$50 screens can be up to 40" x 40", and are subject to a few other restrictions. For more details, see What $50 Covers.
Usually no. For sliding windows (up/down or side-to-side), the screen typically covers only the portion that opens. If you text me a photo, I’ll tell you what to measure.
No — I only make and repair window screens.
No. I focus on ground-access windows and standard window screen work.
If the outside frame is still in good shape, I can often re-screen it for $25 (new mesh + spline + hardware as needed). If the frame is bent/damaged beyond reuse, the best option is a new screen.
We use Solar Screen that blocks 75%–85% of the sun’s heat because it offers the best overall performance — not just heat reduction.
There are products on the market advertise 80%–90% heat blocking, but do not stop insects. Since our screens are meant to reduce heat and keep bugs out, we choose a material that does both reliably.
In real-world use, the small difference in heat reduction (about 5%) is hardly noticeable — but the difference between a screen that stops insects and one that doesn’t definitely is.
I would rather install something that does the whole job .
It’s the version that meets our performance standards.
The Solar Screen we use is only manufactured in Charcoal. This version as a weave designed to function as both a solar screen and an insect screen. Other colors of similar products are not specified as insect-screen mesh.
Charcoal also happens to provide:
We choose materials based on performance first. If it doesn’t block heat and keep insects out, we won’t install it.
I come out and make the window screens at your home, and you see them on your windows.
I am happy to make one screen and let you try it out before paying for a large order.
I will math my rescreening work and replacement screens to what you have.
We choose materials based on performance first. If it doesn’t block heat and keep insects out, we won’t install it.
