Residential · Arlington, TX
Solar screen problems show up fast, warped frames, loose spline, and faded mesh that no longer cuts glare. Arlington Screens has served Arlington since 2015, installing and repairing solar screen panels, patio shades, and window and door screen systems to help reduce heat load and improve comfort.
Every solar screen job starts with the basics, measurements, frame condition, and how the screen mounts. We check for bent aluminum screen frames, cracked corners, loose fasteners, missing turn buttons, and failing screen spline, then confirm openings for square and consistent reveal. For new panels we build or match frames using extruded aluminum, miter-cut corners, and proper corner inserts, then select the right attachment method (turn clips, tension springs, or surface-mount) so panels sit tight without rattling. Repairs focus on restoring the structure first so new mesh stays evenly tensioned and doesn’t pull out at the corners.
North Texas sun and wind put solar screen mesh and hardware through constant cycling, so we choose materials that hold up. We commonly install heavy-duty solar screen mesh (typically 80-90 percent shade factor) to cut glare and reduce solar heat gain while keeping outward visibility, with mesh color and openness selected to balance view and performance. Edges get a clean finish with correctly sized spline, even tension, and tight corners so the fabric lays flat with no waves. We also address details that affect durability, corrosion-resistant screws, snug clips, and clearance to prevent frame rub that wears mesh over time.
Arlington customers choose us because we treat solar screen work like exterior carpentry, measure accurately, build square, and mount panels to last. You get straightforward recommendations on whether a panel is worth re-meshing or should be rebuilt, and we match existing profiles and colors when possible so additions do not look patched together. Licensed and insured, we provide clear communication, show up with the right tools (miter saw, spline rollers, fasteners, and layout gauges), and keep the work area clean around landscaping, windows, and patio surfaces. The goal is a finished solar screen system that fits tightly, operates normally with windows and doors, and looks consistent from the street.
To close out the job, we walk the openings with you and confirm fit, alignment, and tension. We check that panels remove and reinstall smoothly, hardware is secure, and screens sit flush without gaps that invite insects. You receive a free written estimate up front, the shade factor and mesh type installed, and care guidance to extend service life (gentle wash, avoid harsh solvents, and periodic hardware checks). If the project includes multiple elevations or patio shade panels, we label or stage them for easy seasonal handling and future service.
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.
A properly built solar screen can make rooms feel cooler, reduce glare, and protect furnishings by filtering harsh sun before it hits the glass. Arlington Screens installs and repairs solar screen panels for windows, patios, and exterior openings, focusing on tight fit, clean edges, and hardware that holds up to Texas heat and wind. Whether you need a few torn panels re-meshed or a full set of new solar screens, we help you choose the right shade factor, frame profile, and mounting method for your home or storefront.
Solar screen installation is more than swapping fabric. We verify each opening, check frame support points, and account for how the panel will be removed for cleaning or storms. New work typically includes measuring, cutting aluminum frame stock to length, assembling corners, rolling in solar mesh with the correct spline diameter, and mounting with hardware that keeps the panel snug without bowing. If you already have frames, solar screen repair often means replacing torn or brittle mesh, correcting loose corners, and restoring tension so the screen stays smooth and quiet.
Choosing the right solar screen is about performance and appearance. Darker mesh usually gives better outward visibility, while the shade percentage affects how much heat and glare is blocked. We talk through where the sun hits hardest, west-facing rooms, patio doors, and upper-story windows, then recommend a mesh openness and color that meets your comfort goals without making the home feel closed in.
If you are comparing quotes, ask what frame material is used, how corners are joined, and what shade factor you are actually getting. Arlington Screens keeps the process simple: a free written estimate, durable materials, and workmanship aimed at a clean fit and long service life. When you are ready, we can schedule solar screen installation or repair and get your openings shaded and protected.
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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