Residential · El Paso, TX
A pool screen enclosure should fit square, stay tight, and keep insects, leaves, and dust out without sagging or rattling. El Paso Screens has served El Paso since 2016, installing new enclosures and repairing torn mesh, bent framing, and worn hardware.
Good results start at the base and layout. We verify slab condition, elevations, drainage, and attachment points, then square the footprint and set accurate line and corner references before any holes are drilled. For new builds, we anchor aluminum structural members with corrosion-resistant concrete fasteners, set plumb and level, and dry-fit panels and doors so spans, mid-rails, and kick plates land where they should. When it is a repair, we inspect posts, beams, and channels for movement and damage, then replace compromised sections before re-screening so the mesh does not carry structural load.
Local conditions matter for a long-lasting pool screen enclosure. High winds, desert dust, and intense sun can loosen spline, abrade mesh, and fatigue door hardware, so we select materials for exposure and tension them correctly. Options include fiberglass insect screen, polyester screen, and pet-resistant mesh, installed with new spline sized to the channel for a firm bite without deforming the frame. We tune doors and gates with stainless steel hinges, closers, rollers, and positive latches, then seal gaps with proper stops and sweeps so the enclosure stays tight and quiet.
Customers choose us because we treat enclosure work like light structural work, not just screen replacement. You get clear recommendations on whether to re-screen, rebuild a panel, replace a beam, or correct a sagging bay, with a free written estimate and straightforward scope. Our crews use commercial screen rollers, spline tools, and clean fastening practices to avoid stripped heads, cracked concrete, and misaligned corners. We work clean around pools, protect decking, and schedule efficiently so your backyard is not a jobsite longer than necessary.
Before we leave, we do a full walkthrough and functional check. We confirm every panel is seated evenly, spline is continuous, fasteners are tight, and framing is square, then test all doors for smooth swing, latch engagement, and self-close as specified. You will get a summary of materials used, what was repaired or replaced, and simple care guidance for keeping mesh tight and hardware operating, plus options for future upgrades like heavier mesh or additional access doors. If anything feels off after the first windy week, we want to know, because small adjustments keep an enclosure performing for years.
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 well-built pool screen enclosure makes your pool area more usable by cutting insects, leaf litter, and windblown dust while keeping the space brighter and more comfortable. El Paso Screens installs new aluminum screen enclosures, replaces damaged mesh, and repairs frames, doors, and hardware so everything stays square, tight, and secure. Whether you need a full rebuild after storm damage or a single panel re-screen, our goal is the same: a clean, rigid structure with properly tensioned mesh and doors that close and latch every time.
Pool screen enclosure problems usually start small: a bowed panel, torn mesh at a corner, spline backing out, or a door that drags and will not latch. Left alone, those issues let wind load work the frame, making gaps larger and hardware wear faster. We start by checking plumb, level, and squareness, then address the cause, not just the symptom, which may include replacing damaged aluminum members, re-fastening base plates, or correcting door alignment before installing new screen.
For installations, we focus on accurate layout and durable connections. Aluminum framing is assembled and anchored to concrete with properly sized fasteners, then panels are screened with consistent tension and new spline so mesh stays tight without warping the frame. We also account for sun exposure and wind by recommending mesh types and door hardware that match how the enclosure will be used, including heavy-use access doors, positive latches, and tighter seals where dust intrusion is a concern.
If you are comparing quotes, ask what is included beyond “replace screen.” A professional pool screen enclosure job includes structural inspection, frame correction where needed, new spline, clean corners, tuned doors, and a final walkthrough. Contact El Paso Screens to schedule a site visit and get a free written estimate for installation or repair.
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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