Residential · Raleigh, NC
A pool screen enclosure should keep insects out, cut leaf debris, and stay tight in high winds without sagging. Raleigh Screens installs and repairs aluminum pool screen enclosures in Raleigh, from new panel builds and rescreens to door repairs and storm damage fixes.
Prep starts with measurements, layout, and a full frame inspection so the enclosure goes back together square and tight. We check slab edges, existing anchor points, and beam plumb, then identify any bent aluminum members, loose fasteners, or corrosion that will telegraph through new screen. When needed, we replace damaged rails, splines, and hardware before rescreening, and we set clear tolerances for door gaps and latch alignment so the structure closes cleanly.
Local conditions demand a build that handles sun, wind-driven rain, and heavy pollen without premature screen failure. We use exterior-rated aluminum framing components, stainless or coated fasteners, and UV-stable screen options such as fiberglass insect screen, heavy-duty pet screen, or no-see-um mesh where small insects are an issue. Edges are finished with new spline seated evenly to prevent puckering, corner connections are tightened and sealed where appropriate, and we confirm smooth operation on hinged or self-closing doors with fresh closers, rollers, and strike plates as needed.
Customers choose Raleigh Screens because we treat a pool screen enclosure as a system, not just a patch. You get a free written estimate, straightforward scope, and work performed by a licensed and insured screening contractor who shows up with the right equipment, including ladders, screen rollers, spline tools, and replacement track hardware. We match screen type and color to existing panels when possible, document any structural concerns we find, and recommend practical upgrades like stronger mesh in high-impact zones or improved door hardware for better daily use.
At the close, we do a panel-by-panel walkthrough with you to verify screen tension, fastener tightness, and clean corners, plus correct door alignment and latch function. We remove old screen and job debris, confirm the enclosure is sealed to reduce entry points for insects, and point out any remaining frame wear to plan ahead before it becomes a bigger repair. You leave with a clear understanding of what was repaired or replaced, how to care for the screen, and an itemized invoice that matches the approved estimate.
Yes, we provide a free written estimate after an on-site measure so the scope and materials are clear.
Often, yes. We’ll identify your current frame system and mesh type, then recommend the closest match that performs well and is available.
Small repairs can be quick, while larger porches and multi-panel walls take longer due to prep, panel count, and door work. After we measure, we’ll give you a realistic timeline.
Yes. We can replace torn mesh, bent frame members, damaged doors, and compromised trim, and we’ll flag any structural issues that need carpentry before screening.
We’ll confirm payment options with your written estimate and invoice. If your project requires a deposit for custom materials, we’ll state that upfront.
A well-built pool screen enclosure makes pool time cleaner and more comfortable by blocking mosquitoes, wasps, and windblown debris while keeping visibility and airflow. Raleigh Screens handles full installations, partial rebuilds, and targeted repairs, including torn mesh, loose spline, bent aluminum framing, and doors that drag or will not latch. Whether you need a rescreen after storm damage or a stronger mesh around high-traffic areas, we focus on tight fit, clean lines, and hardware that holds up outdoors.
Pool screen enclosure work is only as good as the prep. If rails are out of square, tracks are loose, or corners are racked, new mesh will wrinkle, pull loose, and fail early. We start by checking the structure for movement, damaged members, and worn attachment points, then correct those issues before we rescreen or add new panels. That approach prevents repeat call-backs for the same tear caused by a sharp edge, a bowed rail, or a misaligned door.
For screening, we help you choose the right material for how you use the space. Standard fiberglass insect screen balances cost and visibility, heavy-duty mesh resists impact from pets and pool gear, and no-see-um mesh reduces smaller biting insects with a tighter weave. We install new spline evenly, maintain consistent tension across each opening, and keep seams and corners clean so the enclosure looks finished from every angle.
If your enclosure has a problem you can see, like a rip, sagging panel, or door gap, there is often a cause you cannot see yet, like a loose fastener, failing corner connection, or warped track. Raleigh Screens provides clear options, repair where practical, and replacement where needed, so your pool screen enclosure performs the way it should for day-to-day use and seasonal weather.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in Raleigh. 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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