Question 1

How much does window screen repair cost?

Accepted Answer

Our pricing varies based on the size and material of the screen. You can get a specific quote for your home instantly using our online quote builder.

Question 2

Can torn screens be repaired?

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Yes, we specialize in rescreening existing frames. If the frame is in good condition, we simply replace the mesh with high-quality new material.

Question 3

Do you offer mobile service?

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Yes! We are 100% mobile. We bring our professional workshop directly to your home and complete all work on-site.

Question 4

How long does repair take?

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Most residential screen repairs are completed in a single visit. A typical home with 10-15 screens takes about 2-3 hours.

Question 5

What screen materials are available?

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We offer standard fiberglass, high-visibility mesh, heavy-duty pet screen, and heat-blocking solar screen materials.

Question 6

Do you repair screen doors?

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Absolutely. We repair sliding screen doors, swinging doors, and can replace rollers, handles, and mesh on-site.

Question 7

Do I need to remove screens first?

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No! That's the best part. Our technicians will carefully remove the screens, repair them in our mobile shop, and reinstall them for you.

Question 8

What areas do you serve?

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We serve most of Southern Oregon and Central Oregon, including Klamath Falls, Medford, Bend, and surrounding cities.

Question 9

Do you offer window cleaning?

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Yes, we provide professional exterior window cleaning using specialized equipment for a streak-free finish.

Question 10

Do you clean gutters?

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Yes, we offer comprehensive gutter cleaning and downspout testing to ensure your home's drainage is working properly.

Question 11

How do solar screens work?

Accepted Answer

Solar screens are made of a special weave that blocks up to 90% of the sun's heat and UV rays before it hits your window, significantly cooling your home.

Question 12

Do pet screens really resist damage?

Accepted Answer

Yes, pet screens are made of vinyl-coated polyester that is seven times stronger than standard fiberglass, making it nearly impossible for cats or dogs to tear.

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