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Patio door

Patio door screens rescreened in Saint-Lambert

A wide wall of sliding doors whose screens had served their time. The panels were removed, stripped and rescreened right on the deck, then set back on their tracks the same evening — the house never sat open.

  1. Two patio door screen panels removed and laid on a wood deck in Saint-Lambert1
    Panels removed, original mesh still in place
  2. Bare patio door frames with a roll of new mesh on a deck in Saint-Lambert2
    Frames stripped, new mesh roll ready
  3. Patio doors reinstalled with new screens, seen from the deck at night in Saint-Lambert3
    Doors reinstalled, new mesh drawn taut
  4. Complete wall of patio doors with new screens lit at night in Saint-Lambert4
    The full wall, finished the same evening
Gazebo

Gazebo MICA vinyl replaced

Two panels whose clear vinyl had given up — torn and slack from the seasons. Replaced on site in one afternoon, in the original frames: our specialty.

  1. Six-pane gazebo panel with torn, sagging MICA vinyl before replacement1
    On arrival: the original vinyl, torn
  2. Roll of new MICA vinyl stretched over a gazebo panel frame on the work stand2
    Fitting: new vinyl drawn over the frame
  3. First finished gazebo panel with perfectly clear new MICA vinyl3
    First panel done, crystal-clear vinyl
  4. Finished six-pane gazebo panel with new MICA vinyl and the original frame intact4
    Final result: six panes, frame intact
Patio door

Patio door: the original frame put back in shape

The mesh had given out in the middle, a corner of the frame had opened — the weatherstrip pile was hanging loose — and the rollers were seized. The original frame was worth keeping: taken down, cleaned and squared up on the trestles, new rollers, new mesh. No door to buy.

  1. Patio door screen removed and laid on two trestles in the street, torn mesh, in front of the Moustiquaire Net Expert vehicle1
    On arrival: the door off its track, mesh burst in the middle
  2. Close-up of the torn, sagging mesh of a patio door screen resting on the trestles2
    The mesh: torn and slack, it no longer keeps anything out
  3. Patio door frame corner come apart, black weatherstrip pile out of its groove3
    The corner: the frame has opened and the weatherstrip pile hangs loose
  4. Four patio door rollers lined up on the frame: two old ones in grimy white plastic, two new steel ones4
    Rollers: the two worn ones on the left, the two new ones on the right
  5. Bare patio door frame on trestles with a spray bottle and brush on top5
    The frame stripped and cleaned, before reassembly
  6. Patio door frame corner closed up, new steel roller visible in the track6
    Corners closed back up, new rollers in place
  7. Roll of new black mesh unrolled over a patio door frame, held by blue clamps7
    New mesh unrolled over the frame
  8. Rescreened patio door, black mesh taut and spline in place, on trestles in the street8
    Done: mesh taut, spline in, frame straight
Patio door

A patio door frame built new

When the original frame is bent or split, it cannot be repaired: we build it new. Aluminum profile cut to the size of the opening, corner brackets, new rollers — all assembled on the trestles before the mesh goes in.

  1. Length of white aluminum patio door frame profile on trestles beside its cardboard box1
    The new aluminum profile, out of its box
  2. Four cut lengths of white aluminum profile laid across two trestles2
    The four sides, cut to the size of the opening
  3. Close-up of the metal corner bracket and roller of a new patio door frame3
    The corner bracket and the roller, before assembly
  4. New white patio door frame assembled, resting on two trestles in the street4
    The frame assembled, square, ready for its mesh
Black gazebo with freshly replaced screen panels, deck and hot tub in the background
Gazebo

Gazebo fully rescreened

Screen panels replaced on all four sides of a backyard gazebo, UV-resistant black mesh. Structure and roof untouched.

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