What It Costs - Real Examples
Most screen companies make you call just to get a ballpark. We'd rather you know before you call. We do have a minimum fee of $99 if you only schedule one small service.
A simple approach that puts you first
Full-Sized Wall Panel — $75
Narrow/Short Panel — $50
Roof panel — $130 (overhead access included)
Corner panel — $120 (difficulty splining around channel obstructions)
No-see-um mesh upgrade
+$12 per panel
Pet-resistant screen upgrade
+$40 per panel ($20 for door bottom)
Obstructed work area — +$60-100
Some jobs take extra time when the panels are hard to reach — awnings, narrow side-yard access, built-in kitchens, heavy furniture, or features tight against the screen.
Door hardware repair - $55 to $135
Rollers, hinges, closers, springs, and latches. One part $55, two parts $95, three-part package $135.
Screen door rescreen - $40-80
A full screen door can be broken down into sections. $40 for just the lower, $80 for the full door.
2 standard wall panels - $150 total
Two torn wall panels replaced with standard mesh. 2 x $75 per panel.
3 pet-screen panels - $285 total
Three lower-panels upgraded to pet-resistant mesh. 3 x $75 + 3 x $40 pet upgrade.
3 wall panels in no-see-um mesh — $261 total
Three large wall panels upgraded to 20/20 no-see-um fine mesh — the weave that keeps out gnats and midges, not just mosquitoes. 3 x $75 + 3 x $12 upgrade.
2 wall + 1 roof panel — $280 total
A typical mixed repair: two large wall panels and one roof panel, standard mesh. 2 x $75 + 1 x $130.
Partial rescreen - typically $350-$650
One full wall section, 5-7 panels, priced per panel. Roof panels price higher than wall panels.
Full lanai rescreen - typically $1,100-$1,350
Package rate. Roof-heavy builds add $250.
Oversized pool cages - quoted individually
Multi-structure properties and oversized cages get a custom quote. Send photos below - written quote by email within 24 hours.
Some jobs cost a little more — and we tell you before you're surprised.
A few conditions can only be priced once we see them: difficult or two-story access, heavy tear-out of old material, or extra reinforcement like solid base panels along the bottom of a wall. Every quote covers the specific scope we discuss — if conditions on-site turn out different, we'll confirm the change with you before any work begins.