Residential · Arlington, TX
A damaged screen frame can sag, pop out of the track, and leave gaps for pests and debris. Arlington Screens has served Arlington since 2015, repairing and replacing screen frames for windows, doors, patios, and pool enclosures with clean fits and tight corners.
We start by checking the whole opening, not just the torn mesh. Our crew measures the frame size, corner squareness, and track condition, then inspects the spline channel, corner keys, pull tabs, and any bent rails. If the frame can be saved, we straighten minor bows, replace worn spline, and re-screen; if the rails are creased, corners are cracked, or the frame is out of square, we recommend a full screen frame rebuild. You get a clear, written scope before we proceed.
North Texas heat, UV, and wind-driven rain are hard on screen frames, especially at sliding doors, patio openings, and pool enclosures where movement and vibration are constant. We match materials to the application, including aluminum screen frames in common depths (5-16 inch and 7-16 inch), reinforced corners, and stainless steel screws where appropriate to reduce corrosion and loosening. For the finish, we aim for a factory-look fit, consistent reveal, and smooth glide in the channel, with spline tension set so the mesh stays flat without warping the frame. If the track is worn or clogged, we clean it out and flag any hardware issues that will keep a new frame from seating correctly.
Arlington customers choose us because we fix the root cause of screen frame failures, not just the symptom. We are licensed and insured, and we show up with the right tools and parts to cut, square, and assemble frames accurately, including miter tools, corner crimpers, measuring jigs, and the correct diameter spline. Homeowners like that we can match existing frame color and profile when possible, and property managers appreciate consistent, repeatable results across multiple units. You get straightforward recommendations, clean workmanship, and no pressure to replace what can be repaired.
Before we wrap up, we test-fit the screen frame in the actual opening, verify it sits flush in the track, and check for rattles, gaps, and corner lift. We confirm mesh tension, reinstall pull tabs or plungers as needed, and make sure the frame is easy to remove for cleaning without popping out during normal use. You receive a written estimate up front, then a clean finished install, plus basic care tips on keeping tracks clear and avoiding frame twists during removal. If you have multiple screens, we can batch measurements and prioritize the worst openings first.
Screen frame repair and replacement is only as good as the final fit. We finish with a walkthrough so you can see how each screen seats, slides, and locks into place, and we point out anything else that may affect performance, like worn rollers, bent door tracks, or loose stops. The result is a screen frame that stays square, holds tension, and restores proper airflow without letting bugs in.
Yes. We provide a free written estimate after reviewing your project details and measuring on site when needed.
Yes. We rescreen torn panels, replace spline, straighten or replace bent frames when possible, and service screen door hardware like rollers, hinges, and latches.
We build and repair screen porches, patio enclosures, pool and lanai screening, and screened entry systems. We can also replace doors and upgrade hardware for smoother operation.
Timing depends on the number of panels, frame condition, and access. Many small repairs can be completed quickly once materials are confirmed, while larger enclosures require measuring, fabrication, and scheduled installation.
Usually, yes. We match mesh color and openness as closely as possible and use the correct spline size for the existing frame so the finished panels look uniform.
If your screen frame is bent, loose, or no longer sitting flat in the track, re-screening alone often will not solve the problem. Arlington Screens handles screen frame repair and full screen frame replacement for windows, sliding doors, patio screens, and enclosure panels. The goal is simple, restore a tight, square frame that fits the opening correctly, holds mesh tension, and resists popping out during everyday use. We inspect the frame rails, corner keys, spline channel, and hardware contact points, then recommend the most cost-effective fix based on condition and fit.
Common screen frame problems include bowed rails, cracked corners, stripped spline channels, and frames that are out of square from impact or repeated removal. We verify dimensions, then either rehabilitate the existing frame or build a replacement using aluminum rails with compatible depth (often 5-16 inch or 7-16 inch), new corner keys, and fresh spline. When needed, we replace pull tabs, plungers, and small fasteners so the finished screen is easy to handle and stays secure in the opening.
Because Arlington weather brings heat, UV exposure, and strong winds, we focus on durability and long-term fit. A properly built screen frame should sit flush, maintain consistent reveal, and keep the mesh flat without warping. We also check the surrounding track, stops, and contact points that can prevent a new frame from seating correctly, especially on sliding doors and high-use patio openings.
For most projects, the process is quick: measure, confirm the best repair option, then repair or replace and test-fit before we leave. You get a free written estimate, clear options, and a finished screen frame that restores ventilation and keeps pests out without fighting the track every time you open a window or door.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in Arlington. 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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