Window screens are the repair everyone postpones — one torn corner becomes three missing screens, and suddenly it’s mosquito season. Here’s the good news: window screens are the most affordable re-screening work there is. These are our real 2026 prices for window screen repair and replacement across Toronto and the GTA — parts and labour included, free estimate first, and bulk pricing when we do several windows in one visit.
Window Screen Prices in Toronto (2026)
| Service | Typical Price (parts & labour) |
|---|---|
| On-site estimate & inspection | FREE |
| Window screen re-screen (new mesh in your frame) | $100 – $150 per screen |
| Several windows in one visit | Bulk pricing — quoted on the spot |
| Custom-built window screen (frame damaged or missing) | Quoted by size at your free estimate |
A re-screen keeps your existing frame and replaces the mesh and spline — it’s the fix for the vast majority of window screens. Custom builds are for frames that are bent, broken or missing entirely, and since every window differs, we quote those honestly by size on-site rather than publish a made-up range.
What Moves You Within the $100–150?
- Screen size — a small basement window sits at the bottom of the range; an oversized picture-window screen at the top.
- Mesh choice — standard fibreglass is the baseline; aluminum, pet-resistant and fine no-see-um mesh cost a little more. Our mesh comparison guide covers when each is worth it.
- Frame condition — a straight frame with worn corner keys is still a re-screen; a crushed frame moves you to a custom build.
The Bulk-Visit Advantage
Most of the cost of a single window screen is getting a technician and a stocked truck to your house. Once we’re there, each additional screen is faster than the first — which is why bulk pricing applies when we re-screen several at once. If you have a season’s worth of damaged screens, count them before you call: doing five in one visit beats five separate calls every time.
Almost nobody calls about one window screen — they call about one, and when we arrive there are four more leaning in the garage “from before.” Bring them all out: re-screening is quick work with the truck stocked, the bulk price makes every screen after the first cheaper, and you get one bug-free house instead of a five-year backlog. The screens we can’t re-screen are almost always frames that spent a winter under a snow shovel.
Window Screens vs. Door Screens — Where the Money Differs
Door mesh re-screens run $150–250 because doors are bigger and their mesh takes structural tension; windows are smaller, faster jobs at $100–150. If you’re fixing both in one visit, that’s the best-value service call there is — the full breakdown lives in our Toronto screen door repair cost guide.
Free estimate — bulk pricing when we do several windows in one visit.
Get a Free EstimateWindow Screen Cost FAQs
How much does it cost to re-screen one window in Toronto?
$100–150 including parts and labour — size and mesh choice set where you land in the range. The on-site estimate is free and the quote is firm before work starts.
Is it cheaper per screen if I do several at once?
Yes — bulk pricing applies when we re-screen multiple windows in one visit, because the travel and setup are shared. It’s the single best way to lower your per-screen cost.
What if my frame is bent or the screen is missing entirely?
We measure and build custom window screens on-site — any size or profile, including older and discontinued frames. Those are quoted by size at the free estimate.
Does upgraded mesh cost extra?
A little — pet-resistant and fine no-see-um mesh sit above standard fibreglass. We’ll tell you honestly whether your windows actually need them.
Do you fix window screens and door screens in the same visit?
Yes — and it’s the most economical way to book us. One visit, one stocked truck, every screen in the house handled. See our window screen repair service for everything included.
