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Window Screens · Screen Enclosures

Clean screens. Better views.

Dirty screens block light, trap pollen and salt air, and make even freshly cleaned windows look dull. We clean individual window screens and full screen enclosures across Palm Beach, Martin, and St. Lucie Counties — owner-operated, fully insured.

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Professional window screen cleaning on a residential home

Why It Matters

Screens hold more than you think.

In South Florida, window screens accumulate salt air, pollen, mold spores, dust, and oxidation year-round. That buildup doesn't just look bad — it blocks airflow, darkens your interior light, and can shorten the life of the screen mesh itself.

We remove screens carefully, wash them with low-pressure water and appropriate cleaners, rinse thoroughly, and reinstall them correctly. We note any tears or damaged frames while we're at it, so you know what's in good shape and what needs attention.

Screen cleaning is often done as part of a full window cleaning visit — cleaned glass behind dirty screens doesn't stay that way long. We're happy to bundle them or book screens as a standalone service.

Services

Two types of screen cleaning.

Individual window screens and full screen enclosures require different equipment and approaches — we handle both.

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Window Screen Cleaning

Individual screens removed, washed, rinsed, and reinstalled. We clean both the mesh and the frame, and flag any damage while we're handling each screen.

✓ Remove & reinstall included
✓ Frame and mesh both cleaned
✓ Condition noted during handling
✓ Bundles well with window cleaning

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Screen Enclosure Cleaning

Full pool cage and patio screen enclosure washing — top to bottom, frame and screen panels. Removes mold, mildew, oxidation, and algae buildup from Florida's climate.

✓ Pool cages & patio enclosures
✓ Frame, panels & roof sections
✓ Mold, mildew & algae removed
✓ Oxidation treatment on aluminum

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What's Included

How we approach every screen job.

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Assessment First

We look over screens before starting and note any damage — torn mesh, bent frames, missing spline — so there are no surprises.

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Proper Technique

Low-pressure washing keeps mesh intact. High pressure damages screens — we never use it on screen mesh or delicate aluminum frames.

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Reinstall & Verify

Every screen goes back in the right place, seated and clipped properly. We don't leave a stack of screens for you to sort out.

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Honest Reporting

We'll tell you what we found — screens that are clean and intact, and anything that may need repair or replacement down the road.

FAQ

Common questions.

Do you clean screens as part of a window cleaning visit? ↓

Yes — and it's a common add-on. Most window cleaning customers opt to have their screens done at the same time since the screens are already being removed to clean the glass. We'll quote both together.

Can you clean just screens without doing windows? ↓

Absolutely. Screen-only service is available as a standalone visit. Just let us know when you request a quote and we'll scope accordingly.

What if a screen is damaged when you remove it? ↓

We assess each screen before removal and point out any pre-existing tears or issues. If something happens during our work, we own it — we're fully insured and stand behind what we do. We'll be straight with you about what we found and when.

Do you clean screen enclosures (pool cages)? ↓

Yes. Screen enclosure cleaning is a separate service from individual window screens — it covers pool cages, patio enclosures, frame sections, and roof panels. See the screen enclosure page for more detail.

How often should screens be cleaned in South Florida? ↓

Most homes benefit from at least once or twice a year given the salt air, pollen season, and summer humidity in Palm Beach, Martin, and St. Lucie Counties. If your screens look gray or brown or you've noticed reduced airflow, it's time.