Whole House Window Rescreening $399

Torn, Ripped or Damaged Window Screens After a Storm? Replace the Mesh.

Oklahoma weather can change quickly. Spring hailstorms, fall thunderstorms, high winds and wind-driven debris can leave window screens torn, punctured, bent or completely unusable.

When the storm passes, homeowners are left with another problem: damaged screens that let insects inside, look unsightly and make it harder to enjoy fresh air through open windows.

Window Rescreening helps Oklahoma City metro homeowners restore damaged window screens without replacing perfectly good windows.

Whether a storm damaged two screens or left you with an entire house full of torn mesh, we offer practical screen-restoration options designed to make the process straightforward.

Our Whole-House Screen Special: 10 screens for $399.

That includes standard replacement mesh, spline, labor, travel and taxes for qualifying screens up to 32 × 32 inches, subject to inspection and service-area availability. Screen-frame replacement, specialty mesh and nonstandard sizes are quoted separately.

Window Rescreening — Replace the Mesh.

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What Hail and Wind Can Do to Window Screens?

A storm can damage window screens in several ways. Hailstones and wind-driven debris can puncture mesh, while strong gusts and flying branches can bend frames or pull screen material loose from its channel.

After severe weather, inspect your screens for:

Torn, punctured or shredded screen mesh.
Small holes that allow mosquitoes and other insects inside.
Loose mesh that has pulled away from the frame.
Bent, twisted or damaged screen frames.
Missing screens blown away during high winds.
Pet screens or patio screens damaged by debris or storm conditions.

Not every damaged screen needs a complete replacement. If the frame is still straight and serviceable, replacing the mesh and spline may be all that is necessary.

If the frame is bent, cracked or otherwise damaged, we can assess whether it is suitable for rescreening or requires a different repair solution.

The goal is simple: restore the screens that can be repaired instead of replacing more than necessary.

Whole-House Window Screen Restoration for $399

Ten screens. One straightforward price.

When a storm damages several screens around your home, paying for individual repairs can make it difficult to determine the total cost.

Our whole-house package gives homeowners a simple starting point for restoring multiple standard window screens at once.

The $399 package includes:

Up to 10 qualifying window screens.
Standard replacement screen mesh.
New spline as needed for the rescreening.
Labor for the included rescreening work.
Travel within the advertised service area.
Applicable taxes.

Each screen must be no larger than 32 × 32 inches and have a frame suitable for rescreening. Frame fabrication, frame replacement, specialty or pet-resistant mesh, and work outside the package specifications are not included unless expressly quoted.

Why restore several screens at once?

One planned project: Address multiple damaged screens together.
Clearer budgeting: Know the package price before authorizing the work.
A more consistent appearance: Replace damaged mesh across several windows in the same project.
Less wasted effort: Bundle the work rather than arranging multiple small repair jobs.

Have more than 10 damaged screens? Ask about a larger whole-house package.

Have fewer than 10? Request a quote for the actual number of screens needing attention.

The objective is to provide a practical restoration option whether the damage affects one room or most of the house.

How Our Screen Restoration Process Works

Storm recovery is already stressful enough. Our process is designed to keep the screen-repair portion simple.

Step 1: Count and inspect your damaged screens

Identify the windows with torn mesh, missing screens or visible frame damage. Take a few photographs and count the screens you want restored.

You do not need to know the exact mesh type or spline size before contacting us.

Step 2: Send us your screen count and photographs

Tell us how many screens need attention, their approximate dimensions and whether any frames appear bent or damaged.

Photographs help us understand the project and identify screens that may require a separate quote.

Step 3: Remove the screens and arrange service

Our preferred process is designed for homeowners who can remove their own window screens and leave them at an agreed pickup or service location, such as a front door or garage.

For three or fewer qualifying screens, onsite rescreening may be available by arrangement. Larger jobs may be collected for shop repair and returned when completed.

Availability, pickup arrangements and turnaround times are confirmed when your quote is prepared.

Step 4: Rescreen serviceable frames

We remove the damaged mesh, replace it with the quoted screen material, install the appropriate spline and check the finished screen for fit and tension.

Screens with damaged frames are evaluated separately before additional work is authorized.

Step 5: Return your restored screens

Once the work is complete, arrange return or collection according to your service agreement. Your screens are ready to reinstall when they are returned.

No unnecessary window replacement. No confusing package pricing. Just a practical plan to restore your screens.

Need Screen Damage Itemized for an Insurance Claim?

After a significant hailstorm or wind event, homeowners may be documenting damage to roofs, gutters, siding, windows, fences and other exterior components.

Window screens can be overlooked during the initial inspection, especially when the mesh is damaged but the glass and window itself remain intact.

Window Rescreening can provide an itemized estimate or invoice for the screen-restoration work we are quoting. This can help you keep your repair records organized.

Depending on the project, the documentation can identify:

Number of screens inspected or included in the estimate.
Approximate screen dimensions.
Observed mesh damage and any visible frame damage.
Proposed rescreening or separately quoted frame work.
Mesh or specialty materials specified.
Labor and other applicable charges.
Total quoted repair cost.

Where practical, retain photographs of the damaged screens before repairs and copies of the estimate, final invoice and payment records.

Will homeowners insurance pay for storm-damaged screens?

Coverage depends on the specific policy, the cause of damage, applicable exclusions and deductibles, and the insurer's assessment.

Do not assume that screen damage will automatically qualify for reimbursement. Some policies have specific restrictions relating to wind, hail or certain screen structures.

If you are already filing a storm-damage claim, ask your insurance agent whether your policy covers the affected screens and what documentation the insurer needs.

If your insurer needs to inspect the damage before permanent repairs, coordinate that inspection before authorizing the work.

Our role is to document the screen-repair work accurately—not to promise insurance approval, determine coverage or guarantee reimbursement.

Repair the Screen Instead of Replacing the Window

A damaged screen does not automatically mean that the entire window needs replacement.

If your window glass, sash and screen frame remain in serviceable condition, rescreening may be the more practical option.

Consider these common situations:

Torn mesh, straight frame: Rescreening may be sufficient.

Missing screen, usable frame available: A replacement screen may be possible after dimensions and frame compatibility are confirmed.

Bent or broken frame: A separate frame repair or replacement may be needed.

Specialty pet mesh or unusual screen dimensions: Request a separate assessment and quote.

Broken window glass or damaged window hardware: These are different repairs and are not included in our standard rescreening package.

Our focus is window screen restoration. We do not represent a mesh repair as a complete window repair when other damage is present.

Oklahoma City Metro Storm Screen Repair Service

Oklahoma homeowners are familiar with the seasonal risks of severe thunderstorms, hail and damaging winds. When a storm passes, damaged screens are one more item on the household repair list.

Window Rescreening is developing its service around practical screen restoration for homeowners in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area.

Service availability should be confirmed for your address before scheduling.

We aim to help homeowners looking for:

Hail-damaged window screen repair.
Wind-damaged and torn screen replacement.
Multiple window screen rescreening.
Whole-house screen restoration.
Pet-damaged or punctured mesh replacement.
Itemized screen-repair estimates for storm-damage records.

If you have several damaged screens, gather them into one project and ask about the 10-screen package.

What Should You Do After a Hailstorm?

A simple checklist can help you avoid overlooking damage while keeping your repair records organized.

Check the exterior safely. Look for torn mesh, missing screens and visibly damaged frames. Do not climb onto a roof or approach downed power lines.
Photograph the damage. Take clear pictures before removing or discarding damaged materials.
Make a list. Record the room, window location, approximate dimensions and condition of each screen.
Contact your insurer if you may have a claim. Ask about coverage, deductibles and inspection requirements before permanent repairs.
Request a written estimate. Keep the scope of work, itemized charges and any exclusions.
Arrange your screen restoration. Confirm the package specifications, pickup or onsite arrangements, and expected completion.

For additional storm-recovery guidance, consult the Oklahoma Insurance Department and your insurance company.

Frequently Asked Questions: Oklahoma Storm-Damaged Window Screens

Can hail damage window screens without breaking the glass?

Yes. Screen mesh and frames can be damaged independently of the window glass. Inspect the screen itself after a storm rather than assuming that an intact window means the screen is undamaged.

How much does it cost to rescreen 10 windows?

Our advertised package is $399 for 10 qualifying screens up to 32 × 32 inches. The package includes standard mesh, spline, labor, travel and taxes. Frame replacement, specialty mesh and screens outside the stated specifications require a separate quote.

Do I have to replace my window screens after a hailstorm?

Not necessarily. If the existing screen frame is serviceable, rescreening may restore its function. A missing, bent or broken frame may require a different solution.

Does homeowners insurance cover hail-damaged window screens?

It depends on your policy and the circumstances of the loss. Ask your insurer whether screen damage is covered, what deductible applies and whether an inspection is required. We can itemize the repair work we quote, but we cannot guarantee coverage or reimbursement.

Can you provide an itemized estimate for my insurance company?

Yes, we can provide an itemized estimate or invoice for the screen-restoration work we are quoting. Tell us if you need the document to distinguish individual screens, dimensions, materials and labor.

Do I have to be home for screen repair?

Our preferred process allows customers to remove their own screens and leave them at an agreed service location. Pickup, return and onsite arrangements depend on the job and service availability.

Can you repair three screens onsite?

Onsite rescreening may be available for three or fewer qualifying screens by arrangement. Larger projects may be collected for shop repair. Confirm availability when requesting your quote.

What if my screen frame is bent by hail or wind?

A bent frame may not hold replacement mesh correctly. We will need to assess the frame before confirming whether it can be rescreened or needs separate repair or replacement.

Do you offer pet-resistant screen mesh?

Ask about pet-resistant mesh when requesting a quote. Specialty materials are not included in the standard $399 package unless specifically stated in the written quote.

How quickly can my storm-damaged screens be restored?

Turnaround depends on the number of screens, the type of damage, material availability and current demand after a storm. We will confirm the expected timing when arrangements are made.

What areas do you serve?

We are targeting Oklahoma City metro homeowners. Contact us with your ZIP code to confirm current service availability.

Restore Your Screens. Replace the Mesh.

You do not need to replace perfectly good windows just because the screens are torn.

Whether you have a few wind-damaged screens or need to restore an entire home's worth of mesh, Window Rescreening offers a straightforward way to get the work assessed, quoted and completed.

Whole-house screen restoration: 10 standard screens up to 32 × 32 inches for $399.

Send us your screen count, approximate dimensions, photographs and ZIP code to get started.

Window Rescreening — Replace the Mesh

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