Or are you still waiting for a call back from your screen door manufacturer company? 

It's mid-February and in some areas of the country, spring is right on the doorstep. And you know what that means. Lots of customers opening up seasonal homes, or doing their spring cleaning.

Demand is high for pet-proof & pet-safe screen doors.

People love their pets as part of the family. Yet even the most loved pet gets grumbled at the 20th time they want to go out in an hour. And even the most patient pet can get impatient waiting to be let out.

Thinking it would be easier to just get a replacement screen door?

Screen door repairs seem like an easy DIYer. But if you have (or want) a decorative french screen door, or an enclosed patio screen room, those seemingly easy repairs just got more complicated. And truthfully, have you ever had a neighbor say to you, "That was such an easy screen door repair! It went exactly like the instruction manual said it would!"

Where Do Most Screen Door Designs and Hardware Fall Short?

Have you ever tried to buy a screen door that didn't have just the standard black handle, no matter what color the door was? Were you frustrated that you could get a custom screen door, but still had to settle for a black, or if you were lucky, a white color for your decorative screen door hardware?

If you live on the coast, or somewhere that has harsh winters, then you have to question if your screen door will hold up to those difficult environments. 

Purchasers and inventory managers of suppliers have their hands full keeping up with the handles and hardware of screen doors. Many screen door companies start with a screen door blank, but then it is up to you to manage what handles, closure tubes, hinges, bug sweeps and screws your company keeps on hand. Think of the valuable inventory space used to store screen door hardware! Not only that, but what about the time and expense of man hours needed to maintain that inventory?

If you are a contractor, then you know how rare it is to work with a perfectly square opening! When installing an aluminum screen door, you want a perfect reveal around the door – but how do you accomplish that? 

The Perception: Why People Don’t Buy Screen Doors

Homeowners obviously do not want to invest their money in that, so they go to their next option: a storm door. They do this even though they do not want to spend the money that many storm doors command.We all know what comes to mind when we think of typical screen doors: cheap and flimsy, with its screen blown out, flapping in the breeze. Not very appealing, is it?

Do your screen doors hang low? Do they wobble to and fro? People forget how important of a factor a hinge is to a door’s success.