Bug Screens, Window Screens & Storm Doors in Lions Bay

Why Lions Bay Needs Screens

Lions Bay earned official Bear Smart Community status in 2011, and for good reason — bears, cougars, and deer regularly move through residential areas. That means your window screens and screen doors need to be tough. Our pet screens use heavy-duty TuffScreen mesh that resists animal contact, and our Wizard SlideView heavy-duty sliding screen doors feature reinforced metal corners that won't buckle under pressure.

The village's steep terrain between Kelvin Grove, the upper village, and Brunswick Beach creates sheltered pockets where mosquitoes and blackflies breed aggressively in the creek systems — Magnesia Creek, Harvey Creek, and Brunswick Creek all produce significant insect populations from late April through September. Bug screens are non-negotiable for comfortable living in Lions Bay.

Lions Bay homes range from 1960s character cottages to modern mountain builds with dramatic glass walls facing Howe Sound. The older homes often need custom window screens because nothing off-the-shelf fits their original frames. The newer builds need large-opening retractable screen doors and storm doors that can handle the winds funnelling up from the Sound. We provide wicket window screens for casement windows, sliding screen doors for horizontal sliders, and Alumico storm doors for exposed entries.

Local Knowledge

We drive through Lions Bay on Highway 99 every time we service anywhere between Vancouver and Squamish — it's 30 minutes south of our shop. We've screened homes on Oceanview Road with their full Howe Sound exposure, character homes on Centre Road, and newer builds up on Sunset Drive. We know that the upper village gets different wind patterns than the waterfront at Kelvin Grove Beach. And we know Lions Bay residents care about their community and their wildlife — which is why our screen restoration and repair-first philosophy resonates here. Fix what works, replace only what's broken.

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