Window Screens

Block Insects Out With Durable Window Screens

A window screen is a protective mesh placed over windows to allow ventilation while keeping out insects, debris, and dirt. Made from various materials like fiberglass, aluminum, and stainless steel, window screens are an essential feature for homes, especially in areas with warm weather or high insect activity.

If your windows lack screens or have worn-out ones, it’s time to upgrade. At Your Home Window Company, we offer a range of screen options that fit perfectly and complement your home’s style. With over 50 years of experience, our licensed and insured team provides professional installation and exceptional craftsmanship.

Keep your home comfortable and pest-free with durable window screens. Contact us today for a FREE in-home estimate.

Benefits of Installing Window Screens

Installing window screens offers more than just insect protection. With their range of functional advantages, window screens can enhance your home’s comfort, aesthetics, and energy efficiency. Here are some key benefits of adding high-quality screens to your windows:

• Insect Protection: The primary purpose of a window screen is to keep insects—such as mosquitoes, flies, and bees—out of your home while still allowing fresh air to circulate.
• Improved Airflow: Window screens let you open your windows for natural ventilation without worrying about dust, debris, or insects entering your space.
• Energy Efficiency: Solar screens and other window screens that reduce heat gain can improve your home's energy efficiency, helping to lower cooling costs during the summer.
• Aesthetic Appeal & Comfort: Window screens enhance your home’s aesthetic by allowing you to open your windows without compromising the view or comfort.
  

Window Screen Maintenance and Care

To extend the life of your window screens, follow these simple maintenance tips:

• Regular Cleaning: Wash screens with mild soap and water to remove dirt and grime. Use a soft brush or cloth to avoid damaging the mesh.
• Check for Damage: Inspect screens for tears, holes, or signs of wear, especially after harsh weather. Small tears can often be repaired with patch kits.
• Seasonal Adjustments: In some climates, it’s best to remove screens in winter to prevent weather damage. Clean them thoroughly before reinstalling them in spring.