Most screen door companies make you call just to hear a number. We’d rather you know what things cost before we’re standing at your door. Below are our real 2026 price ranges for screen door repair across Toronto and the GTA — parts and labour included in every price, with a free on-site estimate confirming your exact number before any work begins.
Screen Door Repair Prices in Toronto (2026)
| Service | Typical Price (parts & labour) |
|---|---|
| On-site estimate & inspection | FREE |
| Door mesh re-screen (new mesh & spline) | $150 – $250 |
| Roller & wheel replacement | $150 – $200 |
| Handle / latch replacement | $100 – $150 |
| Track & frame work | $150 – $250 |
| Doggie door installed in screen | $350 – $550 (by pet size) |
| Full custom replacement screen door | $550 – $650 |
| New storm door, supplied & installed | $1,200 – $1,450 |
| Window screen re-screen | $100 – $150 |
Every number above is all-in — no separate trip fees, no labour surprises added at the end.
What Moves You Within the Range?
- Door size: an oversized patio slider takes more mesh and more time than a standard door.
- Mesh choice: standard fibreglass sits at the low end of a re-screen; heavy-duty and pet-resistant mesh sit higher. (Our mesh comparison guide explains which is worth it.)
- Parts on the door: brand-specific handles and unusual roller assemblies cost more than universal parts — though our trucks carry both.
- Condition: a track that needs straightening alongside new rollers lands mid-range; a quick roller swap on a clean track sits at the bottom.
The Repair-vs-Replace Math, With Real Numbers
Here’s the arithmetic we walk homeowners through: a re-screen ($150–250) plus rollers ($150–200) on a straight-framed door totals roughly $300–450 — and the door glides like new. A full custom replacement runs $550–650. So if the frame is sound, repair usually wins. If the frame is bent, or the door needs mesh and rollers and a handle and track work, you’re brushing against replacement money for a door that’s still old — that’s when we quote both and let you choose. The full decision framework is in our repair-or-replace guide.
The most common ticket we write is rollers with a track clean-up — $150 to $200, done in one visit, and the homeowner usually says they wish they’d called two summers earlier. The estimate being free matters more than people think: we quote firm before touching the door, so the number you approve is the number you pay. Nobody’s ever been charged to find out their door was an easy fix.
Why We Publish Prices (When Most Don’t)
Ranges beat mysteries. You still get an exact, firm quote at the free inspection — the ranges exist so you can sanity-check any quote (including ours), budget before calling, and skip the companies whose “free quote” is really a sales visit. If your door’s problem isn’t in the table, it’s covered by one of our sliding screen door repair services — and the estimate is still free.
The on-site estimate is free — firm price before any work begins.
Get a Free EstimateCost FAQs
Is the estimate really free, even if I don’t book the repair?
Yes — the inspection and estimate cost nothing and carry no obligation. You approve the price before any work begins, or you don’t, and either way the visit was free.
Are parts included in these prices?
Yes. Every range above includes parts and labour — mesh, spline, rollers, handles, hardware and the work itself. No add-ons at the end.
Why is a custom replacement door $550–650 when big-box doors cost less?
Because it’s custom-measured to your actual opening, supplied and installed — not a trimmed universal frame that never tracks quite right. It’s the difference between a door that fits and a door that’s close.
What does a doggie door in a screen cost?
$350–550 installed, depending on your pet’s size — the flap and frame scale with the dog. Pairs well with pet-resistant mesh so the rest of the screen keeps up.
Do storm doors really run $1,200–1,450?
Yes — that’s a new Canadian-made storm door, custom-measured, supplied and installed complete. Storm door repairs (closers, inserts, screens) cost far less; the estimate tells you which side of that line your door is on.
Can I get a price over the phone?
We’ll give you the honest range immediately — the exact number needs eyes on the door, which is why the on-site estimate exists and is free.
