Commercial · Palm Coast, FL
A commercial screen door needs to close cleanly, latch every time, and stand up to constant traffic without dragging or racking. Palm Coast Screens installs and repairs commercial screen door systems for restaurants, storefronts, warehouses, and multi-tenant buildings, with durable hardware and precise alignment that holds up.
We start by measuring the opening at multiple points, checking the jambs for plumb and the head for sag, then confirming swing direction, ADA clearance needs, and latch height. If the frame is out of square, we correct it with shimming, hinge-side reinforcement, and anchor placement so the door does not twist under use. For replacements, we document existing hardware and hole patterns, then remove worn closers, hinges, and kickplates without damaging aluminum storefront frames or wood jambs. On repairs, we diagnose the real cause first, loose screws in stripped holes, hinge wear, a failing closer, or a bowed door, then rebuild the mounting points with the right fasteners and backing.
Florida heat, humidity, and wind-driven rain punish screen doors, and salt air can accelerate corrosion, so we match materials to the environment. We commonly install aluminum-frame commercial screen doors with stainless steel screws, corrosion-resistant hinges, and adjustable hydraulic or pneumatic door closers, then set sweep and threshold gaps to control insects without binding. For screening, we use commercial-grade mesh options such as fiberglass insect screen, tighter-weave no-see-um mesh where needed, and pet-resistant mesh for high-contact areas. We seal and tune the fit, verify the latch does not bounce in gusts, and test for smooth operation across temperature changes that can expand aluminum and shift clearances.
Palm Coast customers choose us because we treat a commercial screen door like a piece of operating equipment, not a quick add-on. Our crews show up with hinge shims, rivet tools, tap-and-die kits, quality fasteners, and replacement closer arms so we can fix the root issue in one visit when possible. You get clear options, repair versus replace, hardware upgrades, and mesh choices, with a written estimate and a scope that matches how your staff and customers actually use the door. We are licensed and insured, and we schedule to reduce downtime for entries, service doors, and receiving areas.
At completion, we do a closing walkthrough with you and cycle the door repeatedly to confirm consistent latch, controlled close speed, and no scraping at the threshold. We check alignment, tighten all hardware, and verify the closer is set to prevent slamming while still meeting your operational needs. You receive a written summary of materials used (door frame type, mesh, hinges, closer model), care guidance for cleaning tracks and tightening intervals, and recommendations if the surrounding frame or threshold needs future attention. If you have multiple doors, we can standardize hardware so future service is faster and parts are easier to keep on hand.
Yes. We provide a free written estimate after an on-site evaluation so measurements, materials, and scope are accurate.
Yes. Palm Coast Screens is licensed and insured for screening work.
Yes. We can replace individual panels, sections around doors, or any damaged openings without rescreening the entire enclosure, when the framing is in good condition.
Yes. We install and repair screen doors, including hinges, closers, handles, latches, and alignment issues that cause dragging or poor sealing.
Pricing depends on the number and size of openings, mesh type, door and hardware work, and whether aluminum framing repairs are needed before screening.
If your entry or service door is slamming, dragging, failing to latch, or letting bugs into a kitchen or work area, the problem is usually alignment, worn hardware, or the wrong screen and closer for the traffic level. Palm Coast Screens provides commercial screen door installation and repair for restaurants, retail back doors, storage rooms, breezeways, and high-use employee entrances, focusing on durable components and repeatable performance, not temporary fixes.
A commercial screen door works only when the frame is true and the hardware is matched to the opening. We inspect jamb condition, hinge-side attachment, threshold height, and latch alignment, then correct the mounting so the door swings without rubbing. Common fixes include replacing worn hinges, re-anchoring stripped screw holes, installing reinforcement plates, changing out damaged kickplates, and upgrading closers to handle heavier use and wind exposure. When a door is beyond repair, we replace it with an aluminum-frame unit sized to the opening and built with the right hinge spacing and latch type for the application.
Screen choice matters in commercial settings. We install standard fiberglass insect screen for everyday openings, tighter no-see-um mesh for areas where small insects are a problem, and pet-resistant mesh where carts, shoes, or customers frequently contact the screen. We also set sweeps, stops, and clearances so the door seals well without binding as materials expand in heat and humidity. The goal is a dependable close, a secure latch, and fewer call-backs for the same issue.
After installation or repair, we test close speed, check latch engagement, and verify there is no frame flex or threshold drag. You get a written estimate up front, a clean work area after service, and a clear overview of what was replaced and how to maintain it. If you manage multiple units or doors, we can help standardize closer types and hardware so your maintenance is simpler and future repairs are faster.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in Palm Coast. We assess the project, review the details, and give you a written quote before any work starts, so you know exactly what to expect.
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