Screen Repair & Rescreening
Fast repairs and full rescreens for torn, sagging, or sun-rotted screen — often a fraction of the cost of a rebuild.
15Years in the tradeEvery job.
No exceptions.
The owner quotes the job, runs the job, and does the walkthrough with you when it's done — backed by a 10-year workmanship warranty and 15 years of habits.
- 1Single-panel repairs to full-enclosure rescreens
- 2Spline, hardware, and door realignment
- 3Upgrade to no-see-um or pet screen while we're there
Torn screen, a door that won't latch, panels that sag in the middle — most of this is a repair, not a replacement, and we'll say so. Florida sun breaks screen down over years; the frame usually outlives several sets of panels.
We handle everything from a single blown-out panel to rescreening an entire pool cage. If we get there and find the frame is the real problem, we'll show you, but the honest answer is that a rescreen fixes most of what people assume is a lost cause.
While we're on site is the cheapest time to upgrade — switching to no-see-um mesh or pet-resistant screen costs almost nothing extra in labor once the old screen is already coming out.
We cover all of Duval County, FL
Questions we hear a lot
- Is it cheaper to repair screen or replace the whole enclosure?
- Almost always cheaper to repair or re-screen. The aluminum frame usually outlives several sets of panels, so most 'lost causes' just need new screen.
- Can you repair just one torn panel?
- Yes — anything from a single blown-out panel up to re-screening an entire pool cage.
- My screen door won't latch — can you fix it?
- Yes. A door that won't close usually needs realignment or new hardware, not replacement.
- Can I upgrade my screen while it's being repaired?
- Yes, and it's the cheapest time to do it — switching to no-see-um or pet screen costs little extra once the old screen is already coming out.
- How do I know if it's a repair or a full rebuild?
- If the frame is solid, it's a repair. We'll show you if the frame is genuinely gone, but that's rare — most of what looks hopeless just needs a rescreen.
Walk the job with the owner.
Tell us what you're thinking. We'll come look, point out what we'd do differently, and only quote what we're confident we can deliver.