Sliding Screen Door Replacement in Tampa Bay

Most sliding screen doors can be repaired, and when they can, we repair them. A new door is the right call when:

If the frame is straight and only the rollers, track or mesh are worn, that is sliding screen door repair, and it costs less than a new door.

Sliding door openings are not all one size, and a door that is a little off will rub, leave a gap down the side or jump its track. Store-bought sliding screen doors come in a few common sizes and are adjusted to nearly fit.

Every custom sliding screen door we install is measured at the door it is going on and built to that opening. The rollers are set for your track, and the mesh is rolled in tight with new spline, so the door rides level and closes flush from the first day.

Plenty of Tampa Bay homes have a sliding glass door with no screen door on it. The house was bought without one, it blew away in a storm, or it was never fitted. Without a screen for the sliding door, it stays shut, or it lets in mosquitoes and no-see-ums every time it is open.

Most sliding glass doors are made with a track for a screen door on the outside, even when no screen door was ever put on it. We build a new door to fit that track and install it.

The door is built the same way whichever mesh goes in, so pick the one that suits how the door gets used:

Most screen door replacement calls are for one door, but a house or a rental often has two or three sliders, and doing them together is simpler. We replace sliding screen doors for homeowners, and for landlords and property managers getting a rental ready across Tampa Bay.

While we are there, we can also look at the sliding glass door itself. If its rollers or track are worn, we can repair them on the same visit.