Daniel Kielbs Screen Repair

Bent Screen Frames? Don’t Replace — Restore! 🛠️✨

Screen not fitting like it used to? Gaps letting in mosquitoes and dust? Chances are… the frame is bent.

The good news? Most warped aluminum frames can be straightened — saving you money and keeping your home protected.

🔧 Why frames bend: • Pets pressing or clawing • Storm or wind damage • Leaning or pushing on screens • Wear + tear from years of use

💡 Quick Tip: Store screens flat during renovations or off-season to avoid warping!

We repair: ✔ Bent frames ✔ Torn mesh ✔ Loose corners ✔ Hard-to-fit screens

Struggling with a window screen that won’t budge? It usually comes down to a few common issues—paint, dirt, warped frames, or rust. Luckily, most screens can be freed with simple steps.

How to Loosen a Stuck Screen:

Inspect all corners for damage or blockage

Gently pry with a plastic putty knife or screwdriver

Cut through paint or caulk with a utility knife

Add silicone spray or soapy water to reduce friction

Tap lightly from the inside to release it

If the frame is bent or you're worried about causing damage, it’s best to let a professional handle it.

For help with repairs or stuck screens, contact Daniel Kielb.

Your window screens do a lot more than keep out bugs—they help your home breathe while filtering out debris and pollen. But just like any part of your home exposed to the weather, they need a little care to stay in great shape.

☀️ Why Weatherproofing Matters Rain, sunlight, and temperature changes can all weaken screen mesh or cause frames to rust and warp. A bit of weatherproofing goes a long way in keeping your screens strong, clean, and durable.

🔧 Quick Ways to Protect Your Screens:

Seal around the frame with caulk or weather stripping to block moisture.

Clean your screens with gentle soap and water—avoid harsh chemicals.

Dry them completely to prevent mold or corrosion.

If you live in a cold or stormy area, store screens during off-seasons.

💡 Bonus Tip: Choosing the right material—like fiberglass or solar screen mesh—can make all the difference in long-term durability.

Take the time now to protect your screens, and they’ll keep protecting your home all year long.

Even a small tear in your window or door screen can let in bugs, dust, and pollen — but fixing it doesn’t have to be a hassle.

Why Screens Tear: Weather, pets, or just everyday use can wear down the mesh, causing tiny holes that quickly grow if ignored.

Quick Fixes: For small rips, try:

Screen patch kits from hardware stores

A dab of clear nail polish for tiny holes

Thread or fishing line to stitch small tears

When It’s More Than a Patch Job: Larger holes or worn-out screens often need full rescreening. Professionals can replace the mesh neatly and ensure a snug, long-lasting fit.

Dealing with torn or sagging window screens? Don’t worry—you don’t have to take them anywhere. With mobile screen repair, expert service comes straight to your home, saving you time and hassle.

Whether it’s fixing ripped mesh, replacing a bent frame, or upgrading to pet-resistant or solar screens, we handle it all on-site. Most jobs are completed in just one visit, so you can get back to enjoying fresh air and a bug-free home the same day.

Mobile screen repair is all about convenience and quality. Instead of removing screens, driving to a shop, and waiting weeks, we bring the tools and materials right to you—efficiently and affordably.

If your screens are showing signs of wear or damage, now’s the perfect time to act. We provide quick quotes, reliable craftsmanship, and top-quality materials for lasting results.

Window screens might not be the first thing you notice in your home—but when they start to sag, tear, or fade, they can affect your comfort and the overall look of your windows. Over time, exposure to the elements can wear down the mesh, making it less effective at keeping bugs out and letting fresh air in. That’s where rescreening makes a big difference.

Why Rescreening Is a Smart Choice

Instead of replacing your entire screen, rescreening allows you to restore your existing frame with brand-new mesh. It’s a cost-effective, eco-friendly way to refresh your home’s appearance and function. You can even upgrade your screen material—options like pet-resistant mesh, solar screens, or pollen-blocking mesh help you customize

When you think about your window or door screens, it’s easy to focus on the mesh — but the frame is what really gives the screen its strength. A flimsy frame can warp, bend, or come apart, leaving your screen loose and ineffective even if the mesh is still in good shape.

A strong frame keeps your screen tight, helps it resist daily wear and weather, and ensures a proper fit in your doors and windows. Aluminum is usually the best choice — it’s lightweight, rust-resistant, and durable enough for most homes.

If you notice corners separating, difficulty opening doors, or loose mesh, it might be time to replace or reinforce your screen frames.

Tired of torn or sagging window screens thanks to your pets? You’re not alone! Cats love to climb, dogs love to paw, and regular screens just can’t keep up.

That’s where pet-resistant screens make a big difference. Made from strong, vinyl-coated polyester, they’re seven times tougher than standard screens—resisting claws, pressure, and stretching while still letting in fresh air and sunlight.

Perfect for: • Screen doors where pets love to wait • Low windows they lean on • Patios and porches where claws meet mesh

They’re durable, safe, and built to last—giving you a stress-free, pet-friendly home.

A torn or bent window screen may seem like a small issue, but it can make a big difference in your comfort at home. Screens aren’t just about keeping bugs out—they improve airflow, protect your home from debris, and even help save on energy costs by reducing the need for constant air conditioning.

If you’ve noticed sagging mesh, holes, or frames that don’t fit right, it’s a sign your screens need attention. With professional repair, you can restore their function, extend their lifespan, and give your windows and doors a cleaner look.

When you choose Daniel Kielb’s Screen Repair, you’re choosing experience, quick service, and results that last. Most jobs can be done on-site, and every screen is cleaned before it’s returned.

Let your screens work as hard as they should—keeping your home fresh, bug-free, and comfortable.

Life is busy enough—between work, family, and everything in between, the last thing you want to deal with is a torn or broken window screen.

That’s where mobile screen repair changes everything. Instead of hauling your frames to a shop and waiting days (or even weeks), you can get professional service right at your doorstep.

On-site repairs mean you don’t have to interrupt your day, and most jobs are completed quickly without sacrificing quality. For larger projects, screens can be taken, repaired properly, cleaned, and returned in just a few days.

The result? Fresh, clean screens that look great, keep bugs out, and improve airflow in your home—all without the hassle.

If your screens are worn, bent, or filled with holes, this is the perfect time to refresh them and enjoy a more comfortable home environment.

Window screens do more than just let in a breeze—they keep out pests, filter sunlight, and protect your windows. But when screens are torn, loose, or bent, they can’t do their job anymore.

Look out for these signs:

Holes or tears in the mesh

Frames that are warped or rusted

Screens pulling away from the frame

Reduced visibility through the screen

Small issues can often be fixed with re-screening, but older or heavily damaged screens usually need full replacement. With options like pet-resistant mesh and UV-blocking materials, you can choose a screen that fits your home’s needs and style.

Regular cleaning and seasonal inspections will keep your screens lasting longer—but when you need help, professional repair makes all the difference.

Your screens do more than block bugs—they shape the way you see and enjoy your home. Dust, pollen, and debris can make even the cleanest windows look cloudy.

Keep them fresh with simple steps:

Rinse with water to remove loose dirt

Wash gently with mild soap and a soft brush

Vacuum for quick cleanups

Inspect for small tears or bent frames

A little care goes a long way in keeping your screens practically invisible and your home filled with light.

Screens are your best defense. Choose the right mesh, make sure they’re installed snugly, and don’t skip seasonal maintenance. Small steps like patching tiny holes and cleaning regularly keep your home comfortable and pest-free.

There’s nothing better than opening your windows or sliding doors to let in a cool breeze—unless your screens are torn, dirty, or broken. That’s when bugs sneak in, airflow is blocked, and your home doesn’t feel quite as comfortable.

At Daniel Kielb’s Screen Repair, we specialize in giving your window and door screens new life. From patching small tears to replacing damaged mesh and straightening bent frames, we make sure your screens look and function like new.

✅ On-site mobile repair service ✅ Quick turnaround (most jobs done within 2–5 days) ✅ Durable, pet-resistant and weatherproof materials ✅ Every screen cleaned before return

Whether it’s one screen or your whole house, we take care of the details so you can enjoy fresh air without the pests.

A tiny tear? Easy to patch. But sagging mesh, bent frames, or stubborn dirt? That’s when it’s time to call in the pros.

🔍 Signs Your Screens Need Expert Repair

Mesh is sagging or wrinkled.

Frame is bent or cracked.

Fabric is fraying or torn.

Bugs are still sneaking inside.

The screen won’t slide or fit right.

💡 Why Hire a Pro Instead of DIY?

Perfect fit = smooth operation.

Better materials = longer life.

Faster than figuring it out yourself.

Cleaned and refreshed before it’s returned.

🚐 How Daniel Kielb Screen Repair Works

We come to you — mobile repair service.

Most jobs done on-site.

Bigger projects? Taken to the workshop.

Every screen cleaned before delivery.

Small tears? A quick patch can work. But if you’re seeing these signs, it’s time for expert help:

Mesh that keeps tearing or sagging

Bent or rusted frames

Screens that fall out of place

Faded or brittle mesh

Specialty screens needing special tools