Residential · Greensboro, NC
Torn, sagging, or sun-brittle screen mesh is one of the fastest ways to lose comfort and invite bugs back inside. Greensboro Screens replaces screen mesh on windows, screen doors, porches, and pool enclosures with clean fits, tight tension, and durable materials built for daily use.
Every screen mesh replacement starts with a careful evaluation of the frame and spline channel, because a good rescreen depends on a solid base. We remove the old spline, lift out the damaged mesh, and clean the groove so the new spline seats evenly without bunching. Bent aluminum frames, loose corners, and stripped channels are flagged before we rescreen, and we can replace corner keys or add frame hardware when needed so the new mesh stays tight.
Local heat, strong sun, and pollen load can age standard fiberglass quickly, so we help you choose screen mesh that matches the job and the exposure. Options commonly include fiberglass (18x16), aluminum mesh for added rigidity, pet-resistant mesh (vinyl-coated polyester), and solar screen for glare and heat reduction. We cut and roll the mesh with a spline roller for consistent tension, then trim clean to the edge so doors close properly and window screens sit flat without waves, gaps, or bowing.
Greensboro customers choose us because we treat screen mesh replacement like finish work, not a quick patch. You get clear recommendations on mesh type, spline size, and whether the frame should be repaired before rescreening. Our crews show up with the right parts and tools to handle standard window screens, patio door panels, and larger openings, and we keep the work area tidy while protecting sills, tracks, and surrounding trim.
Before we wrap up, we do a walkthrough to confirm the fit, tension, and alignment, and we check for common issues like loose spline corners, door rub, and gaps at latches or meeting rails. You receive a written scope of work, the mesh type installed, and care tips to extend service life, including how to rinse pollen and prevent frame damage. If multiple screens are being rescreened, we label and reinstall them correctly so each frame returns to its original opening and operates smoothly.
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 screen mesh is torn, stretched out, or pulling free at the corners, replacing the mesh is usually faster and more cost-effective than replacing the entire frame. Greensboro Screens provides screen mesh replacement for window screens, screened doors, porch panels, and enclosure sections, with materials and installation methods selected for fit, visibility, and durability. We focus on tight tension, clean edges, and the right spline size so the mesh stays seated through everyday use and seasonal temperature swings.
Screen mesh is not one-size-fits-all. Standard 18x16 fiberglass works well for many window screens, while aluminum mesh offers added stiffness and holds shape better in high-traffic areas. For homes with dogs or cats, pet-resistant mesh (vinyl-coated polyester) is a smart upgrade for lower panels and screen doors. If heat and glare are the bigger problem, solar screen mesh can reduce sun intensity while keeping airflow, making it popular for porches and west-facing openings.
Installation quality matters as much as the mesh itself. A fresh roll of mesh can still fail early if the spline channel is dirty, the spline diameter is wrong, or the mesh is under-tensioned and starts to sag. We remove old spline completely, clean the channel, and use a spline roller to set the new mesh without tearing or stretching it out of square. When frames are loose or corner keys have shifted, we address that first so the finished screen sits flat and looks crisp.
Whether you need one window rescreened or a full set of screens refreshed, we keep the process straightforward with a written estimate, clear material options, and a final fit check. The goal is simple, keep insects out, maintain visibility, and restore smooth operation for windows and doors with screen mesh that fits and holds.
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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