Window rescreening · Wasatch Front
Fresh mesh on the frames you already have.
Rescreening pulls crisp new mesh across your existing window frames — the most cost-effective fix for tired, stretched, or torn screens. Same-day where the route allows.
- We come to you
- Same-day pricing
- No obligation
What's included
What rescreening includes
Your frame stays; the mesh and spline are renewed end to end.
- Old mesh and spline removed
- New charcoal fiberglass mesh
- Pulled to even, uniform tension
- Fresh spline seated all around
- Frame cleaned and checked for bends
- Pet-resistant mesh available
Flat pricing
Clear prices, sent before we show up
No hourly surprises. Here is the everyday pricing — your photo confirms the exact count.
Best value
2 or more screens
The per-screen price drops once it is two or more.
$35each
- Same crisp mesh & tension
- Most homes done in one visit
- Mix windows & doors
One window screen
A single screen, re-meshed on-site.
$50minimum
- Standard fiberglass mesh
- Frame cleaned & inspected
- Same-day where the route allows
Frame repair or rebuild
Bent, cracked, or missing frame? We straighten or rebuild it, then re-mesh.
Callor text for pricing
- Bent frames straightened
- New frames built to fit
- Priced from your photo
Screen door or patio door — a flat $99. Pet-resistant mesh — add $30 per screen. Frame repair or rebuild and specialty work — call or text for pricing.
Good to know
Common questions
Rescreening reuses your existing frame and just renews the mesh — the most affordable fix. Replacement builds a whole new screen and is the right call only when the frame itself is cracked, badly bent, or missing.
Standard charcoal fiberglass for most homes, plus pet-resistant mesh for an extra $30 per screen. Send a photo and we will recommend the right one.
Most single screens take about 15–20 minutes on-site, and a full house of screens is usually finished in one visit.