Residential · El Paso, TX
Stop replacing torn screens every season. El Paso Screens has served El Paso since 2016, installing and repairing heavy-duty pet screen on doors, windows, and patio enclosures with clean, tight fits that stand up to claws and pressure.
Prep starts with a full frame check, because a pet screen is only as strong as the hardware holding it. We inspect the screen channel, corners, and spline groove for cracks, warping, or loose joints, then measure the opening and confirm the right mesh and spline size for your frame. Old mesh and spline come out cleanly, the groove is brushed and wiped so the new spline seats evenly, and we replace bent handles, worn pull tabs, or damaged corners when needed. For sliding screen doors, we also check rollers, track condition, and latch alignment so the door closes without racking the frame and stressing the mesh.
Local sun and wind matter, so we set up pet screen for long-term tension and a clean finish. We use pet-resistant vinyl-coated polyester mesh (typically 15x11 or similar) and install it with consistent, even stretch, then roll in new spline with a professional spline roller to avoid waves and loose edges. Corners are dressed tight, edges are trimmed clean, and we verify the mesh sits flush without rubbing on the frame, wheels, or latch strike. If your opening takes heavier mesh, we match the correct spline diameter and frame fit so the screen stays seated through daily use, slamming doors, and pressure from pets leaning or jumping.
Homeowners and businesses choose us for straightforward recommendations and workmanship that holds up. You get a written estimate, clear options for mesh type and color, and honest feedback on whether you need a full rescreen, a door rebuild, or just new hardware. We show up with the right materials for common screen systems, including aluminum window frames, sliding patio screen doors, and hinged screen doors, plus replacement spline, corners, rollers, and latches. Because we focus on screening work, we pay attention to details that prevent repeat tears, like correct spline compression, track alignment, and stopping frame twist that makes screens pop out.
Before we leave, we do a walkthrough and function test. We check screen tension, make sure the spline is fully seated, confirm the door glides smoothly, and verify latches, handles, and closers work as intended. You get a clean install with tight corners, straight lines, and a screen that resists scratching, pushing, and clawing better than standard fiberglass mesh. We also share simple care tips, like track cleaning and how to keep pets from pawing at one spot, so your new pet screen lasts longer.
Yes. We provide a free written estimate after confirming the openings, materials, and any hardware or frame repairs needed.
Sometimes. If the frame can be straightened and the corners are sound, we may repair and re-screen it. If it is bowed, cracked, or does not seat correctly, we will recommend replacement.
Yes. We can replace or adjust rollers, clean and tune tracks, and address common issues like sticking, dragging, and poor latch engagement.
Common options include fiberglass, aluminum, solar screen, pet-resistant mesh, and stainless steel for select applications. We will recommend the best fit based on traffic, sun exposure, and durability needs.
Yes. We support property managers and businesses with repeatable sizing, durable materials, and scheduling that minimizes disruption.
A pet screen is built to handle the real world, dogs jumping on a sliding screen door, cats climbing, and constant in-and-out traffic. El Paso Screens installs and repairs pet-resistant mesh on windows, sliding patio screen doors, hinged screen doors, and porch or patio openings. If your current screen is torn, bowing, or popping out of the channel, we can rescreen it with heavier mesh, replace the spline, and correct the frame or track issues that cause repeat failures.
Standard fiberglass mesh is fine for light use, but it can shred quickly when pets scratch, push, or lean on it. Pet screen uses thicker strands and a tougher coating to improve tear resistance and reduce stretching. We help you choose the right mesh for the opening, then match spline size to the frame so the screen seats firmly without overstuffing the groove or leaving it loose. If a sliding door is racking because of worn rollers or a bent track, we address that at the same time so the new screen is not immediately stressed.
Our process is built around durability and clean finish. We remove the old mesh and spline, clean the channel, square up the frame where possible, then tension the pet screen evenly before seating new spline. On door units, we verify glide, check latch alignment, and confirm the screen does not rub on the frame, which can fray edges over time. You end up with a tight, flat screen surface, clean corners, and hardware that works like it should.
If you are ready to upgrade to pet screen or need a fast repair after a tear, we can provide a written quote and schedule the work. Bring photos of the door or window and any damaged areas, and we will recommend the most cost-effective fix, from a simple rescreen to a full screen door rebuild with new rollers and latch.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in El Paso. 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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