ProfessionalScreen Door Repair

A torn screen or broken hinge on a screen door turns every warm evening into a battle with insects. We re-screen, straighten and re-hang your screen doors so they close firmly, latch cleanly and keep the bugs outside where they belong.

Also known as: screen door repair, screen door re-screening, fix screen door, torn screen repair, screen door hinge replacement, screen door latch fix, screen replacement, screendoor repair

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Vetted local pros who treat your home with care.

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We stand behind every job until you are satisfied.

What you get

What’s included

Re-screen doors with fiberglass or aluminum mesh
Replace broken hinges, closers and latches
Straighten bent aluminum door frames
Adjust self-closing tension for proper latching
Repair or replace the full screen door unit if the frame is too damaged
Handle sliding and swinging screen door styles

Simple & stress-free

How it works

Assess the damage

We check the frame, screen, hinges and latch to determine what needs replacing and whether the frame is worth saving.

Re-screen or repair

We stretch new screen tightly across the frame and press in the spline, or replace hardware as needed.

Rehang and adjust

We hang the door, set the hinge and closer tension so it swings and latches without slamming.

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Problems we fix

Screens torn by pets or punctured by debris
Latches that don't catch, leaving the door to blow open
Closers with worn springs that can't pull the door shut
Bent or warped frames that won't seal against the door jamb

Good to know

Screen Door Repair — FAQ

Can you re-screen a door with a pet-resistant mesh?

Yes. Pet-resistant fiberglass screening is much tougher than standard mesh and we can spline it into most existing frames.

Is it cheaper to repair or replace a screen door?

If the frame is straight and the hinges are solid, re-screening or replacing the latch is far cheaper than a new door. We'll tell you upfront which makes sense.