Window Screen Repair in Livingston County

Torn mesh, a bent frame, or a patio screen that will not stay in the track is a screen job — not a window-glass job. Kosin's Glass repairs and rebuilds window and door screens in Howell for Livingston County homes.

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Kosin's Glass · 222 W Grand River Ave, Howell, MI 48843 · Mon–Fri 8–5, Sat 9–3.

How much does it cost to have a screen made for a window?

Price follows frame size, mesh (standard, pet, extra-fine), and whether the existing frame can be reused. A single kitchen window is not a porch wall. Bring the frame or the opening measurements to Howell for a quote — we will not post a fake per-screen number.

Can I buy pre-made window screens?

Big-box pre-mades fit a few stock sizes. Most Livingston County openings are not those sizes, so the spline pops or light shows at the edge. Kosin's Glass builds to the opening. If a pre-made already fits, say so and we will tell you honestly whether a custom rebuild is wasted money.

Where can I buy custom-sized window screens?

At a glass shop that still builds screens, not only auto glass. Kosin's Glass at 222 W Grand River Ave in Howell rescreens frames, rebuilds damaged ones, and can do pet mesh when cats blow through standard fiberglass.

Can you just rescreen a window instead of replacing the frame?

Yes, when the aluminum frame is still square. If the frame is kinked or the corner keys are shot, a new frame is cheaper than fighting a twist. We will show you which one you have.

Do you repair patio and porch screens in Howell?

Yes. Patio door screens and porch panels are the same spline-and-mesh work at a larger scale. Measure the opening or bring a photo; we will tell you whether it is a rescreen or a rebuild.

Related service pages:

• Howell home glass repair
• Residential glass
• Contact Kosin's Glass

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