Residential · Memphis, TN
Memphis Screens installs and repairs window screen systems that fit tight, slide smoothly, and keep insects out without blocking airflow. From torn mesh and bent frames to missing hardware, we handle the full fix in Memphis with clear, written pricing.
We start by checking each window screen opening for square, measurement accuracy, and attachment type (spring pins, plunger bolts, turn clips, or friction fit). Frames are inspected for bent rails, pulled corners, and worn spline channels, then we decide whether to rescreen the existing frame or build a new aluminum screen frame to match the opening. Old mesh and spline come out cleanly, channels get brushed out, and corners, lift tabs, and pull handles are replaced as needed. For new builds we cut rails to size, install metal corners, and dry-fit the frame before any mesh is rolled in.
Local heat, UV, and pollen load matter, so we help you choose the right mesh for performance and longevity. Standard fiberglass insect mesh is economical, while charcoal fiberglass improves outward visibility and reduces glare; aluminum mesh adds stiffness, and pet-resistant vinyl-coated polyester helps with claws and kid traffic. If you need more airflow or less debris, we can discuss no-see-um and fine-mesh options, plus thicker spline for loose channels. Every screen is tensioned evenly, then spline is rolled in with a screening roller for a flat, drum-tight finish that will not bow the frame or ripple.
Memphis customers choose Memphis Screens because our work is measured, built, and installed like a system, not a quick patch. You get straightforward recommendations on repair versus replacement, and we focus on correct frame depth, corner strength, and hardware fit so screens sit flush and stop rattling. Licensed and insured, we show up with the right materials on hand, including multiple spline diameters, lift tabs, corners, and common retention clips. The goal is simple, window screens that seat properly, look clean, and hold up season after season.
Before we wrap up, we do a hands-on walkthrough, checking that each window screen installs and removes correctly and that latches, tabs, and pins operate smoothly. We verify even reveal around the frame, confirm mesh tension, and trim edges clean so there are no frays or sharp points. You receive a written estimate up front, plus a clear scope of what was repaired, what was replaced, and what to watch for on older frames or worn window stops. If you have multiple windows, we can batch the work for consistent mesh color, matching frames, and fewer return trips.
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.
A properly fitted window screen should sit tight in the opening, stay square, and keep insects out without sagging or rattling. Memphis Screens provides window screen installation and window screen repair for homes and commercial properties, including rescreening torn mesh, replacing bent frames, and fixing the small hardware issues that make screens annoying to use. If your screens pop out, have gaps at the corners, or look wavy, the cause is usually incorrect measurements, worn spline, or damaged corners, all of which we correct with the right materials and tools.
Window screen repair often starts with the basics, removing the old spline, cleaning the spline channel, and installing new mesh with even tension. We use a screening roller to seat spline consistently, prevent ripples, and avoid over-stretching that can bow lightweight frames. When the frame is twisted, cracked at the corners, or the rails are too damaged to hold spline, replacement is usually the better value, so the new screen stays square and holds tension over time.
For window screen installation, we measure the opening carefully and match the correct retention method, whether that is spring pins, plunger bolts, turn buttons, or friction-fit channels. Choosing the right mesh matters in Memphis conditions, where sun and heat can shorten the life of low-grade materials. We can install standard insect mesh, visibility-focused charcoal mesh, sturdier aluminum mesh, or pet-resistant mesh for high-traffic windows.
If you are managing a property with many windows, we can standardize mesh type and color for a consistent look and easier future repairs. You will get a written scope that lists each window screen needing repair versus replacement, along with the materials selected and the hardware to be replaced. The end result is window screens that install cleanly, remove easily for cleaning, and keep bugs where they belong.
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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