Residential · Charlotte, NC
A damaged window screen lets in bugs, pollen, and leaves, and it can make your windows harder to use. Charlotte Screens has served Charlotte since 2019, providing window screen installation and repair for homes and businesses with clean fits and durable materials.
Good window screen work starts with accurate measuring and a square, stable frame. We remove the screen, inspect the aluminum frame, corners, pull tabs, lift springs, and keepers, then measure height, width, and thickness so the screen sits flat in the channel and does not bow. If the frame is bent or out of square, we recommend replacement rather than stretching new mesh over a bad base. For repairs, we match the existing system, whether it is standard frame, half-screen, or a custom size, and we confirm the correct spline diameter for a tight lock.
Local conditions matter because heat, humidity, and heavy pollen load can stress mesh and expose small gaps fast. We offer fiberglass insect mesh for everyday airflow, aluminum mesh for added rigidity, and pet-resistant screen where claws and impacts are common, along with solar screen options that help reduce glare on sun-facing elevations. Our installation uses new spline, clean corners, and even tension so the mesh lays smooth without waves, and we trim edges tight for a neat finish. If your windows have worn channels or hardware, we can address loose retainers and damaged pull tabs so the screen seats securely and removes cleanly for seasonal cleaning.
Customers choose us because the work is specific, not generic, and we explain the tradeoffs before we build anything. You get a free written estimate, clear material options, and straightforward guidance on repair versus replacement so you are not paying to re-screen a frame that will not hold. We keep common mesh types and spline sizes on hand for faster turnaround, and we focus on consistent fit across multiple windows so the screens look uniform from the curb and operate the same from room to room. Our team is licensed and insured, and we show up ready to measure, build, and install with the right tools for clean, repeatable results.
Before we wrap up, we do a closing walkthrough and function check at each opening. We confirm the window screen sits flush, does not rattle, and can be removed and reinstalled without bending, then we verify corners are tight and the mesh is evenly tensioned. You will receive the written scope, material selections (mesh type, frame as needed, spline replacement), and care tips for washing and pollen season maintenance. If you are updating multiple windows, we can phase the work so rooms stay protected and your home stays comfortable while the screens are being serviced.
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.
If your window screen is torn, loose in the frame, or missing entirely, you do not have to live with bugs indoors or leaves on the sill. Charlotte Screens provides window screen installation and repair for residential and commercial properties, with options that match how you use the window, how much airflow you want, and how much durability you need. We measure each opening, confirm the correct frame fit, and build or re-screen with materials that hold tension and stay secure through daily use.
Window screens fail in predictable ways: small tears become runs, spline shrinks and lets mesh slip, corners loosen, and frames bend from repeated removal. Our process starts with inspection and measurement so the screen seats correctly in the window channel and stays easy to remove for cleaning. When a frame is solid, re-screening is often the most cost-effective fix, using new spline and properly tensioned mesh to eliminate sagging and ripples. When the frame is damaged, replacing it avoids repeated service calls and protects the window opening the way it should.
Material choice matters. Standard fiberglass insect mesh is a practical fit for most windows, while aluminum mesh adds stiffness in high-use areas. Pet-resistant screen helps resist claws, bumps, and kid traffic, and solar screen can reduce glare and help with heat gain on bright exposures while still allowing airflow. We will recommend what fits your priorities and the window’s use, not a one-size-fits-all option.
For homeowners, consistent sizing and appearance across the house improves function and curb appeal, especially when replacing multiple screens at once. For businesses, secure-fitting screens support cleaner interiors and more comfortable spaces for staff and customers. If you are ready to fix a window screen the right way, contact Charlotte Screens for a free written estimate and a straightforward plan to get every opening screened, fitted, and finished.
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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