If your screens are torn, sagging, or faded, rescreening restores your enclosure’s look and protection without the cost of a rebuild, as long as the frame is sound.
What Rescreening Includes
- Removing old mesh and spline from each affected panel
- Installing new screen with fresh spline for a clean, taut fit
- Checking panels for proper tension and fit
- Inspecting the frame first, so you’re not rescreening a structure with a deeper problem
Choosing Your New Screen
Rescreening is a good chance to upgrade:
- Standard fiberglass: the economical, everyday choice
- No-see-um mesh: tighter weave for very small biting insects
- Pet-resistant screen: heavier-duty for households with pets
- Privacy screen: reduces visibility from neighboring properties
When Rescreening Is the Right Call
If your frame is plumb, solid, and free of significant corrosion, rescreening is usually the most cost-effective fix. If screens keep tearing in the same spots even after replacement, that points to a frame issue, and we’ll tell you honestly if a rebuild makes more sense.
Keep It in Good Shape
Pair your rescreen with our quarterly gutter cleaning and inspection service to protect your investment.
Book Your Free Rescreening Estimate
Call (904) 805-4343 or use our free estimate form. We serve homeowners throughout Duval, St. Johns, Clay, and Nassau counties.
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