Santa Fe, New Mexico · Family Owned

Window Screen Repair

Torn, sagging, or full of holes? Don't buy new screens — we re-mesh the ones you already have, starting at $25 a screen. We take them out, fix them, and put them back.

$25
Rescreen · New Mesh
$30
New Mesh + Spline
5.0
★★★★★ Google Rating

What We Fix

Santa Fe sun is brutal on screens. Mesh goes brittle and tears, spline dries out and crumbles, corners crack. Most of the time the frame is still perfectly good — so replacing the whole screen is a waste of money. We fix what's actually broken.

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Rescreening

The most common fix. We pull the torn mesh out of your existing frame and roll in fresh, tight mesh that looks factory-new.

  • Fresh mesh, pulled tight
  • Reuses your existing frame
  • We remove & reinstall
  • Priced per screen
$25 per screen
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Mesh + Spline

If the spline — the rubber cord that grips the mesh into the frame — has gone hard and brittle, it needs replacing too or the new mesh won't hold.

  • New mesh and new spline
  • For dried-out or missing spline
  • Holds tight for years
  • Priced per screen
$30 per screen
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Corner Repair

Cracked or separated corners are what make a frame go floppy. We stock common corner pieces and can usually swap them while we're rescreening.

  • Common corners in stock
  • Done during rescreening
  • Straightens up floppy frames
  • We'll tell you if yours is unusual
Quoted on site
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Already booking a window cleaning? Say the word and we'll look at your screens while we're there — no second trip, no extra visit fee. And on our 3× a year plan, screen replacement is included free.

How It Works

01
Call or Book

Tell us roughly how many screens are damaged. No need to count exactly.

02
We Take a Look

We check each screen and tell you what actually needs fixing — and what doesn't.

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We Fix Them

Screens come out, get re-meshed, and go right back in. You don't lift a finger.

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Pay When Happy

No upfront payment. You pay once you've seen the finished work.

Screen Repair Questions

How much does screen repair cost?
Rescreening is $25 per screen for new mesh in your existing frame, or $30 per screen if the spline needs replacing too. We confirm the price with you before starting — no surprises.
What does "rescreening" mean?
It means replacing the mesh — the actual screen material — inside your existing frame. If your frame is still straight and solid, there's no reason to buy a whole new screen. We pull the old mesh out, roll in fresh mesh, and lock it in with spline.
What is spline?
Spline is the flexible rubber cord that presses the mesh down into the groove of the frame and holds it tight. In Santa Fe's sun it dries out and gets brittle over the years. If yours crumbles when we pull it, we replace it — that's the $30 option.
Can you fix broken corners?
Usually yes. We carry common screen corner pieces, so if a corner has cracked or come apart we can often swap it out while we're rescreening. If your frame takes an unusual corner, we'll tell you straight instead of guessing.
Do I need to take my screens out first?
No. We remove them, repair them, and put them back. You don't need to prepare anything.
Can you build a brand new screen?
Ask us. Custom builds aren't our everyday work, but if you have an opening that needs a screen made we're happy to take a look and give you an honest answer about whether we're the right fit for it.

Screens Looking Rough?

Free quote, no obligation. We'll tell you honestly what's worth fixing.

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