French-door openings can use different screen configurations, so the visible door and screen setup must be identified before any work is approved. A problem that looks like a torn screen may also involve fit, track, hinges, latches, handles, or another part of the existing assembly.
Identify the Existing Door and Screen Configuration
Photograph the full opening with both door panels visible. Record whether the existing screen is hinged, sliding, retractable, removable, or part of another assembly. Also note where the screen attaches and whether any manufacturer or model information is visible.
Separate Mesh Damage From Fit or Hardware Problems
A complete request should show whether the visible problem is torn or loose mesh, a damaged screen frame, poor alignment, a track issue, worn hinges, a latch problem, or another hardware condition. More than one component may need to be reviewed, but the written scope should list each included item separately.
Confirm Service Fit and Parts Availability
Eligible work may involve door hardware service or patio screen repair, depending on the existing condition. Brand-specific systems and replacement components may require product information or another provider. This page does not promise replacement French doors, new built-in screen installation, custom product fabrication, or proprietary parts.
What the Written Scope Should Identify
- The exact door opening and screen configuration
- The mesh, frame, track, hinge, latch, handle, or related item included
- The finish, fit, and parts assumptions used for the estimate
- Any excluded door, glass, structural, electrical, or product-specific work
Request an Existing-Screen Review
Send clear photos of the French-door opening and the visible screen problem through the contact form. TD Screen FL can review the condition and confirm whether the requested screen or hardware work fits the approved service scope.