Today I headed to work on sliding screen door in Thousand Oaks again and found a customer that needed four patio screens re-screened with the clear screen because he had a very nice view on a hill.  His main concern was to not block his view, so I showed him some samples that I carry of different mesh materials so he could see the difference between them.  After looking threw them he asked about the thinnest mesh I carried and I explained…this is charcoal fiber glass screen It’s my regular mesh I carry and it is the most invisible screen material you can get installed on your sliding door.

I do a lot of sliding screen door in Thousand Oaks that are on the hills and for most of my clients, the want to keep their vista clear. The black screen is what is what is use by all window manufacturer because of this reason and for me it’s the best.  Even an old patio screen can be restrung with this wire and make it look new and not block any of your panorama.  If the sliding door does not slide right this is something I’ll need to see for myself to find the reason, most of the time it’s off track due to the rollers that don’t work right, they get jammed and that doesn’t allow the door to slide properly.

I have a variety of rollers on my truck and in most cases I can replace them on osite.  Damaged wheels is something i can’t fix so replacement is the best choice is bad rollers is what the problem is. In any event I’m fully mobile service and I do most jobs at  you place.  My areas are! Thousand Oaks, Lynn Ranch, Westlake Village, Oak Park, Agoura Hills, Lake Shearwood, Newbury Park, Camarillo, Conejo Valley, Moorpark, Happy Camp, Santa Rosa, Pleasant Valley, Simi Valley, Woodranch. Call me and I ll take care of all your needs.