Residential · Baton Rouge, LA
A pool screen enclosure has to be square, anchored right, and tight enough to handle daily use and storms. Serving since 2016, Baton Rouge Screens installs and repairs aluminum pool enclosures with clean rescreening, door fixes, and structural punch-list corrections for homes and commercial pools.
Prep starts with a full measurement and condition check of the pool screen enclosure frame, fasteners, and slab or deck edge. We verify plumb and level, inspect base rails, posts, and beam connections, and flag corrosion, loose anchors, or racked corners that will telegraph into sagging screens. On new installs we confirm layout, door swing clearances, and equipment access, then set anchor locations based on substrate, using stainless or coated concrete anchors sized for the frame and load points. For repairs, we stabilize the frame first so new mesh and spline sit flat and stay locked.
Louisiana heat, UV, and wind-driven rain are hard on mesh and hardware, so we match materials to local wear. We install fiberglass insect screen for balanced visibility and durability, upgrade to pet-resistant screen where claws and kids are rough on panels, and use no-see-um mesh when biting gnats are the problem (with airflow tradeoffs explained up front). Clean finish work includes straight, even spline lines, tight corners, smooth door operation, and corrected latch alignment so panels do not rub. We also address common leak and rattle points by tightening mid-span supports, replacing worn vinyl spline, and sealing or shimming where frame movement is causing gaps.
Baton Rouge customers choose us because we do the structural basics before we touch screen, then back it up with clear, written scope and measurements. Baton Rouge Screens is licensed and insured, and we bring the right tools for repeatable results, including hammer drills for anchors, torque-controlled fastening, screen rolling tools, and panel jigs to keep edges true. You get straightforward options, repair versus replace, mesh grades, door hardware choices, and what each change will do for visibility, airflow, and long-term upkeep. We show up ready to protect your deck and pool area, keep hardware organized, and leave the site cleaner than we found it.
At completion we walk the enclosure with you panel by panel, checking tension, seam alignment, and fastener security, plus doors, hinges, closers, and latches. We confirm that screens are drum-tight without over-stretching, that spline is fully seated, and that there are no daylight gaps at corners, kick plates, or thresholds. You receive a free written estimate before work begins, then a final checklist after install or repair, along with simple care guidance on washing mesh, avoiding pressure-washer damage, and spotting early frame movement. If you need follow-on items like panel replacement scheduling, storm-damage triage, or incremental rescreening, we lay out a practical plan and timeline.
Yes. We provide a free written estimate after reviewing the project scope, measurements, materials, and any needed frame or door repairs.
Small repairs can be completed quickly, while larger rescreens and enclosure work depend on access, frame condition, and material availability. After the on-site measure, we give you a realistic schedule.
In many cases, yes. We evaluate the existing mesh type, color, and weave and recommend the closest match, or an upgrade if the current mesh is failing prematurely.
Yes. We can replace torn panels, damaged spline, bent sections where feasible, and restore door operation, then advise if structural rebuild is the safer option.
Yes. We handle screening for commercial patios, outdoor seating, and shared spaces, with scheduling that reduces disruption and a clear written scope for property managers.
If your pool screen enclosure is sagging, flapping, or letting bugs and debris in, the fix is rarely just “new screen.” The enclosure has to be square, securely anchored, and properly tensioned so mesh stays tight through heat cycles and storms. Baton Rouge Screens handles full installs, partial rescreens, and structural corrections with aluminum framing, quality mesh options, and hardware that holds up in Louisiana conditions.
A well-built pool screen enclosure starts at the base. We inspect slab edges, deck integrity, and existing anchor points, then set or replace anchors to match the substrate. For repairs, we correct racked posts, loose base rails, and bowed beams before installing new mesh. That order matters because even premium screen will wrinkle or pull out if the frame is shifting. Our process focuses on consistent tension, straight lines, and hardware that stays tight.
Mesh selection is not one-size-fits-all. Standard fiberglass insect screen balances airflow and visibility. Pet-resistant screen is thicker and better for high-traffic panels near doors. No-see-um mesh helps with tiny biting insects, but it reduces airflow and can trap more dust, so we explain where it makes sense and where it does not. We also address the details that make an enclosure feel “finished,” including smooth door operation, aligned latches, properly seated spline, and panel edges that do not wave.
Whether you need a full installation, a storm-damage repair, or a targeted rescreen, we provide a clear scope, material options, and a free written estimate. The goal is simple, a pool screen enclosure that closes tight, looks straight, and stays secure season after season. Call Baton Rouge Screens to schedule an on-site evaluation and plan the right fix.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in Baton Rouge. 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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