Commercial · Charlotte, NC
Keep patios, breezeways, and outdoor dining usable with a properly built commercial screen enclosure that holds up to daily traffic. Since 2019, Charlotte Screens has installed and repaired screen enclosures in Charlotte for restaurants, offices, schools, churches, multifamily, and property managers.
Every commercial screen enclosure starts with jobsite prep and a hard look at what you already have, slab, curb, wood framing, steel posts, or existing aluminum. We verify plumb and square, measure openings, locate anchor points, and check drainage so doors swing correctly and panels stay tight. For repairs, we identify why the failure happened (loose fasteners, racked framing, torn spline pockets, corrosion, impact damage) and recommend the fix that protects the structure, not just a quick re-screen.
For the base and structure, we work with powder-coated aluminum framing, stainless or galvanized hardware, and proper anchoring into concrete or framing members as conditions allow. Screen selection is matched to the use case, standard charcoal fiberglass for visibility, heavy-duty pet-resistant mesh for high-contact areas, and specialized insect screening where small pests are a problem. Openings are finished with clean spline work, tight corners, and commercial-grade door hardware options so panels do not oil-can, buzz, or pull loose under frequent opening and closing.
Charlotte customers choose us because we show up ready to work in active, occupied spaces and keep disruptions low. You get clear scope, straightforward options, and a written estimate before we start, plus scheduling that respects tenants, diners, and facility hours. Our crews focus on fit and durability, clean lines, consistent tension, correct fastener selection, and repairs that address the underlying frame and attachment points, not just the torn screen.
At completion, we do a walkthrough with you and verify door operation, latch alignment, screen tension, and clean edges at every opening. We haul away old mesh and damaged parts, leave the area clean, and document what was replaced, including screen type, frame components, and hardware. You receive a clear maintenance plan for high-traffic commercial use, what to check seasonally, how to clean screens safely, and when to call for adjustments to keep your commercial screen enclosure performing long-term.
Yes. We provide a free written estimate after an on-site measure and scope review.
Yes. Charlotte Screens is licensed and insured for screening work.
Small repairs can be completed quickly once materials are on hand, while larger porches and enclosures depend on panel count, door work, and any framing repairs. We give a schedule with your written estimate.
In most cases, yes. We identify the closest match for mesh type and color and will explain options if an exact match is not available.
Yes. We can replace torn mesh, damaged spline, bent rails, and screen door hardware, and we will note any framing issues that need correction to keep the repair from failing again.
A commercial screen enclosure is a practical upgrade for properties that need outdoor space without pests, wind-blown debris, or constant cleanup. Charlotte Screens installs new enclosures and restores existing ones for restaurants, multifamily amenities, offices, and common-area walkways. Whether you are planning a screened dining area, protecting a tenant patio, or fixing storm and wear damage, we focus on durable materials, clean fit, and reliable operation under everyday traffic.
Commercial sites fail differently than homes. High foot traffic, frequent door cycles, rolling carts, and routine pressure washing can loosen fasteners, rack frames, and pull spline over time. We inspect attachment points, squareness, and panel fit, then recommend the right correction, re-screening with fresh spline, replacing damaged frame members, re-anchoring into concrete, or upgrading hardware where needed. When the structure is sound, screens stay tight and doors close cleanly, which helps reduce staff time spent on upkeep.
We work with common commercial enclosure materials, including charcoal fiberglass insect screen for balanced visibility, heavy-duty pet-resistant mesh for contact zones, and specialty insect screening where smaller pests are an issue. Hardware choices matter in exterior environments, so we use corrosion-resistant fasteners and components appropriate for outdoor exposure. If you are unsure whether to repair or replace, we will show you what is failing and why, then price options so you can make a practical decision for your property and budget.
From first measurement to final walkthrough, the goal is a commercial screen enclosure that looks professional and performs reliably. You get a written estimate, a work plan that accounts for occupied spaces, and a finished enclosure with tight panels, smooth door operation, and clean edges. Contact Charlotte Screens to schedule a site visit and a free written estimate.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in Charlotte. We assess the project, review the details, and give you a written quote before any work starts, so you know exactly what to expect.
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