Who Does Screen Repair Near Me in Murfreesboro?

Screen repair near me in Murfreesboro usually means one of two kinds of company. One is a mobile screen service that fixes mesh at your door. The other is an enclosure builder, like JB's, that can also fix the frame. We're the second kind, so a bent frame isn't a problem, and we answer requests right away. Estimates are free.

ByJeremy Bolton, Founder and Owner · Last updated October 14, 2026

Which Company Near Me Comes Out for Screen Repairs?

Mobile screen services come out to you, and so do some enclosure builders. Drop-off shops don't, which rules them out for a porch, because porch panels stay fixed to the frame. Do screen repair companies come to you? Ask before you book, since that one answer sorts the whole list.

So here are five questions worth asking any company:

• Do you come to my home, or do I bring the screens in?

• Can you fix the frame too, or only the mesh?

• What's your earliest opening?

• Is there a minimum charge?

• Will you put the price in writing first?

Also, a company that only does mesh will often tell you to call someone else about a bent frame. That's an honest answer, but it costs you a second booking.

We're an enclosure company, so the frame is familiar ground. Our estimates start with a visit to your home, so we see the frame, the mesh and the damage before we put a number on it. Then you pick an open day and time on our schedule.

How Long Does Screen Repair Take When You Need It Same Week?

It depends on three things, including how much you describe the damage, the presence of the correct mesh, and whether there is an open slot. Repairing a few panels is not a challenge, but a room’s worth is more involved, and a bent frame can add to the time. So, if you searched same week screen repair Murfreesboro, here is what determines the date.

Who offers fast screen repairs near Murfreesboro? Anyone is available on all three, so help them be. Include images of each broken panel. Count the number of panels, and say if the frames are made of aluminum or vinyl. Note the color of the mesh you have, because, for example, charcoal and silver go together strangely. Finally, say if it rains or bugs are getting inside, which will affect the order of your repair.

A typical repair visit consists of looking at every panel, not the torn one, and removing the old mesh before replacing it. Because small tears hide larger wear and tear, it is more cost-effective to bring a similar run of panels. That way, you will not have to come back after a month.

Which Mobile Screen Repair Service in Murfreesboro Fits a Porch?

The one that can handle your frame as well as your mesh, because that's where porch problems usually start. People searching mobile screen repair service Murfreesboro usually want one thing: someone who shows up. That's fair, but a van full of mesh only solves half of a porch problem.

Who repairs screens on site in Murfreesboro? Mobile services do, and so do builders whose crews work on site anyway. Here's how the options compare:

We build screen rooms, patio covers and carports, so a sagging frame or a loose rail doesn't send you hunting for a second company. If it's only mesh, we'll say so, and we'll keep the job simple.

When Can a Torn Screen Be Patched, and When Does It Need Replacing?

A torn screen can be patched when the tear is small and the rest of the mesh is still tight. Anything bigger usually needs fresh mesh, and so does any screen that's baked in the sun for years. Here's how to sort yours:

• Patch it when the hole is small, the mesh around it is firm, and it's the only damage.

• Re-screen when there are several tears, the mesh sags or ripples, or it tears again right beside an old patch.

• Check the frame first, because a bent or loose frame makes new mesh sag all over again.

Still, try a quick test. Press a finger into the mesh near the damage. If it feels brittle or slack, a patch won't last, since the whole panel has aged the same way. Sun and weather wear mesh out slowly, and Middle Tennessee sends plenty of both.

What Should You Do First After Storm Damaged Screens?

Photograph the damage, secure the area and check your homeowners policy before you call anyone to make repairs, because your insurer will ask what you saw. Storm damaged screen repair Murfreesboro starts with paperwork, not tools.

The Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance says wind, wind-driven rain and trees and other objects hitting the structure are covered under most standard homeowners policies. The state also advises documenting the damage by taking photos or videos, then filing a claim as soon as possible. Coverage can be different, so it's important to read your policy..

Which Screen Mesh Holds Up Best After a Repair?

It depends on what's hitting it. Standard fiberglass mesh suits most rooms. Pet-resistant mesh is heavier and handles claws better, and solar mesh cuts glare and heat while darkening the view a little. If your dog treats the screen door like a trampoline, pet mesh pays for itself fast, since replacements add up. If the afternoon sun bakes one wall, solar mesh is worth a look. Match the mesh to each wall instead of using one type everywhere.

The U.S. Department of Energy modeled these trade-offs in itsstudy of window attachments. It found that solar screens cut cooling energy. However, in central climates like Atlanta and Washington, D.C., they also gave up some winter solar warmth, so the net savings shrank. That study looked at air-conditioned homes. A screen porch isn't heated or cooled, so what you'll mostly notice is shade and glare.

Where Does JB's Enclosures Repair Screens Around Murfreesboro?

We work out of Murfreesboro. We also serve Smyrna, La Vergne, Nolensville and the rest of Rutherford County and Middle Tennessee. Ourscreen rooms in Murfreesboro page shows what we build, and ourscreen room page covers the styles.

Planning a new room instead of repairs? In that case, our guide to adecks builder in Murfreesboro explains why a deck and screen room work best built together. For a repair,request a free estimate or call (615) 713-7902.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How quickly can you come out for a screen repair?

We reply right away, then book the earliest open slot you choose. Send your request, tell us if weather is getting in, and pick the soonest day and time that works. We won't promise a date we can't keep.

2. Do you repair on site or take panels away?

It depends on what we find, so we look at your enclosure first. Re-screening can often happen where the room stands. A bent frame or a panel that's too far gone may need more than new mesh, and we'll tell you that before any work starts.

3. Is it worth repairing an older enclosure or replacing it?

Repair if the frame is straight and solid and the trouble is mostly mesh. Replace when the frame is bent, rusted or loose, the roofline sags, or repairs keep stacking up. Since we build screen rooms, we can tell you honestly which side your room is on, and we'll price both so you can compare.

4. Can you upgrade to a stronger pet-resistant or solar screen while repairing?

Yes, so ask for it when you request the repair. We can quote heavier pet-resistant mesh or solar mesh instead of standard, as long as your frames can hold it. Mention your dog's habits or which wall gets the afternoon sun, and we'll suggest what fits.

5. Do you offer a minimum call-out or bundle several repairs?

Send every repair in one request, because grouping them into one visit saves a second trip and keeps the work together. Estimates are free, and we'll tell you about any minimum when you call, before you commit.

Contact Us

JB's Enclosures 1349 Marymont Dr. Murfreesboro, TN 37129

Phone: (615) 713-7902

Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Veteran-owned, serving Murfreesboro, Smyrna, La Vergne, Nolensville and Middle Tennessee.