Window Screen Cleaning & Repair for Clearer Views and Better Airflow
Dusty, torn, or bent window screens block airflow and blur your view even after the glass itself has already been cleaned. We remove each screen, wash away built-up grime, patch minor tears and bent corners, then clean out the tracks and sills the screens sit in before resetting everything in place.
What's Included
Every Screen Cleaning & Repair visit includes
- Removal of each screen for a thorough off-window wash
- Rinse-down that clears dust, pollen, and cobwebs trapped in the mesh
- Minor mesh tear patching and bent frame-corner repair
- Cleaning of the window tracks and sills exposed once a screen is off
- Realignment of bent or loose frames so screens sit flush again
- Reinstallation and a fit-check on every window
Why It Matters
A clogged screen does more than look dingy; it restricts airflow into your home and can trap moisture against the sill, which contributes to grime and occasional mold spotting in the track below. Small tears left unaddressed tend to widen over a season of opening and closing, eventually letting insects through into the house. Cleaning and minor repair on a regular basis keeps screens functional and pushes back the point at which full replacement becomes necessary.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can you repair a torn screen or does it need full replacement?
Small to moderate tears and loose corners can usually be patched or re-secured on site. Screens with extensive damage or badly bent frames may need a full mesh or frame replacement, which we can quote separately.
Do you clean the window tracks too, or just the screens?
Both. Once a screen is removed, we clean out the track and sill underneath it, since that’s where dust, dead insects, and general debris tend to collect out of sight.
How do I know if my screens need cleaning versus replacing?
If the mesh is intact and just dirty or lightly torn, a cleaning and patch job usually restores it. Warped frames, widespread tears, or brittle, sun-damaged mesh are typically signs it’s time to discuss replacement instead.