Residential · Charlotte, NC
Add a patio screen enclosure that actually fits, stays tight, and drains correctly. Since 2019, Charlotte Screens has installed and repaired screen enclosures, panels, and doors with materials that hold up to sun, storms, and daily use.
A solid patio screen enclosure starts with measurements and a square, stable base. We confirm slab slope and attachment points, then lay out post locations, door swing, and screen panel sizes so everything aligns. For new builds we install aluminum framing (typically 2x2 or 2x3 extrusions) with stainless fasteners, proper anchors into concrete or structure framing, and clean, sealed connections. For repairs, we identify loose rails, racked frames, and failed spline channels before re-screening so the fix lasts, not just the mesh.
Charlotte weather is hard on screening, so we choose materials for humidity, UV, and wind-driven rain. We commonly use fiberglass insect screen for everyday comfort, pet-resistant screen where claws are an issue, and no-see-um mesh for small insects, all secured with new spline and tensioned to prevent sagging. If your enclosure includes kick plates, mid-rails, or screen doors, we tune fit and operation with new hinges, closers, sweep weatherstrips, and latch hardware. Around rooflines and corners, we focus on neat trim, sealed penetrations, and tight screen-to-frame contact to reduce rattles and gaps.
Charlotte customers choose us because we treat screen work like finish carpentry, straight lines, consistent reveals, and hardware that works smoothly. We are licensed and insured, and you get a clear scope and a free written estimate before any work begins. Crews show up with the right tools for clean results, including levels, laser measures, miter saws for aluminum cuts, rivet guns, and screen rollers, so panels sit flat and doors close true. We also help you choose the right mesh and frame approach based on how you use the space, grilling, pets, pool area, or high-traffic entry points.
At completion we do a full walkthrough and check every panel for tightness, even spline seating, and consistent tension with no puckers. We verify door alignment, latch engagement, closer speed, and that thresholds and sweeps meet the slab cleanly. You get a finished patio screen enclosure that is squared up, securely anchored, and easy to maintain, plus guidance on simple care like rinsing pollen off mesh and keeping tracks clear. If we performed a repair, we point out what was corrected, what was replaced, and what to watch over time so you can avoid repeat damage.
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 patio screen enclosure should do more than keep bugs out, it should feel like a finished outdoor room with tight screens, straight lines, and a door that works every time. Charlotte Screens installs new aluminum screen enclosures and fixes existing systems, from single wall panels to full wrap enclosures tied into your home’s structure. We handle re-screening, frame repairs, door replacements, and hardware upgrades with materials chosen for heat, humidity, and heavy pollen seasons.
For new patio screen enclosure installation, we start by confirming dimensions, slab condition, and attachment points, then build an aluminum frame that stays rigid and true. Screen selection matters: standard fiberglass insect screen offers good visibility and airflow, pet screen adds puncture resistance, and tighter no-see-um mesh reduces small insect entry. Each panel is tensioned and locked in with spline sized to the channel, which helps prevent loose edges and wave patterns over time.
For repairs, we go beyond replacing torn mesh. If a panel is loose, a door is sagging, or the frame has shifted, we address the cause first by re-securing rails, replacing worn spline, correcting door alignment, and upgrading hardware when needed. We can replace damaged screen door components, add new sweeps and weatherstripping, and tighten up common leak points around corners and transitions for a cleaner, more comfortable enclosure.
If you want a patio screen enclosure that looks intentional and lasts, we will walk you through mesh choices, frame layout, and door placement, then deliver a build that feels solid under daily use. Request a free written estimate and we will outline the exact materials, fasteners, and repair steps your project requires.
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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