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Professional Mesh Screen Replacements

We replace weathered and torn mesh with premium heavy-duty fiberglass, utilizing your existing frames to keep costs affordable.

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Who Is This Service For?

Screen repair is the right call when your window or door screens have visible holes, tears, bent corners, or mesh that has pulled away from the frame — but the frames themselves are in good condition. Reusing your existing frames is far more cost-effective than buying replacement screen units, and our heavy-duty fiberglass mesh is significantly more durable than the thin mesh used in most builder-grade screens. We serve the entire Denver Metro for screen re-screening and repair.

What's Included

  • Removal of old or damaged mesh from existing frames
  • Re-spline installation with premium heavy-duty fiberglass mesh
  • Frame straightening and re-squaring where needed
  • Tension check — properly installed mesh won't sag, wrinkle, or pull at corners
  • Re-installation on your windows after completion

What Affects the Price

Every job is different. Here's what we factor into your estimate:

  • 1Number of screens — we price per screen with quantity discounts
  • 2Screen dimensions — standard vs. oversized (patio door or large picture window) screens
  • 3Frame condition — bent or damaged aluminum channels may require additional repair time
  • 4Mesh type — we use standard fiberglass; specialty mesh (pet-proof, solar, privacy) is available at additional cost

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you replace just the mesh, or do I need new frames?

In most cases, we replace just the mesh using your existing frames — this is far more economical than buying new screen units and produces the same result. If your frames are bent, cracked, or corroded beyond repair, we can recommend replacement options, but frame replacement is less common than homeowners expect.

How durable is the replacement mesh compared to original screens?

We install heavy-duty fiberglass mesh that is noticeably stronger than the thin mesh typically used in builder-grade screens. It resists pet claw snags, handles Colorado hail better, and maintains tension longer without sagging at corners.

Can you repair screens that have pulled out of the frame channel?

Yes — a screen where the spline (the rubber cord that holds the mesh in the channel) has dried out and pulled away is one of the most common repairs we do. We re-spline the screen completely, restoring it to a tight, properly tensioned fit.

Do you offer pet-proof or solar-blocking mesh?

Yes — we can install specialty mesh on request, including pet-resistant fiberglass and solar-reducing mesh for windows with afternoon sun exposure. Let us know at estimate time and we'll quote the upgrade.

Service Areas

We provide screen repair throughout the Denver Metro and Front Range. See local pages for city-specific details:

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Serving Denver, Aurora, Parker, Centennial, Highlands Ranch, and the entire Denver Metro Area.