Option 1 — DIY: You measure, we manufacture, and you install. No minimum order, no job too small. This is our most budget-friendly option for customers who are comfortable measuring and installing themselves. We manufacture your screens in-house using the highest quality materials available, backed by our 10-year craftsmanship warranty plus manufacturer fabric warranty. We also guide you through the process, answer questions, and help make sure you get exactly what you need while saving money.

Option 2 — Hybrid Service: We measure, we manufacture, you install. This option includes professional on-site measuring and fit assurance by one of our trusted contractors for a service fee depending on scope. Because you are investing in this service, we provide your screens at discounted pricing.

Option 3 — Full Service: We handle everything from measurement to manufacturing to professional installation, so you don't have to lift a finger.

No matter which option you choose, every screen is manufactured in-house right here in Gilbert with premium materials built to withstand the Arizona desert climate.

If your window and door frames are still in excellent condition, there's no need for costly replacements. Our professional re-screening service gives you like-new screens at a fraction of the cost by installing fresh mesh in your existing frames.

Re-screening is the process of removing old, damaged screen mesh and replacing it with new material while keeping your existing aluminum or wood frames. It's the most cost-effective solution when frames are structurally sound but the mesh is torn, sagging, or deteriorated.

Signs your screens need re-screening:

• Visible tears or holes that allow insects and debris inside
• Sagging or loose mesh that no longer sits taut in the frame
• Sun damage and discoloration from UV exposure
• Stretched or warped areas from pet pressure, impacts, or age
• Old, brittle material that crumbles or tears easily when touched

Our process includes a thorough frame inspection, careful removal of worn mesh and spline, installation of premium screening material with proper tension, fresh rubber spline insertion, and a final trimming and quality check to verify smooth operation and proper fit.