Selma screen repair, new mesh and new screens

Selma summers are hard on window screens. Weeks of triple-digit heat and strong sun break down the mesh until it turns faded and brittle, and a screen that looked fine last year can tear the first time someone leans on it. Dust from the surrounding vineyards packs into the weave and turns it gray, while sprinklers leave a mineral crust along the bottom rail. Many people keep their windows shut all summer and don’t notice the damage until a cool fall evening, when they finally open up the house and find holes, sagging mesh or screens that no longer sit right in the frame.

There are two ways to fix it, and we’ll tell you which one makes sense. If a frame is straight and its corners are solid, we pull out the old mesh and spline, clean the channel and roll in new mesh so it sits tight. If the frame is bent, cracked or missing entirely, we measure the opening and install a new screen that fits properly. Sliding screen doors get the same attention. On a busy patio door used by kids and dogs, the screen is often the first thing to fail, and a door that drags or jumps its track is worth fixing.

Older homes near downtown Selma sometimes have screens that went missing years ago, and rental houses often need a few replaced between tenants. Landlords, property managers and business owners can have screens repaired or replaced on whatever schedule works for them. Because we clean windows every day, we can also wash your glass, tracks and screens in the same visit, so the whole window looks new. We’re open seven days a week, 5am to 10pm, and we’re licensed and insured. Every estimate is free, and our 100% satisfaction guarantee means we’ll come back and make it right if anything is off.