Garland, Rowlett, Rockwall and east DFW · Call (682) 297-2467

Window and door screen repair in east DFW

Torn mesh, bent frames, missing screens, and sliding screen doors that jump the track.

  • Free quote
  • By appointment

Screens get torn by pets, kids, hail, and string trimmers, and a missing screen means you cannot open the window on a nice spring or fall day. Most screens can be rescreened in their existing frame. Bent or broken frames can be rebuilt to size, and missing screens can be made from measurements.

We also fix sliding patio screen doors that drag, fall off the track, or will not latch, and install new swinging screen doors. For large batches we may take screens with us and bring them back finished, which keeps the visit short.

Where we do this work

Our home area is east DFW. We do door and window screens across these cities, and more of DFW by grouped visit.

See the full service area.

What we do

Common door and window screens jobs we handle. Mix and match them, or add other small projects to the same visit.

Rescreening

Old mesh and spline out, new mesh stretched tight in the existing frame.

Pet-resistant mesh

Heavier mesh that stands up better to claws on low windows and patio doors.

Solar screen fabric

Darker solar screen mesh on sun-facing windows when the frame allows it.

New frames built to size

Replacement frames for bent, broken, or missing screens.

Sliding screen doors

Rollers, handles, latches, and mesh replaced; doors set back on the track.

Swinging screen doors

New screen doors hung with closers and latches.

Spline, corners, and pull tabs

Small parts replaced so screens stay put and come out easily for cleaning.

Whole-house batches

Every screen counted, labeled, repaired, and reinstalled.

Free quote for door and window screens

Every job is quoted before anything is scheduled. Send your list and a few photos and we reply with a clear price and the next open times.

What we bring and what you provide

So the visit goes smoothly and nobody waits on a missing part.

We bring

  • Screen mesh in standard fiberglass, plus spline in common sizes
  • Spline rollers, a cutting table, and frame corner parts
  • Sliding screen door rollers and latches for common brands
  • Ladders for upper windows

You provide

  • A count of screens and which windows they belong to
  • Screens you can remove from inside, stacked in the garage
  • Your mesh choice (standard, pet-resistant, or solar)
  • Access to the outside of each window, with gates unlocked

How it works

Four steps from first call to finished job.

  1. 1

    Tell us the job

    Call, or send your list and photos through the contact page or by email. Include your ZIP.

  2. 2

    Get a free quote

    We reply with a clear price, or tell you up front if we need to see it in person first.

  3. 3

    Pick a time

    We work by appointment. We confirm the day and what to have ready.

  4. 4

    We do the work

    We finish the agreed list, test what we installed, and clean up before we leave.

What affects the cost

  • Rescreen or new frame. Rescreening a good frame is the least expensive option.
  • Mesh type. Pet-resistant and solar screen mesh cost more than standard fiberglass.
  • Size and shape. Patio door screens and oversized windows take longer than standard windows.
  • Second-story windows. Upper-floor screens that cannot be removed from inside need ladder work.
  • Quantity. Doing every screen at once is more efficient per screen.

How to prepare

  • Count the screens that need work and note which windows they go on.
  • Photograph a damaged screen and a close-up of the frame corner.
  • For missing screens, photograph the window channel with a tape measure in view.
  • Remove screens you can reach from inside and stack them in the garage.
  • Tell us if you want pet-resistant or solar mesh.
  • Clear plants and furniture away from exterior windows we need to reach.

What is not included

  • Window glass replacement or foggy double-pane units
  • Retractable screen systems and custom patio enclosures
  • Full window replacement
  • Pool and patio enclosure rescreening

Texas and DFW notes

Hail season

North Texas sees regular spring hail. Hail tears screens before it damages much else, so it is worth checking screens after a storm, and many people batch screen repairs with other storm cleanup.

Solar screens

Solar screen mesh blocks more sun than standard screen and is common on west and south windows in Texas. It also darkens the view, so try one window first if you are unsure.

Common questions

Do you rescreen on site?

Often, yes. For a large batch we may take screens and return them. We confirm when we quote.

What is pet-resistant screen?

A heavier vinyl-coated mesh that holds up better to claws. It costs more than standard mesh and is a good fit for low windows and patio doors.

Can you make a screen for a window that never had one?

Usually, yes, if the window has a screen channel or a place for clips. Send a photo of the outside of the window.

My sliding screen door keeps falling off. Can it be fixed?

Usually. Worn rollers and bent frames are the common causes. New rollers and an adjustment fix most of them.

Do you replace window glass?

No. Glass and double-pane units need a glass company.

Do you do solar screens?

We can rescreen frames with solar screen fabric. Custom-built solar screen systems are better from a specialist.

Need door and window screens? Get a free quote.

Call or send photos for a free quote. We confirm the price before any work starts.