Belton has grown fast along I-49 and 164th Street, and a lot of the newer subdivisions came with builder-grade screens that start letting go after a few seasons. Older neighborhoods near Cleveland Avenue and North Scott Avenue have the opposite problem: solid frames with mesh that has simply worn out. We rescreen and repair both across Belton.
On newer homes the spline is often the weak point, so mesh pulls loose from the frame in a corner and the screen sags. On older homes the frames are sturdier but the fiberglass has faded and gone brittle. Either way it is usually a rescreen, not a replacement.
We are already at your windows for window cleaning in Belton. Screens come off for a proper clean, so torn or loose ones are repaired while they are off and go back on the same window. One crew, one visit, and every screen quoted before work starts. Call 816-406-1776 or request a quote online.
Thin spline or a shallow channel. We reseat the mesh with the right spline size so it holds, or rebuild the frame if the channel is worn.
Yes. Belton is on our regular route and the newer neighborhoods are some of our most frequent screen calls.
Yes, and it is the best way to do it. Screens are already off for cleaning, so repairs happen at the same time.
Tell us how many and what is wrong. We will quote it and bundle it with window cleaning if you would like.
