Serving Draper, UT

Window Screen Replacement in Draper, UT

Rescreening, fix bent frames, and keep those flies out, while improving the look of your home.

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Draper gets the strongest sun and wind in the valley, and screens are the part of a house least able to argue with either. Even on post-2000 houses, the west and south-facing mesh goes first, and large fixed picture windows flanked by opening lights mean the screens here are often bigger than standard.

Window Screen Replacement covers the same work here as anywhere else we go: what is included, and what changes the price.

Who does the work: a trusted contractor, paid by you directly, with Woodbury standing behind the work.

Window Screen Replacement across Draper

Draper sits high and exposed, and it shows in the work. Six houses in ten were built after 2000, so almost nothing here is worn out yet, but the sun and the canyon wind are harder on paint and fasteners than they are down on the valley floor. The bench neighborhoods above Highland Drive get the worst of both.

What we usually find on Draper houses

  • West and south elevations finished while the north side has years left
  • Oversized screens flanking large fixed picture windows
  • Frames bowed by heat and wind rather than torn
  • UV damage well ahead of what the age of the house suggests

The housing in Draper

The median Draper home was built in 2003, and 5.1% of the housing here went up before 1980. That makes it some of the newest housing we work on, roughly 18 years newer than the middle of our service area, so wear here comes from exposure and use rather than age.

Figures from the American Community Survey 2024 five-year estimates, tables B25034 and B25035.

Questions

Frequently asked

Why do only some of my screens need doing?

Sun exposure. West and south elevations in Draper take far more UV than north-facing ones, and it is normal for half a house to be fine while the other half is finished.

My windows are very large. Does that change the job?

Larger screens need a heavier frame and careful tensioning or they bow. It is worth mentioning when you call so the estimate reflects it.

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