The trade, in full: the ten kinds of damage we repair, the four meshes we fit, our starting prices and the cities we travel to. All done at your home, in your frame.
Three questions are enough to start. The official measurement is taken on site.
Six services, one trade
Each service in detail: what we do, and what it means for your screen.
RepairTorn, punctured or sagging mesh, replaced in your existing frame.
Standard fibreglass, aluminum, pet-resistant or no-see-um mesh depending on what you need. We keep the frame whenever it is still straight, which is most of the time.
RepairA screen that sticks, jumps the track or no longer closes.
We replace rollers, handles, latches and pull tabs. We lubricate the track and clean the frame channel while we are there.
RepairBent frame, separated corner, split moulding.
Straightening, corner and moulding replacement. When a frame is beyond saving, we build a new one to the same dimensions.
RepairA missing screen, or an opening with no original to copy.
Built to the exact dimensions of your opening, fixed or sliding. We measure on site so there are no surprises.
Patio doorThe part that breaks most often, and gets used most.
Repair or full replacement of the sliding screen door. Reinforced mesh available for doors in daily use.
Gazebo · MICAScreen panels and clear MICA vinyl, replaced on site.
We replace gazebo screen panel mesh and the clear MICA vinyl of soft doors and windows — one of our specialties. UV-resistant materials, cut to each panel’s exact dimensions. The gazebo structure itself is not touched.
Ten kinds of damage, one answer
If your screen looks like any of these, it can be repaired. Tap one: we tell you what it is and what we do. We rarely replace a whole frame — in most cases only the mesh needs redoing.
MeshWhat it is
The mesh has given way across several squares. The tear grows every time the screen is opened.
What we do
Full rescreening in your existing frame. Mesh cannot be stitched back — it gets replaced.
MeshWhat it is
A clean puncture point — usually a claw, a branch or a tool.
What we do
Rescreening. A patch lasts a few weeks and shows; new mesh does neither.
MeshWhat it is
A straight slash, made in one go. The threads are severed, not stretched.
What we do
Rescreening. The frame and hardware are almost always kept.
MeshWhat it is
The mesh is intact but out of its groove: it buckles and leaves a gap.
What we do
We re-tension the mesh and fit a new spline. If the mesh is creased, we replace it.
MeshWhat it is
The cord holding the mesh in its groove has hardened and lifts out, often at a corner.
What we do
New spline of the right diameter. It is a wear part: replaced, never glued back.
MeshWhat it is
Several punctures in the same mesh. Patching each would cost more than redoing it.
What we do
Full rescreening. A good moment to move to pet-resistant mesh if the cat is the cause.
MeshWhat it is
Threads unravelling along an upright. This is the beginning, not the end — it keeps going.
What we do
Rescreening before the edge lets go entirely.
MeshWhat it is
The mesh is slack and bulges. It no longer stops anything that pushes on it.
What we do
New mesh, tensioned properly. Slack mesh cannot be re-tensioned for long.
MeshWhat it is
UV has weakened the fibre. It is still whole but tears under a finger.
What we do
Rescreening. The frame itself has no age as long as it is straight.
FrameWhat it is
The mesh has come away at the bottom, often because a frame corner has shifted.
What we do
We straighten the frame and replace the corner if needed, then rescreen.
Not all mesh is equal, and the right one depends on your window, your pets and your surroundings. We carry all four types in the vehicle — the choice happens at your home, not in a store.
The reference mesh for windows and patio doors: flexible, affordable, nearly invisible once stretched. It is what we fit in the vast majority of replacements.
Stiffer and more impact-resistant than fibreglass. Recommended between double-hung windows and in older frames, common in older plexes.
Seven times stronger than standard mesh. The right call when a dog, cat or raccoon has already gone through the screen — instead of replacing it every summer.
A tighter weave that stops no-see-ums and black flies, not just mosquitoes. Recommended near water and by wooded lots.
Clear prices
Most companies in this trade publish no prices at all. Here are ours, as starting prices — the exact amount depends on size, mesh type and how many units per visit; the free quote sets it.
From$30per screen
From$30per screen
From$40per screen
From$120per screen
From$500per door
The price depends on the panel count and the vinyl: set on site.
A $125 travel fee applies to every visit, whatever the number of screens — it is shared across all your items, which is why grouping them pays.
$125
Grouping several screens in one visit brings the price of each one down: the travel fee is shared. An exact quote is free and reaches you promptly.
1-year warranty on fabrication and installation. Damage caused by the client is not covered. Payment: Visa, MasterCard, Interac, Bank transfer.
Any price provided is strictly a summary estimate. If work must be added once on site, prices will be adjusted — and always explained before we start.
Near you
125 cities and boroughs, each with its own page: the local housing, and how we work there.
Straight answers
What we get asked in front of the window, and what we answer.
Free quote438-466-4094Replacing the mesh of a window screen, in its existing frame, starts from $30. The exact amount depends on size, mesh type and how many units you have, and the quote sets it. The more screens in the same visit, the lower the price of each. A $125 travel fee applies to every visit, whatever the number of screens — it is shared across all your items, which is why grouping them pays.
Yes, for window screens that come out from the inside. When everything is reachable from outside we can sometimes work without you — we confirm this when we quote.
Yes, in the vast majority of cases. What gives out is the mesh, and it is replaced in your existing frame, at your home, in one visit. The frame itself is only changed if it is bent or cracked.
The choice is made at your home, in front of the window: standard fibreglass suits most windows and doors; aluminum when you want a frame that stays taut; pet-resistant mesh if a dog or cat leans on the screen; tight-weave no-see-um mesh near water or woods. We carry all four in the vehicle.
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Real job
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.
