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Screen doors and hardware in Spring Hill, FL
The door is the hardest-working part of any enclosure. When it sags, sticks, or won't latch, bugs get in and the pool area isn't secure.
Typical door problems
- The door won't close or latch by itself
- It drags on the deck or sags at the latch side
- Closer arm is broken or missing
- Hinges or handles are rusted
- A gap under the door lets in frogs and lizards
Pool safety
Florida's residential pool safety rules call for barriers around pools, and self-closing, self-latching doors are a common part of that. If you have grandchildren visiting, a working closer and latch is an easy safety upgrade.
What can be replaced
- Entire screen door
- Closers and springs
- Hinges, handles, and latches
- Kick plates and bottom sweeps
- Pet doors installed in a screen panel
Screen doors & hardware questions
Can a pet door go in my pool cage?
Yes. Pet doors can be installed in a screen panel or door.
How do I know if my door closer is bad?
If the door doesn't swing shut and latch on its own from fully open, the closer likely needs adjusting or replacing.
Areas served
Screen doors & hardware for homes in Spring Hill and nearby communities.
Other services
Ready to enjoy a bug-free pool again?
Call for a free estimate on rescreening, repairs, or a new enclosure.
Call (352) 723-5147