Residential · Nashville, TN
A pool screen enclosure should feel solid, drain correctly, and keep insects and leaf litter out without blocking the view. Nashville Screens installs new enclosures and handles panel, door, and structural repairs using corrosion-resistant aluminum framing and pool-grade mesh.
Every job starts with measurements and a straight-line layout so the enclosure lands square to the pool deck and stays tight over time. We check the slab and coping for cracks, slope, and anchor conditions, then set post locations and door swings before drilling. Base tracks and uprights are fastened with stainless or hot-dipped galvanized concrete anchors as conditions require, and we use shim packs and non-shrink grout where needed to keep frames plumb and true. If your existing pool screen enclosure is racked, loose, or settling, we can re-square sections, replace bent extrusions, and reset anchors instead of forcing new mesh onto a bad frame.
Middle Tennessee weather is hard on screens, UV exposure, wind gusts, and heavy rain can loosen fasteners and fatigue mesh. We build and repair with powder-coated aluminum, stainless hardware, and UV-stable spline to reduce corrosion and shrinkage. For screening, we match the right material to the use, standard fiberglass, no-see-um insect mesh, pet-resistant mesh for dogs, or solar screen for glare control, then tension panels evenly to avoid waves and premature tears. Finish work matters, too, clean corners, tight kick plates where needed, properly aligned self-closing doors, and sealed transitions at the deck so water sheds and debris stays out.
Nashville customers choose us because we treat a pool screen enclosure like a structural system, not a patchwork of panels. You get a licensed and insured contractor who shows up with the right equipment, rotary hammer drills for anchors, torque-controlled drivers, levels, laser measurements, and screen rolling tools for consistent tension. We communicate clearly, provide a written estimate, and explain options in plain terms, whether it is a full rescreen, a roof panel replacement, a door rebuild, or a frame reinforcement after storm damage. Repairs are done to last, matching mesh type, frame color, and hardware so the enclosure works as one unit.
At completion, we do a walkthrough that covers doors, latches, and panel fit, and we check for sharp edges, loose caps, and gaps that insects can exploit. You receive a clean jobsite, photos on request, and documentation of materials used so future repairs match. If your enclosure needs ongoing upkeep, we can outline a practical maintenance plan, rinse schedule, fastener checks, and which cleaners to avoid on powder coat and screen. The result is a pool area that stays cleaner, calmer, and easier to use, with a pool screen enclosure that is built for daily use and seasonal weather.
Yes. We provide a free written estimate after we review photos and/or complete an on-site measure, depending on the project size and access.
Yes. We handle single-panel repairs, screen door rescreening, and hardware fixes like closers, rollers, hinges, and latches when the frame is still serviceable.
Common options include standard fiberglass insect screen, tighter no-see-um style mesh, and heavier pet-resistant mesh. We will recommend the best fit based on airflow, visibility, and wear.
Small repairs can often be completed quickly once scheduled. Larger porch or pool enclosure rescreening depends on panel count, frame condition, and any door or hardware work identified at the measure.
Yes. We support restaurants, offices, and multi-unit properties with screen repairs and enclosures, including scheduling options to reduce disruption and keep entrances functioning.
A properly built pool screen enclosure keeps mosquitoes, wasps, leaves, and airborne debris out while preserving airflow and sightlines around the pool. Nashville Screens installs new enclosures and repairs existing frames, doors, and screen panels with a focus on straight layout, correct anchoring, and long-term corrosion resistance. Whether you need a full replacement after storm damage or targeted fixes like a torn panel or sagging roof screen, we match materials and hardware so the enclosure performs as a single system.
Our installation process starts with accurate field measurements, plumb and level checks, and a layout that respects deck drainage and door clearances. We fasten base tracks and posts with appropriately sized concrete anchors, then assemble framing so corners stay square and loads transfer correctly. Screening is cut, fit, and rolled into the frame with consistent spline pressure to avoid loose edges, rattles, and premature blowouts.
For repair work, we diagnose the cause before replacing parts. A torn screen may point to frame movement, a failing door closer, or a loose anchor that needs reset. We can replace damaged mesh, rescreen roof sections, rebuild doors, swap worn hinges and latches, and straighten or replace bent aluminum members. If your pool screen enclosure is older, we can also upgrade problem areas with better hardware and tighter panel fit to reduce future call-backs.
If you are comparing contractors, ask what mesh is being used, what anchors are specified, and how doors will be set and adjusted. We provide a written plan, keep the jobsite tidy, and finish with a walkthrough that verifies doors, latches, and panel seating. Contact Nashville Screens to schedule a site visit and get a clear quote for pool screen enclosure installation or repair.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in Nashville. We assess the project, review the details, and give you a written quote before any work starts, so you know exactly what to expect.
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