Residential · Baton Rouge, LA
Loose frames, torn mesh, and sticky sliders usually come down to a worn window screen, not the whole window. Serving since 2016, Baton Rouge Screens installs and repairs window screens for homes and businesses in Baton Rouge with clean fits, smooth operation, and durable materials.
A good window screen starts with the right measurements and a square frame. We remove the screen, verify width, height, and corner squareness, then inspect the frame channel, corners, and hardware for cracks, warping, or pulled rivets. When the frame is salvageable, we re-screen using fresh spline (typically 0.140-0.175 inch) and set proper mesh tension so it stays tight without bowing the rails. If the frame is bent or the corners are failing, we recommend a new aluminum screen frame with new corners, lift tabs, and plungers or tension springs as needed for your specific window style.
South Louisiana heat, humidity, and heavy pollen load can loosen spline, stain mesh, and accelerate corrosion on cheap hardware. We match mesh to how you use the space: charcoal fiberglass for standard durability and visibility, aluminum mesh for added stiffness, and pet-resistant mesh for claw and impact resistance. For sun-facing openings, we can discuss solar or tighter-weave options when airflow is less critical. Clean edges, sealed corners, and correctly sized plungers keep the window screen from rattling, popping out, or scraping the window track.
Baton Rouge customers choose us because we treat a window screen like a precision fit part, not a quick patch. You get clear options on re-screen versus full replacement, and we explain mesh types, frame condition, and what will actually solve the problem. Our team shows up with the right tools for clean work, spline rollers, miter saws for frame stock, corner setters, and the hardware bins that prevent “close enough” fixes. We are licensed and insured, and we provide a free written estimate before work starts.
After installation or repair, we test the screen in the window for snug fit, easy removal, and proper engagement of plungers, latches, or springs. We confirm there are no gaps at the rails, no wrinkles in the mesh, and no sharp edges, then clean up work areas and label any screens that were rotated or resized. You receive your material selection, basic care tips (simple soap and water, avoid pressure washing), and a clear next-step plan if we find window track damage or missing stops. The result is a window screen that looks straight, stays tight, and keeps bugs out while letting air move through.
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.
A failing window screen is more than an eyesore. Loose mesh, broken corners, and missing plungers invite mosquitoes, gnats, and debris, and a screen that doesn’t sit tight can scratch window frames and jam tracks. Baton Rouge Screens provides window screen installation and window screen repair for single family homes, rentals, and commercial storefronts. We service common screen styles, including half screens, full screens, and custom sizes, and we help you choose the right mesh for airflow, visibility, and durability.
Most window screen problems come from three sources: stretched mesh, deteriorated spline, or frame damage. We start by checking the frame for squareness and straight rails, then confirm which retention system your window uses (plungers, spring pins, or tension springs). When the frame is sound, re-screening is usually the fastest, most cost-effective fix. We remove the old mesh and spline, clean the channel, and roll in new mesh with fresh spline so it stays tight through heat cycles and seasonal humidity.
If the frame is bent, the corners are cracked, or the screen won’t sit flat, replacement is often the better value. We build a new aluminum frame to size, install new corners and hardware, and fit the finished screen in the opening so it seats without rattle or bowing. For homes with pets or high-use windows, pet-resistant mesh can reduce tearing, while standard charcoal fiberglass remains a great all-around choice for visibility and airflow.
Whether you need one window screen repaired or a full home refresh, you’ll get a straightforward process, clean workmanship, and a finished screen that operates the way it should. Request a free written estimate, and we’ll recommend the right materials and the most durable fix for your windows and how you use them.
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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