Sliding Screen Door Repair & Rescreening in Tampa Bay

Mobile sliding screen door repair across Tampa Bay

Florida lanais and patios live and die by their sliding screen doors. When yours falls off the track, tears in a storm, or won't latch, we come to you with a fully stocked truck — no shop trips, no waiting weeks.

We rescreen, straighten frames, replace wheels and latches, and rebuild full sliding screen doors right at your home — usually in 30–60 minutes.

Pet-resistant and no-see-um screen options

Got dogs or cats? We install heavy-duty pet-resistant screen mesh (7×7 vinyl-coated polyester) that stands up to claws and paws far better than standard fiberglass.

Tired of bugs slipping through? We carry no-see-um (20×20) and Florida 18×14 mesh — the right choice for waterfront homes where tiny biting insects get through standard screen.

Custom-built sliding screen doors

If your screen door is bent beyond repair, missing, or never had one to begin with, we build new aluminum sliding screen doors on-site to fit your exact opening.

Available in white, bronze, beige, and black to match your existing door frame. Built with reinforced corners and heavy-duty wheels for years of trouble-free use.

Lanai and pool enclosure rescreens

Beyond sliding doors, we rescreen lanai panels and pool enclosure walls. Storm damage, chair pokes, and pet damage are common — we patch small holes and rescreen full panels.

Ask about full-cage rescreens for older pool enclosures where the mesh is brittle and tearing in multiple spots.

Common signs you need this repair

• Torn, ripped, or stretched screen mesh
• Bent or warped screen door frame
• Screen door won't stay on the track
• Broken or missing screen door wheels
• Latch won't catch or has fallen off
• Pet damage or holes in the screen
• Screen pulled loose from the spline channel
• No screen door at all on a sliding opening

What's included

• Mobile on-site screen door service
• Rescreen with standard, pet, no-see-um, or solar mesh
• New spline and corner keys
• Replacement wheels and latch hardware
• Frame straightening or full rebuild
• New custom-built sliding screen door if needed
• Color-matched aluminum frame options
• Cleanup and old screen disposal

How our process works

1. 1

   On-site assessment

   We inspect the frame, mesh, wheels, and latch — and tell you whether to rescreen, rebuild, or replace the door.

2. 2

   Choose your mesh

   Standard fiberglass, pet-resistant, no-see-um, or solar mesh — we have it all on the truck.

3. 3

   Rescreen or rebuild

   Old spline and screen come out, frame is straightened or rebuilt, new mesh is rolled in tight and trimmed.

4. 4

   Re-hang & test

   New wheels and latch installed if needed, door is hung back on the track, and operation is tested.

Brands we service

We repair and source parts for virtually every major sliding patio door manufacturer:

Frequently asked questions