Residential · Fayetteville, NC
Get a pool screen enclosure that stays tight, square, and storm-ready. Fayetteville Screens installs new aluminum screen enclosures and repairs panels, doors, and roof sections to keep your pool cleaner and more usable in Fayetteville, NC.
A solid job starts with the base. We verify slab condition, deck slope, and anchor layout, then set lines for posts, beams, and roof pitch so the frame goes up plumb and true. If you are rebuilding after storm damage or replacing a failing enclosure, we document existing span sizes, door openings, and tie-in points, then plan panel breaks to reduce racking. Installation uses corrosion-resistant fasteners, base plates, and masonry anchors matched to concrete thickness and condition, with careful sealing at penetrations to help prevent water intrusion.
Local heat, humidity, pollen, and wind-driven rain punish screens and hardware, so material selection and finishing details matter. We build and repair with powder-coated aluminum framing, stainless-steel screws where appropriate, and tight-fitting spline and screen track to prevent pull-out. Screening options commonly include fiberglass mesh for balanced durability and visibility, aluminum mesh for added rigidity, and pet-resistant screen for high-traffic doors. We tune door alignment, closers, and latches, correct sagging roof lines, and replace bent members so the enclosure sheds debris and holds tension without buzzing or flapping.
Fayetteville customers choose us because we treat a pool screen enclosure like a structural system, not a patchwork of screen squares. You get clear scope, measured openings, and a free written estimate that separates frame repairs, rescreening, hardware, and add-ons so there are no surprises. Our crew shows up with the right equipment for clean work, including rotary hammer drills for anchors, levels and laser measures for layout, and screen rolling tools for consistent spline seating. We focus on long-term fit and finish, straight sightlines, tight corners, and doors that close smoothly every time.
Before we wrap up, we do a closing walkthrough and test what matters: door swing and latch, screen tension, fastener hold, and any leak-prone transitions at posts and base rails. We haul off old screen and damaged components, then leave the deck area clean and safe. You receive a written summary of the work performed, the screen type installed, and simple care guidance, like rinsing pollen buildup and checking hardware seasonally. If you are planning upgrades, we can also quote kick plates, pet doors, and replacement of worn hinges, handles, and closers so the enclosure keeps performing year after year.
Yes, we provide free written estimates that list the scope, mesh options, and any frame or carpentry repair needed.
Yes, Fayetteville Screens is licensed and insured for screening work so you can schedule with confidence.
Small repairs and single panels can often be completed quickly once materials are confirmed. Larger porches and enclosure rescreens depend on panel count, door work, and any framing repairs, and we will give a clear timeline in your estimate.
Yes, we repair torn mesh, blown-out panels, bent frame sections, and loose doors, and we will identify any underlying framing issues that caused the failure.
Yes, we handle new screened-in porches and enclosures, including framing evaluation, screen panel installation, and screen door fit and hardware.
A properly built pool screen enclosure keeps bugs out, reduces leaves and debris in the water, and creates a more comfortable space for family and guests. Fayetteville Screens handles full installs, rebuilds, and targeted repairs for homeowners and commercial properties, including screen replacements, roof panel repairs, and door and hardware fixes. We focus on straight framing, correct anchoring, and durable mesh so your enclosure stays tight through seasonal storms and daily use.
Pool screen enclosure problems usually start small, then spread. Loose spline, torn mesh, and sagging panels let insects in and allow wind to rack the frame. Misaligned doors strain hinges and closers, and corroded fasteners can loosen around base plates and posts. Our process begins with measurements and a condition check of the slab, base rails, corners, and roof lines, then we repair or replace components so the system is square before new screening goes in.
For rescreening, we remove damaged mesh, clean out track, and install new screen with consistent tension and properly sized spline to prevent blowouts. When framing is the issue, we address it directly by replacing bent rails, tightening connections, and re-anchoring where needed. Hardware matters too, so we service hinges, handles, latches, and pneumatic closers, and we adjust door fit for reliable closing and reduced wear.
If you want a pool screen enclosure that looks clean and works like it should, we will help you choose the right mesh, prioritize repairs, and lay out a plan that fits your budget and timeline. Contact Fayetteville Screens for a free written estimate and a clear scope for installation or repair.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in Fayetteville. 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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