Door & window repair, statewide
Screen Door Repair
Rescreened, rebuilt or built new to fit your opening
Torn mesh, a frame that has gone out of square, rollers that will not roll, a latch that never catches. Screen doors take more abuse than anything else on the house, and all of it is fixable.
Nobody should be buying a new patio door because of a screen
Screen doors are the most disposable-feeling part of a house and the most frequently replaced unnecessarily. Mesh is a consumable. Rollers are consumables. Frames can be squared, and when a frame really is beyond saving, a new one can be built to your exact opening for a fraction of what a door costs.
That last point matters in Arkansas, where a lot of openings are not standard sizes any more. Houses settle, frames rack, and the off-the-shelf screen door at the big box store does not fit. We build to the opening you actually have.
And because this is a job we do constantly, it is quick. Most rescreening is done while we are there.
Mesh is a consumable. It wearing out is not a reason to replace a door.
Screen work we do
Sliding screens, hinged screens, window screens and full custom builds.
Rescreening
New mesh in your existing frames, tensioned properly so it does not bow or pull loose at the spline.
Frame repair and squaring
Bent corners, split spline channels and frames that have gone out of square, straightened and rebuilt.
Rollers and glides
Sliding screen doors that jump the track, drag or will not stay in the opening.
Latches and handles
Catches that never quite engage, and handles that have snapped off at the mount.
Custom-built screen doors
Built to your opening when nothing off the shelf fits, which is often.
Pet and fine mesh
Heavy pet-resistant mesh for dogs and cats, and fine mesh that keeps out what standard screen does not.
Why screens take a beating in Arkansas
Long open-window seasons, heavy pollen and a lot of insects.
Pollen season is brutal
Spring coats everything, and screens carry the worst of it. Fine mesh cuts what gets through, and a clean, properly tensioned screen makes a noticeable difference to what ends up indoors.
Insects year-round
Long warm seasons mean the screen is the only thing between an open door and the yard. A torn corner or a latch that will not catch defeats the whole purpose.
Sun and storms
UV makes older mesh brittle until it tears at a touch, and storm debris punches through it. Frames get bent by wind catching an unlatched door.
Why we are the people to call
Small job, done properly, without being told to buy something bigger.
Usually done on the spot
We carry mesh and spline, so most rescreening is finished during the visit.
We build to your opening
Custom frames when the standard sizes do not fit, which in older Arkansas houses is common.
Happy to do the small job
Plenty of companies will not come out for a screen. We will.
Free estimates
No charge to look, and a firm price before we start.
Three steps, no runaround
Send us a photo
A picture of the screen and the opening usually tells us everything we need.
We measure and quote
Firm price on site, including custom frame work if that is what it needs.
We fix or build it
Rescreening is normally same-visit. A custom frame comes back once it is made to size.
We are a mobile service covering the whole state. Pick your city below for local details, or call us and we will come to you.
Screen Door Repair Across Arkansas
Screen door questions
Can you rescreen my existing frame?
Yes, and that is usually the best option. New mesh and spline in the frame you already have costs far less than a new door.
My screen door will not stay on the track. Why?
The rollers have worn down or the frame has gone out of square. Both are repairable, and we check the door track at the same time.
Do you have pet-resistant screen?
Yes. Heavy-duty pet mesh stands up to dogs and cats far better than standard fiberglass, and it is worth doing if yours has been shredded before.
Nothing at the store fits my opening. Can you help?
That is exactly when to call us. We build screen doors to the opening you actually have rather than the size it was supposed to be.
How long does rescreening take?
Usually under an hour per door, done while we are there.
Other repairs we handle
Doors and windows are all we do, so whatever has failed, it is probably on this list.
Get your screens sorted
Free estimates anywhere in Arkansas, and we are happy to do the small jobs.
(501) 299-9017