Bug Screens, Window Screens & Storm Doors in Squamish

Why Squamish Needs Screens

If you've spent a summer evening on a Brackendale patio, you already know. The Squamish River, Mamquam River, Stawamus River, and the estuary create one of the most productive insect breeding environments in the province. Mosquitoes and blackflies peak from May through August, and they don't politely stay outside. Without proper bug screens on every window and door, your house becomes their house.

Squamish's growth over the last decade — from ~17,000 to ~25,000+ residents — has brought massive new construction. The townhome developments in Waterfront Landing, SEAandSKY, and the University Heights area feature sliding windows, patio sliders, and entries that all need screening from day one. Older Squamish homes in Valleycliffe, Brackendale, and Garibaldi Highlands have original screens that are 20-40 years old and well past their lifespan. Whether you need window screen replacement for an aging Valleycliffe rancher or custom window screens for a brand-new Garibaldi Springs build, we handle it all.

Our repair-first philosophy was built for Squamish. Not every damaged screen needs full replacement — often a re-mesh, frame straighten, or hardware swap gets another 5-10 years of life out of your existing screens. That saves you money and keeps waste out of the landfill. For new installations, our sliding screen doors start at $260, storm doors from $350, and window screens from $80 — all including measurement through installation with a 1-year warranty.

Local Knowledge

We're based on Government Road in Brackendale. We sponsor local community partners, advertise in the Squamish Chief, and show up to jobs in a truck our neighbours recognize. We've screened homes on every street in Valleycliffe, the eagle-watching houses along the Brackendale dike, the heritage homes in Dentville, the newer builds in Garibaldi Estates, the riverside properties in North Yards, and the townhome developments along Loggers Lane. When you call 778-266-1717, you're calling a Squamish number answered by a Squamish business. We operate on the unceded traditional territory of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) and maintain real relationships in this community.

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