Screen Cleaning & Repair in West Palm Beach, FL
Florida's salt air and pollen clog up window and lanai screens fast, blocking light and airflow. We remove, wash, and rehang window screens and pool/patio enclosures, and can handle minor screen repairs while we're on site.
What's Included
- Window and door screen cleaning
- Pool cage and lanai screen washing
- Minor screen repair and re-screening
- Frame and track wipe-down
- Residential and commercial properties
Veteran-Owned. Locally Operated.
West Palm Beach Window Washers is a veteran-owned and operated business serving Palm Beach County. We bring military-grade discipline and reliability to every screen cleaning job, big or small.
Signs You Need This Service
- Screens look gray or hazy instead of see-through
- Noticeably less airflow through open windows
- Visible salt film or pollen buildup on mesh
- Small tears, holes, or loose frames
- Pool cage screens dulling natural light
What Affects the Cost
- Number of window and door screens
- Pool cage or lanai enclosure size
- Screens needing minor repair or re-screening
- Frame and track cleaning included
- Ground-level vs. upper-story screens
See our window cleaning cost guide for typical price ranges, or call for an exact free quote.
How It Works
Call for a Free Quote
Tell us about your property and the services you need. We'll give you a free, no-obligation quote right over the phone — no forms, no waiting.
Schedule a Time
We'll find a time that works for you, including early-morning or after-hours slots for commercial properties.
We Clean, You Relax
Our veteran-owned crew shows up on time and gets to work — glass, tracks, sills, and screens, all handled with care.
Final Walkthrough
We do a final check before we leave to make sure every pane is streak-free and every screen is back in place.
Ready to get started? No forms — just call.
Screen Cleaning & Repair FAQs
- Can you fix small tears in a screen?
- In many cases, yes — we can handle minor screen repairs while we're on site. Larger tears or full pool cage panels may need re-screening, which we can quote after taking a look.
- How often do pool cage screens need cleaning?
- Most pool cages in Palm Beach County benefit from a cleaning once or twice a year to clear out pollen, salt air film, and algae growth that build up on the mesh.
- Do you clean both sides of the screen?
- Yes, we remove screens where possible to clean both sides thoroughly, then rehang them in the original frame.