Residential · Myrtle Beach, SC
A patio screen enclosure should feel tight, square, and easy to live with, not saggy, rusty, or drafty. Serving Myrtle Beach since 2015, Myrtle Beach Screens installs and repairs patio screen enclosure frames, doors, and screen panels with clean lines and solid fasteners.
Every patio screen enclosure starts with the base and attachment points. We check slab or paver elevation, look for low spots that hold water, and confirm the ledger or wall mount has sound framing behind it. Posts and beams get laid out for plumb and square, then anchored with rated concrete anchors or structural screws as required, so the enclosure does not rack in high wind. If you are repairing an older enclosure, we re-square the frame, replace bent members, and correct loose corners before any new screen goes in.
Coastal South Carolina conditions punish weak materials, so we build for heat, humidity, salt air, and storms. We use corrosion-resistant fasteners (stainless steel where it matters), keep dissimilar metals separated, and seal penetrations to help prevent leaks at the house connection. Screen options include standard fiberglass for comfort, heavier pet screen for claws, and no-see-um mesh for tiny insects, all installed with new spline sized to the frame channel for a tight, drum-like fit. For doors, we tune hinges, closers, rollers, and latches so the door shuts cleanly without dragging.
Myrtle Beach customers choose us because we are licensed and insured, and we give clear, written estimates that spell out materials, screen type, and scope. You get a contractor who understands aluminum framing, screen retention systems, door hardware, and the small details that stop future call-backs, like corner alignment, fastener selection, and clean cut lines. We protect your home and landscaping, keep the work area organized, and communicate schedule and weather holds upfront.
Before we leave, we do a full walkthrough of the patio screen enclosure with you. We check for uniform screen tension, straight sightlines, smooth door operation, and tight seals at walls and posts, then we clean up metal shavings, old spline, and debris. You receive the written scope, the installed screen specification, and maintenance guidance (how to rinse frames, what to avoid with pressure washers, and when to replace worn door sweeps). If anything needs a quick adjustment after the first hot-cold cycle, we make it right.
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.
A well-built patio screen enclosure adds usable outdoor space without the bugs, debris, and harsh sun glare that make a patio hard to enjoy. Myrtle Beach Screens handles new installs and repairs, including re-screens, door fixes, and structural corrections that keep the frame square and the mesh tight. We focus on durable aluminum framing, corrosion-resistant fasteners, and screen materials chosen for how you actually use the space, from everyday lounging to pets and poolside traffic.
Most problems we see come from loose anchoring, out-of-square framing, and aged spline that no longer grips the screen. A proper repair is more than swapping mesh. We inspect posts, beams, and corners for movement, re-square the structure when needed, and replace bent or corroded components so the new screen is not under uneven stress. For re-screens, we remove old spline, clean the channel, and install the correct diameter spline for a tight fit that holds through temperature swings and daily door use.
Material choices matter. Standard fiberglass screen is a good all-around option, while heavier pet screen resists tearing and stretching from claws. No-see-um mesh helps with smaller insects but needs correct tension to avoid waviness. We also address the parts that make an enclosure feel “finished”, such as door sweeps, brush seals, kick plates, and adjusted self-closing hardware so the door does not slam or stick.
If you are planning a new patio screen enclosure, we will review layout, roof tie-in points, drainage, and the best door placement for traffic flow. If you are repairing an existing enclosure, we will identify what can be saved and what should be replaced for a clean, long-lasting result. Contact Myrtle Beach Screens for a written estimate and a clear plan to get your patio back to comfortable, low-maintenance use.
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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