Residential · Memphis, TN
If your dog or cat is shredding standard mesh, Memphis Screens installs and repairs pet screen built to take claws, nose bumps, and daily traffic. We replace failed mesh on screen doors, pool enclosures, and porch panels with heavier vinyl-coated polyester and tight, even spline seating for a clean, secure fit in Memphis.
We start by measuring the opening, checking the frame for twist, and confirming the track, rollers, hinges, and latch are working correctly so the new mesh is not fighting a bent frame. Old spline and torn mesh are removed, the spline channel is cleaned out, and corners are inspected for loose miter keys or cracked plastic corners on aluminum frames. Pet screen is then cut oversized, squared to the frame, and seated with a spline roller using the correct spline diameter for the channel so tension is firm without bowing the frame. When a frame is beyond repair, we recommend a new aluminum screen door or panel built to the opening instead of forcing mesh into a weak frame.
In Memphis, heat, humidity, and pollen load can loosen cheap spline and make lightweight mesh sag, so we prioritize materials that hold tension and stay stable through seasons. Pet screen is typically vinyl-coated polyester with thicker yarn and tighter weave than fiberglass, giving better tear resistance for pets and kids, while still allowing airflow. For clean finish and long life, we keep edges straight, avoid over-stretching that causes future waves, and trim mesh flush to prevent snag points. If visibility is a priority, we will talk through pet screen versus standard fiberglass or specialty meshes so you get the right balance of clarity, airflow, and durability.
Customers choose Memphis Screens because we do the small things that stop repeat failures, correct spline fit, square corners, even tension, and hardware that closes without dragging the mesh. You get straight answers about what will actually hold up to scratching, and we will recommend reinforcement options like kick plates, pneumatic closers, or pet door cut-ins when they make sense for the door type and traffic pattern. Our crews show up with the right rollers, splines, and replacement hardware to complete most repairs in one visit, and we protect finished floors and trim while we work. We are licensed and insured, and we provide a clear written estimate before work starts.
After installation, we walk the opening with you and check for smooth operation, tight edge seating, no gaps at the corners, and consistent tension across the panel. We also confirm the door latches cleanly, the closer is adjusted (if present), and the mesh is trimmed and sealed so pets cannot start a new tear at the edge. You receive a written scope of work listing the mesh type (pet screen), spline size used, and any hardware replaced, plus care guidance for cleaning and keeping claws from catching at the corners. If additional panels need matching mesh later, we can duplicate the same material and finish for a uniform look across your porch, patio, or enclosure.
We also handle pet screen repairs where the frame is fine but the mesh is punctured, pulled out of the channel, or ripped at the bottom from scratching. In those cases we remove and replace the mesh and spline, re-tension the panel, and inspect for the underlying cause such as loose rollers, a sagging door, or a bent track that is dragging the screen. If you have a screened-in porch or pool enclosure, we can match existing frame colors and replace only the damaged bays to keep the project efficient. When you want extra durability in high-contact areas, we can discuss upgrading just the lower sections to pet screen while keeping standard mesh above for better visibility.
Yes. We provide a free written estimate after reviewing the scope, measuring openings, and confirming mesh and framing options.
In many cases, yes. We’ll review your current frame finish and recommend the closest standard color options or a practical approach for a consistent look.
Yes. We can patch or replace damaged mesh, rebuild bent panels, replace spline, and adjust or replace screen doors and hardware.
Timing depends on scope and materials, but most repairs and rescreening are quicker than full enclosures. After the on-site measure, we’ll provide a schedule with your written estimate.
Yes. We handle home screen rooms and porch enclosures as well as commercial screened entries and patio areas where durability and consistent appearance matter.
Pet screen is designed for homes and businesses where dogs and cats destroy standard fiberglass mesh. Memphis Screens installs and repairs pet resistant screen on screen doors, patio enclosures, porch panels, and pool enclosures using vinyl-coated polyester mesh and properly sized spline for a tight, lasting fit. If your current screen is tearing at the corners, pulling out of the channel, or sagging, we can rebuild the panel, correct the frame issues, and get your airflow back without the constant patching.
A proper pet screen install is more than swapping mesh. We remove the failed mesh and spline, clean debris out of the spline groove, then re-screen with even tension so the panel stays flat and the frame does not bow. Using the right spline diameter matters, too small and the mesh pulls out, too large and the frame distorts. We use a spline roller to seat the mesh evenly around the perimeter and trim edges flush so pets cannot grab a loose strand.
For repairs, we track down why the failure happened. Many “rips” start because the door is dragging, the rollers are worn, the track is bent, or the latch is forcing the panel to flex. Fixing hardware and alignment helps the new pet screen last longer, especially in high-traffic back doors and patio openings. If the frame is cracked, twisted, or out of square, we will recommend a new panel or door instead of a short-term fix.
Need pet screen in multiple bays or want to upgrade only the lower sections where scratching happens most? We can match existing frame colors, keep mesh lines straight, and stage work so your home or storefront stays usable. Tell us what pets you have, where the damage occurs, and what level of visibility you want, and we will recommend the best mesh and build approach for your openings.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in Memphis. We assess the project, review the details, and give you a written quote before any work starts, so you know exactly what to expect.
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