Screens of Oklahoma in Oklahoma City: Custom Screen Installation and Repair for Homes and Porches
Screens of Oklahoma is a single-location general contractor specializing in custom screen installation, replacement, and repair for residential properties across the Oklahoma City metro. The business handles porch enclosures, window screens, door screens, and screened-in room builds, serving homeowners who want to expand usable outdoor space or replace damaged screening without replacing entire window and door frames.
What Screens of Oklahoma actually does
The company installs new screens in standard sizes and builds custom frames for non-standard openings, repairs torn mesh and bent frames on existing screens, and encloses porches and patios with screen systems. Work ranges from a single replacement screen door to full-frame porch enclosures that require layout, framing, and finishing. Jobs typically involve on-site measurement, material selection, and installation; the business does not manufacture frames off-site for later pickup.
Services and pricing
Screens of Oklahoma charges by the project rather than a flat hourly rate. A standard window screen replacement (32" x 54" or similar stock size) runs $60 to $90 depending on frame condition and mesh type. Custom single-panel screens for irregular window or door openings cost $120 to $250 per panel. Full porch enclosures, the largest scope the business handles, range from $2,500 to $8,000+ depending on porch size, frame material (aluminum or wood), and whether the existing structure requires reinforcement. The company supplies mesh options including standard fiberglass, pet-resistant mesh (thicker, harder for claws to puncture), and solar-reflective mesh that reduces heat gain. Pet-resistant and solar mesh add $20 to $40 per screen compared to standard fiberglass.
Repair work is priced per item: re-screening a damaged frame costs $40 to $80; frame bending or corner repair is $35 to $60. Verify current pricing by phone, as material costs shift seasonally and with supply changes.
How Screens of Oklahoma compares to other Oklahoma City options
Most homeowners in Oklahoma City choose between Screens of Oklahoma, general contractors who handle screens as one service among many, and big-box retailers like Lowe's or Home Depot that sell screens for self-installation. The retail route costs less upfront (screens under $50 each) but requires accurate measurement and DIY install; mistakes are common and mean buying a second screen or paying for a correction call. General contractors in Oklahoma City (such as Legacy Home Solutions or Nichols Plumbing & Heating, which offer wider renovation services) will install screens but often bundle them into larger projects and may have minimum charges. Screens of Oklahoma focuses exclusively on screens and screen enclosures, making it faster for single-item repairs or small porch jobs and more cost-effective than a full-service contractor for screen-only work. Choose Screens of Oklahoma if you need a porch enclosure, multiple custom screens, or reliable repair without committing to a larger project; choose a general contractor if screens are part of a bigger renovation, or a retail store if you are confident in your ability to measure and install.
Who Screens of Oklahoma suits and does not suit
The business works well for homeowners with damaged screens, non-standard window or door sizes, porch enclosure projects, and pet owners who need durable pet-resistant mesh. It suits rental property managers needing quick repairs to turn units over between tenants. It does not suit customers looking for ultra-low DIY pricing, those in rural areas far outside Oklahoma City proper (travel distance may apply), or projects involving structural changes beyond simple screening (e.g., adding a new roof to an open porch requires a general contractor with framing expertise).
What the first visit involves
Contact the business by phone to describe the project and request an on-site measurement. A technician will visit to assess the opening, existing frame condition, and mesh type needed, then provide a written estimate. If you approve, scheduling for installation typically occurs within one to two weeks depending on workload. For repair jobs, the company often turns them around in three to five business days.
Hours, parking, and logistics
Screens of Oklahoma operates Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday by appointment. The shop address is in central Oklahoma City with street parking available. Most work happens at your home; the company brings materials and tools to the job site. If a custom frame must be built or a panel must be re-meshed in the shop, turnaround is typically five to seven business days.
Screens of Oklahoma fills a practical gap in Oklahoma City's home services market: it handles screen work at a price and speed that larger contractors cannot match, and with more reliability than retail self-install. For porch enclosures and custom screens, it is the natural choice in the metro.
