Screen repair for Bass Lake cabins and homes

Open windows are one of the best parts of a cabin. Then you open one and find a hole, or a screen that has gone slack and pulled out of its frame. Mountain places are rough on screens. Snow load and ice can bend frames, wind drives pine needles and twigs against the mesh, and mice, squirrels and birds like to test anything soft. A screen that looked fine when you closed up in October can be a mess by the time you’re back. Checking the screens is one of the quickest ways to get a cabin ready for the season. It takes little time, and it saves you from slapping at flies on your first evening on the deck.

We handle it in a few ways. If the frame is straight and the corners are solid, we pull the old mesh and spline and roll in new mesh so it sits tight. If a frame is bent, cracked or missing, we measure the opening and install a new screen that seats properly. Sliding screen doors to the deck get the same treatment. Since we also clean windows, we can wash the screens that stay and fix the ones that don’t during a single visit, rather than sending you through two appointments.

This is a handy fix for owners who are only up on weekends. Instead of spending your time off hunting for the right size of mesh, tell us how many screens need work and we’ll take it from there. Rental hosts like it too, since a tight screen means guests can leave the windows open without letting bugs in. We’re based in Fresno and Clovis, licensed and insured, and we give free estimates. Every job carries our 100% satisfaction guarantee, so if a screen isn’t right, we’ll come back and make it right. You’ll know exactly what was done and what it covers before we leave.