Sandflies, mozzies and torn mesh don't mix. We fix fly screens, sliding screen doors and security doors for homes across Gladstone, Tannum Sands and Boyne Island.
Gladstone's warm, humid weather means windows and doors are open for most of the year, and insects are around in every season. A screen with a small tear or a gap at the frame lets them straight in.
Most screens don't need replacing. New mesh, new rollers or a properly adjusted door usually brings them back to working order for far less than a new screen.
Tell us which one sounds closest and we'll take it from there.
Old mesh stripped out and fresh mesh fitted tight to the frame.
Learn more →Rollers, tracks and latches fixed so the door runs smoothly.
Learn more →Locks, hinges, closers and damaged mesh on security doors repaired.
Learn more →How many screens and what's wrong with them.
We confirm sizes, mesh types and a time.
Upfront pricing before any work starts.
Most repairs are finished on the same visit.
From the harbour suburbs to Tannum Sands and Calliope, including:
Price depends on how many screens there are, their size, the mesh you choose and whether rollers or latches need replacing. Send us the details and we'll give you a price.
Sandflies are tiny and can get through standard mesh. A finer mesh is available for windows and doors where they're a problem.
Usually, yes. Worn rollers or a bent bottom track are the most common causes, and both can be fixed on site.
Yes. We can rescreen and repair every window and door in one visit, which suits landlords and property managers.
Yes. If a window has no screen or the frame is damaged, we can measure and make a new one to fit.
Most torn or loose mesh can be fixed in the existing frame, which is why screen repairs are usually far cheaper than people expect.
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