Torn mesh, bent frame, or a screen that won't roll, fixed or rebuilt to fit.
Sliding screen doors take abuse from pets, kids, and wind. The mesh tears, the frame bends, the rollers wear, or the door pops out of its track every time you open it. A loose screen also lets bugs straight into the house.
We re-screen with pet-resistant or standard mesh, straighten or replace the frame, fit new screen rollers, and adjust the track so it glides and stays in. Full custom-built screen doors when the old one is beyond saving.
Torn mesh on a straight, undamaged frame is a simple re-screen. A bent or cracked frame, or rollers so worn the door won't stay on track, usually calls for a new custom-built screen door, patching a bent frame rarely holds up long-term.
Screen re-mesh and roller work usually runs $120–$240; custom screen doors quoted on site.
In most cases, yes. We carry common parts on the truck and complete the majority of screen repair jobs across South Florida in a single visit.
Yes, every repair is backed by a 12-month parts-and-labor warranty in writing, and we're fully licensed and insured.
Yes, it's one of our most requested upgrades, it resists claw damage far better than standard fiberglass mesh.
Yes, we measure and build a screen door sized to your exact opening if there's currently no screen at all.
Most re-screen jobs are done in under an hour on site.
Same-day service across South Florida. Honest pricing, licensed & insured, 12-month warranty in writing.