Screenmobile: Mobile Window and Door Screening Services in South Carolina

What Screenmobile Does

Screenmobile is a mobile screening service that comes to your home to install, repair, or replace window and door screens. The company operates a fleet of service vehicles equipped with screening materials and tools, so technicians can complete most work on-site the same day you call. You do not have to remove screens and transport them elsewhere — the work happens at your house.

The service covers standard window screens, sliding glass door screens, patio enclosures, and custom-sized screens for non-standard openings. Screenmobile also handles screen repairs: patching small holes, replacing torn mesh, fixing bent frames, and adjusting rollers on sliding screens. If your existing screens are damaged beyond repair, the company can build and install new ones using your window or door dimensions.

Screenmobile operates in multiple states, including South Carolina, with service areas covering much of the Lowcountry and upstate regions. The company charges by the screen — pricing depends on size and material — rather than by the hour, so you know the cost before work begins.

Key Takeaways

• Screenmobile sends a technician to your home with materials and tools to install or repair screens on-site, usually the same day.
• The service handles window screens, door screens, patio enclosures, and custom sizes for unusual openings.
• You can request a quote by phone or online, and pricing is per screen rather than hourly labor.
• Screenmobile operates across South Carolina, though service areas vary by location and availability.
• The company also repairs existing screens by patching mesh, replacing frames, or fixing hardware like rollers and hinges.

How to Request Service

Contact Screenmobile by phone or through their website to describe what you need. You will tell them how many screens, their approximate size, and whether you want new installation, repair, or replacement. The company will give you a quote over the phone or schedule a technician to measure and provide an estimate at your home.

Once you approve the price, Screenmobile schedules an appointment. Most service calls are completed within a few days, though availability depends on local demand. The technician arrives with pre-cut or custom-built screens and installs them while you are home. Payment is typically due when the work is finished.

Types of Screens Screenmobile Installs

Standard aluminum-frame screens with fiberglass mesh are the most common option and work for most residential windows and doors. These are durable, affordable, and easy to remove for cleaning. Screenmobile also offers pet-resistant mesh, which is thicker and more puncture-resistant if you have dogs or cats that might damage regular screening.

For sliding glass doors and patio openings, the company installs sliding screen doors that roll on tracks. These can be custom-sized to fit your exact opening. Screenmobile can also build screens for unusual shapes — arched windows, octagonal openings, or non-standard door frames — by measuring on-site and fabricating custom frames.

Solar screens, which reduce heat and glare while allowing visibility, are available in some service areas. These are thicker and darker than standard mesh and can lower cooling costs in summer, though they reduce light transmission slightly.

Repair Services and When Replacement Makes Sense

If a screen has a small tear or puncture, Screenmobile can patch it with a mesh patch kit, which is quick and inexpensive. Larger tears, multiple holes, or damage to the frame usually mean replacement is more practical than repair. A bent or dented aluminum frame cannot be straightened and must be replaced.

Sliding screens that stick or do not roll smoothly often need the tracks cleaned or the rollers adjusted or replaced. Screenmobile can handle these repairs without removing the screen. If the frame is warped or the mesh is sagging, a new screen is typically the better choice.

The company can advise whether repair or replacement makes sense for your situation. Generally, if the screen is more than 10 years old or has multiple damage points, replacement is more cost-effective than repeated repairs.

Service Areas and Availability in South Carolina

Screenmobile operates across South Carolina with service areas in the Charleston region, the Midlands, and parts of the Upstate. However, service availability varies by location — some neighborhoods may have longer wait times than others depending on technician routes and local demand.

To learn about Screenmobile serves your address, call their main line or enter your zip code on their website. If your area is not currently served, the company can sometimes refer you to a local screening contractor or add you to a waitlist if they are expanding service in your region.

Cost and Payment

Screenmobile charges per screen based on size and material. A standard window screen typically costs less than a sliding glass door screen or a custom-sized patio enclosure. Pet-resistant mesh and solar screens cost more than standard fiberglass. Repairs — such as patching or roller replacement — are usually less expensive than a full screen replacement.

The company provides a quote before scheduling, so you know the total cost upfront. Most locations accept cash, check, and credit cards. Some Screenmobile franchises offer financing options for larger jobs, though this varies by location.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Screenmobile come the same day I call?

Same-day service is sometimes available depending on the technician's schedule and your location. Call early in the day for the best chance of same-day or next-day appointment. During busy seasons, you may need to wait a few days.

What if my window or door opening is an unusual size or shape?

Screenmobile measures custom openings on-site and builds frames to fit. Arched windows, octagonal shapes, and non-standard door frames can all be screened. Custom work takes a bit longer than standard screens but is completed during the same visit.

Do I need to be home during the installation?

Yes, the technician needs access to your windows and doors and will measure and install while you are present. The visit usually takes 30 minutes to an hour for a few screens, longer for larger jobs or multiple rooms.

Can Screenmobile fix a screen that is stuck or hard to open?

Yes, if the frame is bent or the mesh is sagging, the screen may be difficult to move. The technician can clean tracks, adjust rollers, or replace the screen if damage is severe. A stuck screen is often a sign the frame needs replacement.

What is the difference between standard mesh and pet-resistant mesh?

Pet-resistant mesh is thicker and tougher, designed to withstand claws and teeth without tearing. It costs more than standard fiberglass mesh but lasts longer if you have dogs or cats. Standard mesh is fine for homes without pets.