Brittle Mesh
Screen that has hardened and cracks or tears with light pressure.
Aluminum Frames, New Screen
Aluminum Screen Replacement With Proper Tension and Spline
Aluminum frames often outlast the screen they hold. We replace the mesh and spline, address frame and fastener issues, and get more life out of the structure you already have.
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Southwest Florida
Aluminum Screen Replacement at a glance
Aluminum screen replacement means installing new screen mesh and spline into existing aluminum frames on enclosures, patios, lanais, windows and doors, along with repairing loose fasteners or damaged frame sections. Re-Screening Pro provides aluminum screen replacement in Bradenton, Sarasota County and across Southwest Florida. Each job begins with an assessment of the frame and screen. Request a free quote with the form on this page.
- WhoRe-Screening Pro, residential screen repair and rescreening
- WhereNaples to Bradenton, including Lee and Sarasota counties
- How to startRequest a free quote online
Aluminum Screen Replacement
Aluminum Screen Replacement
Your Aluminum Frame Is Worth Keeping
Most screened areas in Florida are built on aluminum framing. In many cases the frame is still structurally sound long after the screen has faded, torn or sagged.
Aluminum screen replacement takes advantage of that. Rather than rebuilding, we put new screen into the existing frame and correct any problems we find with fasteners or channels, which keeps the project focused and practical.
See the difference
What a repaired screen changes
Drag the slider to compare a worn, torn enclosure with the same space after aluminum screen replacement.
- Bugs stay outsideTight mesh with no gaps means mosquitoes and no-see-ums bounce off instead of drifting in.
- Less in the poolLeaves, fronds and debris stay out of the water and off the deck.
- A clear view againNew screen looks crisp and even instead of faded, rippled and patched.
BeforeAfter
Assessment, plan, then the work
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Getting the Frame Ready for New Screen
The spline channel in an aluminum frame is where a screen job succeeds or fails. Old spline is removed completely, and the channel is cleared of debris and grit so the new spline can seat evenly.
We also check for loose or corroded screws, bent members and worn channel edges. Addressing those before installation helps the new mesh stay tight and look clean for longer.
- Old spline fully removed from the channel
- Channels cleaned so new spline seats evenly
- Loose or corroded fasteners tightened or replaced
- Bent or damaged sections noted and addressed
- Spline size matched to the channel and mesh
What we look for
Signs Your Aluminum-Framed Screens Need Replacing
Spline Pulling Out
Spline lifting from the aluminum channel and letting mesh go loose.
Corroded Screws
Rust or corrosion at fastener points weakening the frame connections.
Bowing Panels
Mesh that bulges or flutters instead of sitting flat in the frame.
Torn Sections
Holes and rips across one or more panels.
Lost Protection
Insects and debris getting into a space the screens used to protect.
Why Re-Screening Pro
Advantages of Aluminum Screen Replacement
Every job starts with an honest look at your screens and a clear plan before any work begins.
Request My Free Quote- Extends the life of your existing aluminum frame
- Fresh, tight screen with a clean finish
- Fastener and channel problems corrected during the job
- Screen options matched to your needs
- Better protection from insects and debris
- Improved curb appeal and property value
Good to know
Installing Screen That Stays Tight
With the frame prepped, new mesh is laid in and rolled into the channel with consistent pressure. Tension is kept even across the panel so the screen sits flat without bowing the aluminum.
Excess mesh is trimmed neatly along the spline, and we clean up old materials as we go. The result is a screened area that looks refreshed and is built to hold up.
Why it is worth fixing early
Small tear, bigger problem
Screen damage rarely stays the same size. Here is how a little tear usually grows.
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A small tear
A pinhole, a popped spline or a snag from a branch or pet claw.
- 02
Wind works it open
Every breeze and summer storm pulls on the loose edge.
- 03
The panel lets go
The tear runs, the mesh sags and the panel starts to flap.
- 04
Bugs and debris get in
Now insects, leaves and fronds come right through.
Catching damage early often means a simpler fix, like one panel or a strip of spline, instead of a whole wall.
Our process
Our Aluminum Screen Replacement Process
From the first look to the finished screen, you know what is happening and why.
Frame and Screen Assessment
We inspect the aluminum frame, fasteners, channels and mesh to see what needs work.
Clear Recommendations
You get an explanation of the repairs needed and screen options suited to the space.
Prep and Install
Channels are cleaned, frame issues are addressed, and new mesh is installed with fresh spline and even tension.
Finish and Clean Up
Edges are trimmed, old materials are removed and we review the finished work with you.
Related services
More screen services from Re-Screening Pro
One team for every screened space at your home, from the pool cage to the front door.
Service area
Serving Southwest Florida
We provide aluminum screen replacement for homeowners in Bradenton, Sarasota and Naples, as well as other parts of Southwest Florida.
- Bonita Springs
- Bradenton
- Estero
- Fort Myers
- Immokalee
- Lee County
- Marco Island
- Miramar
- Naples
- North Port
- Punta Gorda
- Sarasota
- Sarasota County
- Venice
Questions
Aluminum Screen Replacement FAQ
Can new screen go into my existing aluminum frame?
In most cases, yes, as long as the frame is structurally sound. We check the frame, channels and fasteners during the assessment and let you know if any sections need repair first.
Why does the spline matter so much?
Spline is what holds the screen in the aluminum channel. If it is the wrong size, dried out or poorly seated, the mesh will loosen and sag no matter how good the screen is.
What if some of my screws are corroded?
Corroded or loose fasteners are common in Florida's humid climate. We note them during the assessment and can tighten or replace them as part of the job.
Which screen types can go in aluminum frames?
Standard fiberglass, finer no-see-um mesh, heavier pet-resistant screen and privacy or solar-style screens are common options. Options can be discussed during the assessment, and the spline size is matched to the mesh you choose.
How do I book an assessment for aluminum screen replacement?
Fill out the form on this page with some details about your screened area. We will follow up to arrange an assessment, and the quote is free.
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Give Your Aluminum Frame New Screen
Request your free aluminum screen replacement quote through the form, and we will assess the frame and screen on site.
- Tell us about your screensA short form: a few details and a way to reach you.
- We set up an assessmentWe look at the damage in person and explain the plan.
- You decideNo obligation. Your quote is free.
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Aluminum screen replacement for framed enclosures, patios and windows in Bradenton and Sarasota County. Request a free quote from Re-Screening Pro today.