La Jolla has a problem most of the county doesn’t: the windows are the point. Ocean-view glass, wide picture windows, sliders that open onto a bluff — and a screen sitting in front of any of them is a compromise between keeping bugs out and keeping the view you paid for.
That is a real decision, not a sales line, and it comes down to mesh. Standard fiberglass is the most visible. Fine no-see-um mesh is tighter and darkens the view further. Solar mesh cuts glare and heat but reads darker still from inside. On a west-facing ocean window we will usually talk you out of the heaviest mesh and into the lightest one that solves your actual problem.

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La Jolla runs to big glass. Picture windows over 50 inches are the norm rather than the exception here, and that changes the price: $85 to re-screen an oversized frame against $65 for a standard one, $119 to build a new oversized screen against $89. It is worth knowing before you call so the number isn’t a surprise.
Mid-century and modern homes around the Muirlands and Mount Soledad often have window shapes that no stock screen has ever fitted. Everything we build is measured on site and cut to the opening, which is the only way those work.
Homes along the bluffs and in Bird Rock take salt spray and a marine layer that keeps everything damp most mornings. Aluminum frames pit, and the coating on standard mesh breaks down. If your frame is straight, a $65 re-screen restores it. If the frame has begun to powder at the corners, new mesh will not hold and a new screen is the honest recommendation.
Further inland — the Village, Hidden Valley, the canyon streets — corrosion is far less of an issue and screens tend to last as long as they would anywhere.
La Jolla’s canyon-backed properties get insects small enough to walk straight through standard fiberglass. Fine no-see-um mesh is a $30 upgrade per window screen and is usually the answer for anyone who has given up and started keeping the windows shut.
All of La Jolla — the Village, Bird Rock, La Jolla Shores, the Muirlands, Mount Soledad, Hidden Valley and the bluff streets above the cove. Same prices as everywhere else in San Diego County, and 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.

We come to you, measure on site, and install with precision.

We offer fast scheduling and timely communication, no runaround.

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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“Oscar did a fantastic job replacing my screens and rusted-out window hardware! It was great because he came and made the screens right on site. He’s very professional and works quietly and neatly. The pricing was fair and the quality of the screens is excellent!”
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“Did a great job! Screen looks really tight and strong.”
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EXCELLENT Based on 82 reviews Posted on Google Thom VanBenthuysenTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Did a great job! Screen looks really tight and strong.Posted on Google Ross AdcockTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. If I need further screen door repairs, I have found Window Screens Repair the bussiness I will use. Alex was extremely efficient and reliable.Posted on Google Charlene EarnhardtTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Alex did a fabulous job he was on time. He was polite and he worked until we were satisfied. He's a really good worker. Your product is good. I will use your company again.Posted on Google William MolinaTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I was taught how to take the screen off and to place it back in. Easy. The workman was very efficient and had a positive attitude.Posted on Google Dino CresciTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Alex was a true craftsman he made sure my new screen door sliding worked and moved perfectly and considering he had to make fit French doors from the 1980s I’m sure was a challenge!Posted on Google Chandra SlavenTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Oscar did an amazing job. He listened to all issues and proactively solved them. I really appreciate all the extra time and effort that he put in. I highly recommend their services.Posted on Google Carolyn BickTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Oscar did a fantastic job replacing my screens and rusted out Window hardware! I’ve been trying to find someone for several years to come to my house and replace old screens as my Windows themselves were fine and he was recommended by EcoTech Windows. It was great because he came and made the screens right on site. He’s very professional and works quietly and neatly. I highly recommend him. The pricing was fair and the quality of the screens is excellent !Posted on Google Fred VegaTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Very helpful and knowledgeable would definitely use againVerified by TrustindexTrustindex verified badge is the Universal Symbol of Trust. Only the greatest companies can get the verified badge who has a review score above 4.5, based on customer reviews over the past 12 months. Read more
It changes it, and how much depends entirely on the mesh. Standard fiberglass is the least visible of the common meshes; solar and fine no-see-um both read darker from inside. Tell us which room and which direction it faces and we will recommend the lightest mesh that solves the problem rather than the heaviest one available.
Size. Anything over 50 inches is $85 to re-screen and $119 to build new, against $65 and $89 for standard. La Jolla has a lot of oversized glass, so more screens fall into the larger bracket here than almost anywhere else we work.
On the ocean side, yes. Salt spray and the marine layer pit aluminum frames and break down mesh coating. A few streets inland it stops being a factor. We will tell you which of your screens are worth re-screening and which need rebuilding.
Yes — everything is measured on site and cut to the opening. That is the standard approach for the mid-century and modern homes around the Muirlands where no stock size has ever fitted.
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 Point Loma, Coronado and all of San Diego County.
Retractable screens in La Jolla: 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.