The Window Screen Guy

03/10/2026

Before & After Solar Screens.

02/04/2026

Nice 😂

04/03/2024

Get pet screens that are a lot more durable than regular screens.

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11/30/2023

https://www.metroscreenworks.com/fall-and-winter-screens/

Get your home or business ready for cooler weather with screening products that can turn your space into all-season rooms.

03/07/2023

Before & After

02/08/2023

01/28/2023

These are my prices. Let me know if you have any other questions.

Screen Repair: (material only)
Small screens: $15
Standard size screen: $20
Large screens: $25

Screen Rebuild: (material, bent frame & broken corner pieces)
Small screens: $20
Standard size: $30
Large screens: $40

New Screens: (build a whole new screen)
Small: $40
Standard size: $50
Large: $60

Screen Doors: (material only) $100-$150
(Pet screen, Super screen, or Solar screen recommended)

Prices are for standard fiberglass mesh material, which are the most common and the least expensive, but also the least durable (1 year warranty) Prices increase for more durable material. (2 year warranty for more durable material)
$100 minimum unless they are picked up & dropped off.

Solar screen prices: $125-$175 per window. (Covers entire window)
(10 year warranty). Could last a lifetime. Highly recommend. Reduces energy costs, gives daytime privacy, blocks the hot & bright sun. You still get good visibility from the inside looking out. Price increase if you want grid patterns on the screen that matches the grid patterns on your windows.

Example of a solar screen with & without grid patterns.

12/18/2022

Call or text 405-509-9720
I repair screens & build new screens.
Fair prices, & fast turnaround.
Also mobile

10/12/2022

Is your dog or cat tearing up your screens? Try pet screens!

Pet Screen is designed to resist the wear and tear of our beloved cats and dogs, while keeping out the insects. Made of a durable vinyl coated polyester, Pet Screen is seven times stronger than standard screen mesh. Our durable pet screen can be installed in window screens, doors screens, porches, patios and many more screen applications.

08/03/2022

Window tint or solar screens?

When considering energy efficient improvements for your home you may start looking towards your windows. After all, they let in a lot of sunlight which instantly heats up the room and the direct sunlight can also damage and fade things like upholstery, drapery and furniture. There are many options to choose from in terms of window coverings such as solar screens and window tints. But, not all energy efficient options are created equal. In fact, solar screens are vastly superior to window tints and below we will explore why they are better. The first problem with window tint is that it does not actually prevent the sun’s rays from coming in contact with the window. This means that while it may prevent some of the sun’s rays from getting inside, they will still have a chance to heat up the windows which will then radiate heat into your home. Window sun shades, on the other hand, stop the harmful rays from touching the window itself and provide an extra layer of insulation to provide a much more efficient protection for your home. When strictly comparing which is better for heat reduction in the home, solar screens are, hands down, the far superior choice. Window tint or film can be completely invisible while providing some slight energy efficiency improvements but it can also be easily damaged. Great care has to be taken to ensure that even cleaning does not scratch or leave marks on window tint. Also, they can be removed easily if need be whether for maintenance or any other reason. Window tint or film, however, cannot. Window tint and film is permanent and without a significant amount of time and money, or complete window replacement, it will not be removed. Solar screens, additionally, pose no threat to the windows they protect, unlike window film. Window film, once installed, could potentially damage the windows they have been attached to. Window film can actually cause thermal shock fracture on insulated glass windows. Because of this, most window manufacturers will void warranties if window film has been installed. Additionally, if window film is not installed correctly it could bubble up or show lines which is not only frustrating but a very obvious unsightly blemish.
With all of these drawbacks it is easy to see why most people opt for solar screens instead of window films or tints. While both provide some level of energy efficiency improvement, exterior sun shades provide much more and pose no threat to the windows they are attached to. If you want to really see a tangible difference in your utility bills each month while maintaining your window’s manufacturer’s warranty and not risking damage to your window, solar screens are the way to go.