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  • A close up of a metal structure with a roof in the background.

    Sheeting Rescreen

    Sheeting Rescreen

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  • A roof of a house with a screened in area and a pool.

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    Sheeting is when the screen is installed with a roll of screen that is rolled across entire screens, which causes dark issues on the frame and makes it challenging to rescreen with sheets of screen.

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  • A close up of a metal structure with a screen on it.

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    Rolling in individually cut screens makes it easier to rescreen. Most companies install it in rolls due to cost, and it's easier for them but not typically recommended because it can cause higher costs in the future for you the customer.

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  • A metal structure with a clear roof is surrounded by trees.

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    To better explain, if a 4-panel roof bay was sheeted instead of screened into individual panels the first time, and you only have one ripped screen in that section, the repair is 4 screens total. This is because the 1 ripped screen is still connected to the 3 other screens in that roof bay section. This means a repair that should only be $125 total for one screen has now turned into 4 screens total, now costing $500.00 because the sheeting method was used the first time instead of rolling them into individual screens. In the long run, this screws over the homeowner because the screening company was too lazy to do it correctly the first time around.

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  • A man in a green shirt and hat is standing in front of a greenhouse.

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    Done Rite Screens never sheets. We only do individual roof screens, so in 5-10 years, when you call a screening company to replace a couple of damaged screens in the roof, it is only the screens you need to replace, not the whole roof bay section, because it was not sheeted the first time. It was Done Rite.

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