Single panels or full rescreen
Tell us whether the problem is isolated tears, loose panels or widespread brittle mesh. Photos of the overall cage as well as close-ups help define the next step.
SCREEN REPAIR & RESCREENING
A better-looking enclosure starts with an honest assessment.
Not every damaged panel calls for a new cage. Not every aging cage should simply be rescreened.
Request a project review →Check the frame first
Loose connections, bent members and visible corrosion deserve attention before new screen is installed. Screen replacement does not correct an underlying structural problem.
Include doors and everyday details
Sagging screen doors, worn closures and damaged hardware can affect everyday use. Let us know about these items so the written scope addresses more than the mesh.
Prepare for a productive visit
Clear access around the enclosure where safe, identify difficult-to-reach roof panels, and keep pets away from damaged openings. Do not climb the frame to take photographs.
Let’s look at your project.
A clear address, a few photos and a conversation are the right place to start.
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