Bonita is the one part of our service area that still feels rural, and screens here fail for rural reasons. Bigger lots, mature trees, the Sweetwater River and reservoir sitting right in the middle of it. What that adds up to is insects — more of them, smaller, and for more of the year than anywhere on the coast.
The second Bonita pattern is doors. These are 1960s to 1980s ranch homes on generous lots, built to open onto the yard, so almost every house has at least one wide sliding screen door that gets used every day and has been used every day for forty years.

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Homes near the Sweetwater River, the reservoir and the golf course get insects small enough to pass straight through standard fiberglass mesh. If you have been closing windows on a warm evening because the screens plainly aren’t stopping anything, that is the problem — and fine no-see-um mesh is the fix, at $30 more per window screen.
Mature trees bring their own issue: leaf litter and grit in the door tracks, which is what actually stops a slider running long before the door itself wears out.
Bonita’s housing stock leans to single-storey ranch houses with wide patio openings. Those doors take decades of daily use. Rollers flatten, the bottom rail bows, the door starts lifting out of the track. Screen door service is $159 and covers new mesh, cleaned and lubricated rollers and track, and a height adjustment. A new sliding screen door, built to fit the existing track, starts at $395 and runs to $595 for a 60 by 96 inch opening — and Bonita has plenty of openings at the larger end.
Being off the coast has one clear advantage: no salt corrosion. Original aluminum frames out here are frequently still straight and sound after forty years, which means re-screening at $65 gives you a screen as good as new rather than throwing away a perfectly good frame.
What you get instead is heat. West-facing rooms take real afternoon sun, and solar mesh at $30 per screen makes a measurable difference without touching the windows themselves.
All of Bonita and the Sweetwater Valley — the streets around Bonita Road and Central Avenue, the neighbourhoods near the golf course and the reservoir, and out toward Sunnyside. Same prices countywide, no trip fee.
Re-screening an existing window screen is $45 for a small screen under 15 inches, $65 standard and $85 for anything over 50 inches. A new screen built and installed is $59 small, $89 standard, $119 XL, and $169 for a casement with a lip frame. Sliding screen door service is $159; a new sliding screen door starts at $395. Mesh upgrades — pet-resistant, solar or fine no-see-um — are $30 per window screen and $60 per screen door. Our minimum service call is $159 and it is applied to the work, so three or more screens puts you past the minimum and paying only for the job.

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All screens and doors are cut and fit to your window or door, not pre-fabbed or “close enough.”

Pet-resistant, solar, and fine mesh options available to suit your needs.
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Because standard fiberglass mesh has a wider weave than people expect, and the valley produces insects small enough to walk through it. The screen isn’t damaged, it’s the wrong gauge. Fine no-see-um mesh is $30 more per window screen and is the usual fix near the river and reservoir.
Usually not. A bowed bottom rail and flattened rollers make a door ride up and jump out. The $159 screen door service covers new rollers, a cleaned and straightened track and a height adjustment. If the frame itself is finished, a new door built to your existing track starts at $395.
Out here, often yes. Without coastal salt, original aluminum frames stay straight and sound far longer. If the frame is true, re-screening at $65 for a standard size gives you a screen as good as new.
No. Prices are the same across San Diego County and there is no trip fee. The minimum service call is $159 and it is applied to the work.
Text a photo of the screen or door to (619) 330-5221 with a rough count of what needs work, and we will come back with a firm price for the whole set — usually the same day. Hablamos español.
We also serve Chula Vista, Spring Valley and all of San Diego County.
Retractable screens in Bonita: we are an authorized Phantom dealer. See our Phantom retractable screen doors page for installed prices, lead times and the Legacy, double and XL configurations.