Columbus, OH 43215
National average fixed price
By Thumbtack Staff
Last updated Mon, Jul 07
National average cost | $398 |
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Low-end average cost | $235 |
High-end average cost | $676 |
Fiberglass: Typically gray or black, fiberglass is the most common and usually the most affordable.
Aluminum: Typically either reflective or black, aluminum usually costs slightly more than fiberglass.
Solar screen: Usually gray or black, but often available in bronze or other colors, solar screen is more expensive but can protect your home’s interior from sun damage in hot climates.
Pet screen: Pet screens also cost more than fiberglass or aluminum, but are designed to be tough enough to resist scratching and other pet damage, which means they won’t need to be replaced as frequently.
Small fiberglass window screen replacements: $35 each, including all materials.
Large fiberglass window screen replacements: $7 - $125, including all materials. Price range depends on location of windows on the house.
Full-screen enclosure around a standard-size pool: $8,000, for solar screen for the top portion and fiberglass screen for the walls.
Prefabricated window screens: A pro can install prefabricated window screens for standard-size windows. This is a good choice for windows located in an upper story or other difficult-to-access location.
Existing screen frames: A pro can replace the screen in an existing screen frame by cutting new aluminum or fiberglass screen to measure and fitting it in. The pro may need to confirm that the existing frame is in good condition before quoting a price for re-screening.
Custom window screens: A pro can custom-make a window screen using new screen and aluminum framing. This is a good choice for windows with a non-standard size or shape.
Ask your pro to recommend affordable options: Even if you live in an area with a high cost of living and labor costs, or need solar screens to protect against the hot sun, a window pro can help you determine what materials you really need and whether you can re-screen existing frames.
Rely on their experience: A pro who has installed pool screens will have valuable suggestions, such as using solar screens on top but fiberglass on the sides.
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