"I have an excellent experience dealing with Presto screens. The quality of work, customer service and timeliness we're exceptional. Definitely will use them again for my future projects."
5.0 star review from Khalid S. in Manassas, VA
"I have never seen anyone work as hard as Lucas. I hired him only for window screen but he was so great I ended up hiring him for a bunch of other stuff. He works with perfection. I plan to use him for all future work."
5.0 star review from Marcus H. in Woodbridge, VA
"They did a great job. We replace 3 picture windows. The person that came to do the estimate went through the options based on the house and to match the other windows. After installation the installer noticed a defect in the glass, very small. I did not see it. They order another one and replaced it. They were very profesional, cleaned up everything. Highly recommend them!"
4.5 star review from Hernan P. in Ashburn, VA
"They were on time, went right to work and finished quickly. They did a great job replacing the window parts and now my windows stay open!"
5.0 star review from Linda H. in Ashburn, VA
"Outstanding service. Came same day to replace my windows. Did a very clean and thorough job. Most other companies refused to even offer the service of replacing glass in windows let alone charge a reasonable fee. I'm so glad that I found Glass and Window Solutions. Their team is clearly highly skilled. They made removal and replacement of the window glass look easy even though another contractor had failed miserably to accomplish this task without damaging my vinyl window frames! "
5.0 star review from Nicholas K. in Ashburn, VA
"Richard is a very hard worker. "
5.0 star review from Angie C. in Gainesville, VA
"Daryl was honest, dependable, and very knowledgeable. "
5.0 star review from Sheila/Rick M. in Culpeper, VA
"The handyman was very good and friendly. He laid down drop cloths and everything was cleaned up when he left."
4.5 star review from Malynda C. in Ashburn, VA
"Fast and friendly service. Came to fix projects right away. Very satsified with all the work done. Would use again."
5.0 star review from laura S. in Stafford, VA
"Very good experience in dealing with Creative Energy. They gave an excellent price to begin with so I didn't have to negotiate pricing and they also provided helpful insight in drawing up an excellent design. Work was meticulous, they cleaned up well after completing the project. The only issue I had was the project extended well into 3 months, wish it could have completed sooner so that I could have enjoyed the deck that summer it was built. Other than that I would definitely recommend then for any future projects. "
4.0 star review from Reemal S. in Ashburn, VA
"REally nice job....cleaned up and left no mess."
4.0 star review from Jackie F. in Owings Mills, MD
Window screens do more than keep bugs out. They let you open your windows, rain or shine, without letting anything besides natural light and a breeze inside. But wear and tear can start to damage the screens until they're no longer a reliable barrier. Make time each year to inspect for these common problems:
Hiring an expert to replace your window screens if you're seeing any of these issues is a good idea. Not only does it mean you can use your windows for ventilation without worrying about pests, but it is also an opportunity to install new screens with modern features like solar shades that offer UV protection.
When you're ready to replace your screens, find local contractors who can give multiple quotes and can measure your windows, provide the best options for your climate and housing style, and install them quickly. Enter your zip code and HomeAdvisor will connect you with window screen replacement companies near you.
Homeowners typically pay about $300 for window screen replacement, or between $120 and $450. This price also includes the average for door screens and working with windows on higher floors.
Generally speaking, you should always repair the screen unless the damage is just too significant to fix. This could mean a very large tear, too many holes, a damaged frame or a stretched screen.
If you see any of the following symptoms, it's likely that your screen can no longer act as a barrier between your home and the outdoors:
Repairing your screen yourself can save you money if you're experienced with DIY projects. If you aren't sure what is wrong with the screen, do not have the appropriate tools to fix the problem, or think there could be a larger issue, it's best to find a window screen pro near you.