Screen Repair in Los Angeles, CA

A standard re-mesh in Los Angeles typically runs about 30 to 70 dollars per screen depending on size and mesh type, with heavier pet or solar mesh costing a bit more. Bent frames or fully rebuilt screens are quoted on the spot, and bundling screens with a window cleaning visit keeps the price down.

If the frame is straight, re-meshing is the answer: fresh mesh and new spline make the screen effectively new for a fraction of the cost of replacement. A new screen only makes sense when the frame is badly bent or corroded or the corners have failed, and we will tell you which it is before any work starts.

UV exposure is the killer: on south and west facing walls the LA sun makes fiberglass mesh brittle in five to ten years, so it tears at the first real push. Santa Ana winds then finish the job by rattling loose screens out of their tracks. Fresh mesh with tight spline resets the clock.

Pet screen is a vinyl coated polyester mesh roughly seven times more tear resistant than standard fiberglass, so claws and noses do not punch through it. If a cat or dog has already ruined a screen once, upgrading that one opening usually ends the problem for good.

Yes. Solar mesh blocks a large share of the heat and glare from the sun before it reaches the glass, up to about 80 percent on the densest weaves, which makes a real difference in west facing rooms during an LA summer. It also slows furniture fading.

Yes, we handle window screen repair across Pasadena, Sierra Madre, Arcadia, Altadena and the San Gabriel Valley, usually paired with a window cleaning visit. We are based nearby in Sierra Madre.