stands up to claws and the occasional full-speed dog, and it is the single most popular upgrade we install in pet households. It is slightly less transparent than standard mesh — most owners consider that a fair trade by the second week.
Yes — pet doors made for screen panels install into the screen itself, sized from cats to large dogs. Combined with pet mesh around it, it ends the let-the-dog-out-all-day routine without compromising the screen.
Usually worn screen rollers or a bent bottom rail — sometimes a glass-door track problem spilling into the screen channel. We diagnose the actual cause rather than just popping it back in, because a screen that derails weekly is telling you something.