Residential · Myrtle Beach, SC
A pool screen enclosure should keep bugs out, cut debris, and hold up to wind, salt air, and daily use. Myrtle Beach Screens installs and repairs pool screen enclosure frames, doors, and screen systems, from small panel repairs to full re-screens in Myrtle Beach.
Prep starts with a site check of the slab, deck, or paver perimeter, plus the existing aluminum frame if we are repairing. We verify post plumb, header alignment, door openings, and attachment points, then identify corrosion, loose fasteners, bent members, and failed anchors. For installs, we lay out the footprint and confirm clearances, then set base plates and posts with the correct anchors for the substrate (Tapcon style concrete screws, wedge anchors, or stainless hardware where needed). Before any new screen goes in, we correct racking, replace damaged frame sections when required, and make sure the structure is square so panels tension evenly.
Coastal conditions matter, so we build and repair with salt-air exposure and storm gusts in mind. We use extruded aluminum framing, stainless or corrosion-resistant fasteners, and quality spline in the proper diameter so the screen stays locked in the channel. Screening options can include fiberglass insect screen, no-see-um mesh for smaller biting insects, and pet-resistant screen in high-traffic zones. Clean finish work includes straight, consistent spline lines, tight corners, clean cuts at receiver channels, and door hardware that closes smoothly without rubbing, plus careful sealing around posts and transitions to reduce rattles and gaps.
Property owners choose Myrtle Beach Screens because we treat pool enclosures like structural assemblies, not just “screen patches.” Our crew focuses on clean geometry, correct tensioning, and durable connections, whether we are replacing one blown-out panel or re-screening an entire cage. You get clear options on mesh type, door upgrades, and panel-by-panel repair versus full replacement, with a straightforward written scope so you know what is being changed and why. We are licensed and insured, and we have served Myrtle Beach since 2015 with workmanship that holds up to the coast.
After installation or repair, we do a closing walkthrough that checks door operation, latch alignment, panel tightness, and consistent screen tension with no wrinkles or loose edges. We confirm fasteners are seated, frame members are secure, and the work area is cleaned up, including old spline and screen material removal. You receive a clear summary of what was repaired or replaced, the screen type installed, and maintenance tips like rinsing salt film off aluminum and keeping door tracks free of sand. If you want, we can also note any adjacent issues we saw, such as worn kick plates, sagging hinges, or sections that may be nearing end of life.
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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.
If your pool screen enclosure has torn mesh, loose spline, corroded fasteners, or a door that will not latch, small issues can turn into bigger failures during coastal wind and rain. Myrtle Beach Screens installs new enclosures and handles repairs and re-screens with a focus on straight framing, tight screen tension, and hardware that resists rust in salt air. Whether you need a single panel replaced or an enclosure brought back to full strength, we match materials and fit so the finished work looks uniform and performs the way it should.
Pool screen enclosure repairs often start with diagnosing why the screen failed, not just replacing what tore. We check for frame movement, out-of-square openings, worn door hinges, bent receiver channels, and spline that has hardened or shrunk over time. When the structure is sound, we can replace individual panels and re-tension the mesh. If multiple bays are brittle or mismatched, a full re-screen can restore a consistent appearance and improve airflow while keeping insects and debris out of the pool area.
For installations, we plan attachment points and anchoring for the surface you have, typically concrete decks, slabs, or pavers over a base. Our process includes careful layout, plumb posts, aligned headers, and clean screen lines so panels sit flat and stay secure. We can also upgrade problem areas like high-traffic door openings with stronger mesh or improved hardware where it makes sense.
You will get a written estimate, material choices explained in plain language, and a final walkthrough that verifies doors, corners, and panel tension. If you want a pool screen enclosure that looks clean and holds up to Myrtle Beach conditions, call today for a free estimate.
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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