Screen Repair
In most cases the support cables, anchor screws and the lower sidewall aluminum around the base of the enclosure may be rusted or corroded, which is caused by dielectric dissimilarity between steel fasteners and aluminum components. These rusted screws and fasteners weaken the overall strength of the screen structure, and we recommend those areas be replaced to properly secure the structure. In addition, re-sealing all the structural gutter joints, especially those areas where the initial caulking application has cracked to prevent leaks and keep those unwanted flying insects out. Door hardware, door hinges and bug sweeps should also be replaced during this maintenance. All the screen panels that we replace are guaranteed to be “Tight and Right.”

Partial Rescreen Vs. Complete Rescreen
Depending on the age of your existing screens in most circumstances it is more economical for a complete re-screen eliminating the inconvenience of future disruptive and costly service calls. When screens reach the end of their life span they start to turn silver with fiberglass exposed. When a new screen is installed it’s a darker color. So, you will see a big difference between your old and new screens. Also, if your screens are near the end of their useful life you will need to replace them. We always inspect your screen enclosure from TOP to BOTTOM and provide you with a professional detailed estimate with options for a partial or complete re-screen. You decide which way is right for you.
