Replacement Screen Materials and Tools

Before starting any screen repair, it’s important to gather the right materials and tools. Here’s what you’ll need:

• Replacement Screen Material: Available in two main types—wire and fiberglass. Both come in rolls and can be found in black, white, or charcoal shades.
• Spline: A flexible strip that holds the screen in place.
• Spline Roller: A tool with convex and concave ends to press the spline into the frame.
• Utility Knife: For trimming excess screen material.
  
  

Step-by-Step Screen Door Repair

1. Remove the Old Screen:

   • Carefully take the screen door off its frame.
   • Remove the old spline and screen material.
     
     

2. Install the New Screen:

   • Lay the new screen material over the frame.
   • Starting at one corner, use the convex end of the spline roller to press the spline into the frame’s groove, securing the screen.
   • Continue around all four sides, ensuring the screen is taut.
     
     

3. Trim Excess Screen Material:

   • Use a utility knife to trim the excess screen material, leaving a clean edge.
     
     

4. Reinstall the Door:

   • Place the screen door back into the frame.
   • Check for smooth operation and adjust if necessary.
     
     

Once the new screen is installed, you can sit back and enjoy the fresh air without worrying about insects or debris entering your home.

Why Choose PatioScreenPro?

• Expertise: Our team has extensive experience in screen door and window screen repairs, ensuring high-quality results.
• Cost-Effective: Repairing screens is often much cheaper than replacing them entirely.
• Convenience: We handle everything from start to finish, so you can relax while we do the work.
  
  

Contact Us Today!

Ready to fix your sliding screen door or window screens? Contact PatioScreenPro for professional repair services that save you money and enhance your home. Your satisfaction is our priority, and we look forward to helping you enjoy a bug-free, breezy home environment.