Residential · Greensboro, NC
A tight, square pool screen enclosure keeps insects out, cuts leaf and pollen buildup, and makes the pool area easier to use year-round. Greensboro Screens installs new aluminum screen enclosures and handles structural repairs, re-screening, and storm-damage fixes in Greensboro, NC.
A durable pool screen enclosure starts with the base and attachment points. We inspect the slab, deck band, and existing anchors, then verify layout, level, and plumb before any panels go in. For new builds or major rebuilds, we set aluminum framing (6063-T5/T6) with stainless steel or corrosion-resistant fasteners, proper post spacing, and correctly sized foot plates where required. If you have an older structure, we can re-square bays, replace bent members, and correct loose hardware so the enclosure tracks true and the screens stay tight.
Local conditions matter, especially wind-driven rain, humidity, and heavy seasonal pollen. We use outdoor-rated spline, gasketed door stops where needed, and clean, straight screen channels so mesh seats evenly without puckers. Screen options include fiberglass 18x14 and 20x20, aluminum insect screen, and pet-resistant mesh for doors and low panels. We also address the details that prevent headaches later, drip edges at transitions, clean caulk lines where appropriate, and door alignment that prevents rubbing, latch failure, and premature spline pullout.
Customers choose Greensboro Screens because we treat pool enclosures like structural assemblies, not just screen jobs. You get clear scope, material options, and a written estimate that calls out mesh type, frame repairs, door hardware, and fastener upgrades. Our crew shows up with the right equipment, extension ladders, scaffold where needed, screen rolling tools, rivet guns, and torque-controlled drivers to avoid stripped anchors and cracked channels. We work clean around pavers, coping, and landscaping, and we schedule to minimize downtime so your pool area is usable again fast.
Before we wrap, we do a full walkthrough and function check. We verify door swing, latch alignment, and closure, confirm consistent screen tension, and inspect for sharp edges, loose spline, or gaps at corners and kick plates. You receive a final scope summary of what was installed or repaired, plus care guidance on cleaning mesh, keeping tracks clear, and spotting early signs of spline shrink or fastener movement. If the job involved storm damage or multiple bays, we can document the repairs with photos for your records.
Yes. We provide a free written estimate after reviewing the site, measuring openings, and confirming mesh and hardware options.
Yes. We handle single-panel repairs, individual window screens, and small rescreens without requiring a full project.
Common options include fiberglass insect mesh, aluminum screening, pet-resistant mesh, and solar screen. We will recommend the best fit based on traffic, pets, sun exposure, and visibility goals.
Yes. We build and retrofit screened-in porches, patios, and screen rooms, including framing repairs, screen door installs, and full rescreening of existing enclosures.
Many repairs and rescreens can be completed in a single visit once materials are confirmed. Larger porches and multi-panel enclosures may take longer depending on access, framing condition, and door work.
If your pool area is constantly filling with leaves, pollen, and insects, a properly built pool screen enclosure is one of the most practical upgrades you can make. Greensboro Screens installs new enclosures and repairs existing aluminum pool cages, including re-screening, door fixes, structural straightening, and panel replacement after wind or tree damage. Our process focuses on square framing, correct fastening, and tight screen tension so the enclosure looks clean and performs for years.
A pool screen enclosure is only as good as its attachment points and alignment. We start by checking the slab or deck connection, existing anchors, and overall plumb and level. From there, we repair or replace bent members, stripped fasteners, and damaged screen channels, then install new mesh with consistent spline seating. The result is a tighter envelope that resists sagging and reduces the gaps that let mosquitoes and gnats in.
Screen choice matters. Standard fiberglass insect screen (often 18x14) is a cost-effective option for airflow and visibility, while tighter weaves (such as 20x20) can reduce small insects in problem areas. For high-traffic sections like doors and lower panels, pet-resistant mesh adds durability. We will match or upgrade your existing setup and make sure transitions at corners, doors, and kick plates are finished cleanly.
Whether you need a full installation or targeted repair, you get straightforward communication, a written scope of work, and workmanship that prioritizes long-term performance. For pool screen enclosure service in Greensboro, NC, contact Greensboro Screens to schedule an on-site assessment and a free written estimate.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in Greensboro. We assess the project, review the details, and give you a written quote before any work starts, so you know exactly what to expect.
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