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All Weather Screen Mesh

The mesh we recommend on every sun facing window up here. $64.99 a screen, re-meshed on site.

Standard window screen is fiberglass thread with a thin coating. All weather mesh is a polyester core inside a thick vinyl jacket. On a shaded window the difference does not matter much. On a west window in Apple Valley in August, it is the difference between a screen that lasts and one that crumbles in your hand.

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Mesh

The same class of mesh your builder used, installed and tensioned right. Clearest view and good airflow. Fine for shaded windows.

Heavy vinyl coated polyester, 5x stronger and far more UV stable. Takes desert sun, wind and pets without going brittle.

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New frames and clips +$10 a screen Bent, missing or loose frames get rebuilt to fit, with new clips. Either mesh.
Re-meshed on site, same visit. $149 job minimum when screens are the only service. 2 year warranty.

What you get. Air in and bugs out, a clearer view from inside, screens that pop in and out easily, and a 2 year warranty on the mesh.

Why now. UV runs about nine months a year up here. Builder mesh goes brittle, then the wind finishes it off.

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    How to tell it's time
    • Windows. Spots when the sun hits the glass, screens that look gray, or more than 6 months since the last clean.
    • Solar panels. No wash in the last 6 months, or a sunny day in your solar app reading lower than it used to.
    • Pigeons. Birds on the roof, droppings on the tile or driveway, cooing under the panels, or a sharp ammonia smell in the heat. They don't leave on their own.
    • Screens. Tears, holes, mesh that bows out of the frame or crumbles when you press it.

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    We cover the High Desert: Hesperia, Victorville, Apple Valley, Oak Hills, Phelan, Adelanto, Spring Valley Lake and Silverwood.

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    Pick the right mesh

    All weather, $64.99
    • Heavy vinyl coated polyester, 5x stronger than builder mesh.
    • Far more UV stable. Takes desert sun and wind without going brittle.
    • Stands up to a dog or a cat leaning on it.
    Charcoal fiberglass, $53.99
    • The same class of mesh your builder used, tensioned right.
    • Clearest view from inside and good airflow.
    • Fine for shaded windows the wind doesn't hit.

    Missing a screen, or a frame too bent to save? We build a new one to fit your window for $10 more, with either mesh.

    The material

    What makes it all weather

    Polyester core, vinyl jacket

    Each strand is polyester wrapped in PVC. The jacket takes the UV so the core never does, which is why it stays flexible for years instead of turning chalky.

    About five times the strength

    It resists tearing at the spline where fiberglass lets go, and a dog pushing on it flexes and comes back instead of ripping.

    Slightly heavier weave

    You give up a little airflow and a little clarity against charcoal fiberglass. On a shaded north window we will tell you to keep fiberglass and save the $11.

    Where it belongs

    Which windows should get it

    South and west facing windows in Hesperia, Victorville, Apple Valley and Adelanto, without question. Those take the full afternoon sun nine months a year and every builder screen we pull from them is brittle.

    Any window a dog or cat sits behind. Sliding door screens and low bedroom windows are the usual ones. Pet claws go straight through fiberglass; they slide off vinyl coated polyester.

    Homes on the open desert in Phelan, Oak Hills and the Mesa, where wind carries grit that sandblasts a screen over a season. The heavier strand shrugs it off.

    Honest trade offs

    What all weather mesh is not

    It is not invisible. Charcoal fiberglass is the clearest mesh made, and if a picture window with a view is your priority, that is the one to keep. We re-mesh plenty of homes with fiberglass on the view side and all weather everywhere else.

    It is not pet proof in the sense of stopping a large dog that wants out. It stops claws and noses. A determined 80 pound dog will still bend a frame.

    Price

    What it costs

    $64.99 a screen re-meshed on site with all weather mesh, against $53.99 for charcoal fiberglass. New frames and corners are $10 more when the old frame is bent. Three screen minimum when screens are the only service that day, no minimum when we are already there for windows.

    Set your screen count in the tool above and switch the mesh to All weather. The price updates and the 3D shows the two meshes side by side.

    Screens that outlast the sun

    Pick All weather in the tool above and see the price on your screen count.

    FAQ

    All weather mesh questions

    Is all weather mesh the same as pet screen?

    Same family of material, sold under a few names: pet screen, pet resistant, heavy duty, all weather. Vinyl coated polyester is what matters. Ours is the heavy grade, not the thin version some hardware stores carry.

    Can I see through it as well as regular screen?

    Almost. The strands are a little thicker so the view is a touch darker, most people stop noticing within a day. On a window where the view is the whole point, keep charcoal fiberglass there and put all weather on the sun side.

    How long does it last up here?

    Fiberglass builder screens usually give out in three to six summers of High Desert sun. All weather mesh on the same window is still flexible well past that. We put a 2 year warranty on the mesh and the work.

    Do you carry it on the truck?

    Yes, both meshes, spline in the common sizes, frame stock and corners. Screens are done at your house the same visit, nothing goes to a shop.

    Is it worth the extra $11 a screen?

    On a sun facing window or a pet window, yes, because it avoids doing the job again in three years. On a shaded window, no, and we will say so at the window.