Window Screen Repair in Marietta, Georgia

Older homes, non-standard screen sizes

Much of Marietta's housing stock predates the era of standardized window packages. Homes around East Cobb, Whitlock Avenue and the older streets near the Square commonly have original aluminum-framed windows, wood-framed openings, half-screens that cover only the lower sash, and screens that were hand-built decades ago. Walk into a home improvement store with those measurements and nothing on the shelf will work.

That's routine work for us. We measure the opening, the channel and how the window holds the screen, then build a screen sized for that specific window — including half-screens and openings a previous repair got wrong.

Whole-house screen replacement

When a Marietta home still has its original screens, they generally all fail around the same time: brittle mesh, chalky corroded frames, missing pins and pull tabs. Replacing them window by window over a few years costs more and looks inconsistent. We measure every opening in one visit and quote the house as a whole so the finished screens match.

Marietta jobs we handle

• Custom-built screens for original aluminum and wood-framed windows
• Half-screens for double-hung windows in older homes
• Corroded frame stock replaced rather than rescreened
• Screen hardware — plunger pins, clips, springs, tension latches — sourced and replaced
• Hinged porch and back-door screen doors rebuilt and rehung
• Whole-house screen replacement measured in a single visit

Pricing depends on screen size, frame condition, mesh type, quantity and whether a new frame must be fabricated. Request a quote and send us photos whenever possible.

Nearby: Kennesaw and Acworth.