Window Screen Repair

Straight answer on the phone about what it would involve, no vague runaround, and the price at the end matched. Screens sit flush and slide without catching now.

Nine screens that had been sitting in the garage since we moved in, all of them shot. They rescreened the eight worth saving and built one new frame. Now the house actually gets a breeze through it, which after four years is a novelty.

Casement windows, so the screens clip on the inside and two of the clips were broken. They replaced those and rescreened five panels. One frame had a bend they could not get out and they told me it needed rebuilding rather than just rolling new mesh into something that would fail again. I appreciated being told rather than finding out next spring.

Been putting this off for three years. Took them ninety minutes. Feel a bit silly.

Allergy season is why I bothered. Finer mesh on the bedroom windows so we can sleep with them open. It does cut the airflow a bit, which they warned me about, but it is a trade I would make again.

Screens are great. Only note is that they left a couple of spline offcuts under the bushes, small thing but I found them a week later. Everything else was tidy and the work itself is excellent.

Eleven screens across the whole house. What impressed me was the labeling — every panel taped with the room it came from before anything was touched. The last company that did this handed me a stack and left, and I spent an afternoon working out which was which. Two on the same wall were an eighth of an inch apart and of course they were not interchangeable.

Selling the house and the inspector flagged three torn screens. Turned around in two days, which is why I am writing this. Buyer's agent never mentioned them again.

Perfect. The only thing I would change is that I should have called last summer instead of putting up with it for a year.

Whole house, fourteen panels, done in one visit. What made it work was the labelling — everything came out tagged and went back where it belonged. I have had a company do this before and I ended up with a jigsaw.

I got halfway through one on the dining table and the mesh came out wavy every single time. Called them mostly to admit defeat and the woman on the phone told me I was rolling both long sides before the short ones and that was it — free advice, no booking. Fixed it myself in ten minutes. Used them for the big picture window because that one was beyond me.

Fixed a screen my husband had already rescreened badly. They did not comment on it once, which he appreciated.

Did four myself after they talked me through it on the phone and hired them for the two casements because the clips looked like a trap. Fair way to run a business honestly, most places would not have told me anything.

Old aluminum frames, corners crumbling. He replaced the corner keys on three of them instead of writing the frames off. Half an hour of extra work and it saved me buying four new frames.

I had bought the wrong spline, twice. One phone call sorted out what I actually needed. They still ended up doing the big window because I was not touching that one, but they saved me a third trip to the store for free.

Called for advice halfway through doing it myself, which I felt a bit cheeky about. The guy walked me through it anyway and did not push a booking at all. Finished it, it looks fine, and I will call them for the awkward ones.

I asked for the cheapest option and got told honestly that for a ground floor window where the dog walks past, the cheap fabric would be a false economy. Went with pet mesh on that one and standard everywhere else.

Second floor windows that I cannot reach and will not try. They had the ladder for it and did four panels in a morning. My previous plan was to just live with the holes.

Two screens, done at the curb in about half an hour. No fuss.

Perfectly good work at a fair price. Communication before the visit could have been better — I had to chase for a confirmation the day before. Once they arrived it was all smooth and the screens are excellent.

Two panels for a garden flat, both done on site while I worked. Barely knew they were there apart from the drill.

The measuring is apparently the whole thing. Two of my screens looked identical and were not, and he checked each one rather than assuming. I only know because I was standing there being nosy.

Rental property, tenants had complained about mosquitoes for a month. I am two hours away so I needed someone who could deal with the tenant directly. They did, sent me photos when it was done, invoiced me. No back and forth.

They found a wasp nest in the frame of one of the upstairs screens and dealt with it before rescreening rather than just leaving it for me. Beyond what I was paying for.

quick and tidy. they laid a sheet down in the hallway which nobody has ever done here.

1920s place, wood-framed screens, mesh stapled under the molding. Two other companies wanted to swap them for aluminum. These guys redid them the original way instead. Took longer and cost more than aluminum would have, and they said so up front, but the house looks right.

Casement windows so the screens sit inside and clip on. Three clips were broken and one frame was bent. They sorted the clips, rescreened all of them, and told me the bent one needed rebuilding rather than pretending new mesh would fix it. Did that one the following week.

Booked, done, gone. The whole thing took less of my day than getting a quote from the last company did.

1912 house, wood-framed screens with the mesh under a little strip of molding. Two companies told me they could not do them. These ones did, kept the original frames, and the house still looks like itself.

Solid job on six panels. Only reason it is not five stars is that one screen came back a shade different from the others — same fabric, different roll apparently. They offered to redo it and I said do not bother, it is a garage window.

The mesh had gone slack rather than torn, which I did not know was a thing. Turns out it stretches. All four are drum tight now and the difference in how they look is bigger than I expected.

They put the solar screens on the outside and explained why that matters, something about stopping the heat before the glass. I had assumed they went inside like a blind. Glad I did not order them myself.

West-facing bedroom that was unusable from about three in the afternoon all summer. They talked me through solar screen honestly, including that it would make the room noticeably darker, which it does. I would rather have that than the heat. Fitted on the outside with a gap behind, which they explained is the part that actually does the work.

West-facing living room that got unbearable by four o'clock. Solar screens on those three windows have taken maybe five degrees off, honestly hard to measure but the difference is obvious. Room is darker. Worth it.

Very patient with all my questions about the different fabrics. I went with standard in the end because the pet one really is darker and we do not have pets, I was just worried about the kids.

The mesh on our sliding windows kept popping out of the channel every time it got windy. Turns out the previous owner had used the wrong spline and it was never going to hold. Right size went in and it has not moved since.

Screens for a rental I manage, six units. Invoiced once for the building rather than unit by unit, which saved me a fortnight of paperwork. That alone will bring me back.

Straightforward, no upsell. I asked about solar screens and they talked me out of them for the north side, which would have been the easy sale.

Bought the house in September and every screen was either torn or missing. Eleven windows. They came twice, once to measure and once to fit, and the second visit was quick because everything was already made. The kitchen one had never had a screen at all and they built a frame for it.

The work is good and the price was what I was quoted. Docked one because the first appointment got moved, though they gave me a day's notice and turned up on the second one exactly when they said.

Had a go at one myself first and made a mess of the corner. They did not make me feel stupid about it, just redid that one and did the other five. Apparently the corner is where everyone loses it.

Honestly I called to ask what spline size my frames took because the hardware store had six of them on the peg and I had no idea. The guy on the phone talked me through measuring the old one, for free, and did not once try to book me. I did two myself and then hired them for the other seven because it turns out I do not enjoy it.

The work is good. I would have liked a clearer heads-up that the pet mesh is visibly darker — they did mention it but I did not really understand until I saw it against the untouched ones upstairs. My own fault for not asking. Would use them again.

One panel, one visit, twenty minutes. I did not think anyone would come out for a single screen but they were doing a job on the next street.

Booked online, got a call within the hour to ask which windows and how many. Turned up when they said. Took about two hours for seven panels. Nothing dramatic to report, which is what you want.

Punctual, polite, cleaned up. My neighbour asked who did it and I sent her the number.

Smoke season left everything filthy and one screen basically disintegrated when I tried to wash it. They rescreened three and cleaned the frames properly before the new mesh went in, which I would not have thought to do.

I have four kids and the screens take a beating. What I liked was that they told me straight which two frames were worth saving and which one was not, instead of quoting me for all four and letting me find out later. The one they replaced matches the others well enough that visitors do not notice.

Our cat had gone through three screens over two summers and I was tired of it. They put pet mesh on the four windows he actually gets to and left standard fiberglass on the rest, which I would not have thought of — it does look a bit darker but only on those four, so it reads as deliberate rather than mismatched.

The frames on our place are an odd size from the seventies and I had assumed we would need new windows eventually. Apparently not, the frames are fine, it was only ever the mesh. Saved myself a small fortune by asking.

Good work, fair. The one thing I would say is they were about forty minutes later than the window I was given, though they did call ahead. The screens themselves are perfect and one of them had been rattling for years, which they fixed with a new clip I did not ask for.

Our screens had gone that brittle orange colour on the sun side and were fine on the other. They did the four that needed it and told me the rest had another couple of years, which is not what I expected to hear.

our old lab leans on the screen when he wants to come in and eventually he came through it. pet mesh on the two doors he uses and the rest left alone. six months and it's still there.

Good. Quick. Would recommend.

Wind took two panels off the back of the house in one night. I did not know screens could just leave. They rebuilt one and rescreened the other and showed me the clips that had given up, which is why it happened.