Residential · Memphis, TN
Torn, sagging, or sun-brittled screen mesh makes a porch, patio, or window hard to use. Memphis Screens replaces screen mesh on existing frames using the right spline size, proper tensioning, and clean corners for a tight, flat finish.
We start by checking the frame condition and fit before touching the mesh. Old spline is removed, the spline channel is cleaned out, and bent aluminum rails or loose corners are addressed so the frame will hold tension. Then we measure, cut new screen mesh with extra allowance, and choose the correct spline diameter (commonly 0.140-0.175 inch) so it seats without tearing. Using a screen roller and controlled hand tension, we lock the mesh in place, trim cleanly with a sharp blade, and confirm the screen lays flat with no waves.
Local heat, UV exposure, and pollen load are tough on screen mesh, especially on sunny elevations and covered patios that still bake. We match the mesh to how you use the opening: charcoal fiberglass for standard windows, pet-resistant polyester for claws, solar screen for glare and heat reduction, and no-see-um mesh where gnats and small insects are a problem. For pool enclosures and high-wind openings, we can discuss heavier options and edge retention so the mesh stays seated. Finish details matter, so we keep weave alignment straight, corners tight, and sight lines clean from inside and out.
Memphis customers choose us because the work is specific, not generic. We handle screen mesh replacement for window screens, sliding patio door screens, screened porches, and screened-in patios, including odd sizes, arched frames, and multi-panel runs. You get straightforward recommendations on mesh type, color (charcoal or gray), and durability so you are not paying for the wrong material. Our crews show up with the right tools and parts, including multiple spline sizes, screen rollers, corner tools, and replacement pull tabs and plungers when needed.
Before we wrap up, we do a quick walkthrough and function check. We verify the screen seats fully in the channel, the spline is continuous with no gaps, and the frame installs smoothly without binding. You will see the final mesh from both sides, get basic care tips (rinse with low-pressure water, avoid harsh solvents), and know what to watch for if a frame is damaged and should be rebuilt instead. The result is tight screen mesh that looks clean, keeps insects out, and restores airflow where you want it.
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.
If your screen mesh is ripped, loose, or pulling out of the spline channel, replacing the mesh is usually faster and more cost-effective than replacing the full frame. Memphis Screens services homeowners and businesses across Memphis with screen mesh replacement for window screens, patio enclosures, screened porches, and sliding door screens. We focus on correct material selection, proper spline fit, and even tension so the finished screen is tight, flat, and built to last through heat and UV exposure.
Screen mesh fails in predictable ways: UV makes fiberglass brittle, pets puncture standard mesh, and undersized spline lets the edge creep out over time. We remove the old mesh and spline, clean the channel, then install new screen mesh using a roller and the right spline size so it seats firmly without cutting into the strands. For problem openings, we can recommend pet-resistant mesh, finer insect mesh, or solar screen depending on airflow, visibility, and durability needs.
This service is ideal when the frame is still sound but the mesh is not. If we find cracked corners, twisted rails, or a frame that will not stay square, we will explain whether a re-frame or new screen assembly is the better fix. For doors, we also check the screen track fit and basic operation so the screen is not rubbing and prematurely wearing.
After installation, we inspect the edges and corners, trim the excess cleanly, and confirm the screen fits back in the opening correctly. You get a finished screen that looks sharp from the curb and from inside, blocks insects, and lets your space breathe again. When you are ready, we can price multiple mesh types so you can choose the best balance of visibility, strength, and long-term performance.
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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