Commercial · Myrtle Beach, SC
Apartment lanai screens take constant abuse from salt air, wind, and everyday use, so flimsy repairs do not last. Myrtle Beach Screens installs and repairs lanai screen enclosures with clean edges, tight mesh, and code-aware hardware for a finished look that holds up.
We start by verifying ownership and HOA or property-management requirements, then measure opening sizes, corner squareness, and rail alignment so panels fit without racking. Frames are inspected for corrosion, loose fasteners, and bent members, and we flag any structural issues before screening. For prep, we remove failed spline and mesh, clean the spline groove, and confirm channel depth so the correct spline diameter seats properly. On new installs, we set the base attachment points, check for solid substrate, and select mounting hardware that matches aluminum framing and existing rail systems.
Beachside conditions call for materials that resist rust and stay tight under temperature swings. We commonly install fiberglass insect screen (18x16) for balanced airflow and durability, and we also offer tighter no-see-um mesh (20x20) for gnats and midges. For higher-wear openings or pet areas, we can upgrade to heavier pet-resistant screening where allowed by the frame. Edges are finished with the correct spline, corner caps, and clean trims, and we tune door clearances, rollers, and latches so the enclosure closes smoothly without rubbing or gaps.
Property owners and managers choose Myrtle Beach Screens because we keep apartment work predictable, documented, and tidy. We show up on schedule, protect flooring and adjacent finishes, and keep noise and debris controlled for occupied units. Since 2015, we have handled both single-lanai repairs and multi-unit screen replacement with consistent materials, measured fits, and written scope of work. You get clear communication, practical options by budget, and workmanship that looks professional from the pool deck and the street.
At closeout, we walk the lanai with you and verify tension, corners, and perimeter seals, then check that doors swing or slide freely and screens sit flat with no waves. We confirm fasteners are snug, frame members are stable, and there are no sharp edges or exposed spline ends. You receive a free written estimate up front, a job summary of the mesh and hardware used, and care guidance for rinsing salt residue and preventing premature corrosion. If you are coordinating with an HOA or building manager, we can provide simple material notes to help with approvals and future maintenance planning.
Yes. We provide a free written estimate after a quick site visit and measurement, including material options and the scope of repairs or rescreening.
Yes. If the surrounding panels and spline are in good shape, we can replace a single panel or a small section and blend the mesh as closely as possible.
Yes. We repair torn mesh, blown-out panels, and damage around doors and high-impact sections, and we’ll note any frame issues that need correction before rescreening.
Common options include standard fiberglass mesh, pet-resistant mesh, aluminum screen, and solar/insect screening. We’ll recommend the best fit based on use, exposure, and visibility goals.
Yes. We service multi-unit buildings, property managers, and HOA common areas with screening repairs, rescreening, and maintenance work to keep enclosures uniform and presentable.
Apartment lanai screens are a practical upgrade for comfort and maintenance, but they have to be installed correctly to survive coastal wear. Myrtle Beach Screens provides apartment lanai screen enclosure installation and repair for owners, property managers, and tenants with approved access. We handle anything from one torn panel to full re-screening, using properly sized spline, tight mesh, and corrosion-conscious hardware so the enclosure looks uniform and functions as intended.
Most lanai problems come down to failed mesh, brittle spline, or loosened framing after wind events. We troubleshoot the cause first, not just the symptom. That includes checking frame squareness, confirming the spline channel is clean and intact, and selecting screen mesh that matches how the space is used. Fiberglass insect screen (typically 18x16) is a solid all-around choice, while no-see-um (often 20x20) helps when tiny insects are the issue. For high-contact areas, heavier pet-resistant mesh can be a better fit if the frame system supports it.
For apartment settings, we also plan around access, quiet hours, and HOA requirements. If a color, mesh type, or framing detail must match adjacent units, we document what is installed and keep the work consistent. Our process focuses on neat perimeter finishes, correct spline seating, and hardware that helps resist corrosion in salt air. Whether you need a single panel replaced or a full lanai re-screen, we provide a straightforward free written estimate and a finished enclosure that is comfortable, clean-looking, and easy to maintain.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in Myrtle Beach. 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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