Residential · Fayetteville, NC
Stop replacing torn screens every season. Fayetteville Screens installs and repairs pet screen that stands up to claws, noses, and pushing paws without sacrificing airflow in Fayetteville.
Every pet screen job starts with measuring the opening and checking the frame for twist, loose corners, and bent tracks. We pull the old spline and mesh, clean the spline groove, and inspect hardware like lift tabs, pull handles, and corners so the new screen seats flat. If the frame is damaged, we’ll square it, tighten or replace corners, and confirm the frame is the right depth for pet screen mesh (thicker mesh needs the correct spline size). Then we select the right material for the opening, typically pet-resistant vinyl-coated polyester in a heavier denier for high-contact doors and low windows.
Local heat and humidity can relax mesh over time, so we tension pet screen correctly and use fresh spline so it stays tight after the first few hot days. For screen doors and high-traffic patio openings, we pay attention to latch-side alignment and the clearance at the sill so pets do not catch the mesh on a threshold. Where UV exposure is heavy, we’ll recommend darker pet screen options that hide wear and reduce glare, while still maintaining visibility. We finish by trimming cleanly, checking for bowing, and confirming smooth operation in the track with no rubbing that can prematurely wear the mesh.
Customers choose Fayetteville Screens because we treat pet screen like a system, not just a quick re-screen. You get material recommendations based on how your pets actually use the opening, whether that is jumping, leaning, or scratching at the bottom rail. Our techs arrive with the right spline sizes, rollers, cutting tools, and fasteners to complete most repairs in one visit, and we keep the work area clean. Licensed and insured service, clear communication, and a written estimate help homeowners and property managers plan without surprises.
Before we wrap up, we do a closing walkthrough and have you test the screen door or window operation, including latches, closers, and track glide. You’ll see even mesh tension, straight corners, and clean edges, plus a quick explanation of what to avoid (like pet claws on existing tears that can spread). We provide a written scope of work, the material used, and care tips to extend service life, including how to rinse pollen and dust without loosening spline. If another opening is starting to fail, we can measure it on the spot and quote additional pet screen repairs or full replacements.
Yes, we provide free written estimates that list the scope, mesh options, and any frame or carpentry repair needed.
Yes, Fayetteville Screens is licensed and insured for screening work so you can schedule with confidence.
Small repairs and single panels can often be completed quickly once materials are confirmed. Larger porches and enclosure rescreens depend on panel count, door work, and any framing repairs, and we will give a clear timeline in your estimate.
Yes, we repair torn mesh, blown-out panels, bent frame sections, and loose doors, and we will identify any underlying framing issues that caused the failure.
Yes, we handle new screened-in porches and enclosures, including framing evaluation, screen panel installation, and screen door fit and hardware.
If your dog paws at the slider or your cat climbs the screen, standard fiberglass mesh will fail fast. Pet screen is a heavier-duty, vinyl-coated polyester mesh designed to resist tearing and stretching, making it a smart upgrade for screen doors, patio enclosures, and frequently used windows. Fayetteville Screens handles pet screen installation and repair with tight, even tension, correctly sized spline, and careful frame inspection so the screen fits right and lasts longer.
Pet screen works best when the frame is solid and the screen is installed with consistent tension. We inspect screen frames for loose corners, bowed rails, worn rollers, and damaged tracks, then correct those issues before installing new mesh. Using the proper spline diameter matters, too, because pet screen is thicker than standard fiberglass and needs a snug fit in the spline channel to avoid pull-outs at the corners and latch side.
For doors and other high-contact openings, we pay attention to the details that prevent repeat failures, alignment at the latch, clearance at the threshold, and clean trimming so pets cannot start a tear at a rough edge. We can repair individual panels or re-screen multiple openings, including window screens, sliding screen doors, and screened porch panels that take the most abuse.
When the job is complete, we verify operation, check for flat lay with no ripples, and review simple care steps to keep the mesh tight. If you want to balance durability with visibility, we’ll help you choose the right pet screen color and mesh option for your home or rental property. Contact Fayetteville Screens for pet screen installation or repair and get a free written estimate.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in Fayetteville. 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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