Screen, door and blind repairs on the Gold Coast
We repair and service security doors, fly screens, window screens and blinds across the northern Gold Coast: worn rollers, sticky locks, sagging closers, torn mesh and snapped cords. Most faults are fixed on the first visit from parts on the van, by the same team that installs them, with a written quote first.
What we repair.
We repair screens and blinds whoever made them, as long as parts are available. Send us a photo first and we will tell you whether it is a repair or a replacement before anyone visits.
Most requested
Security door repairs
Locks that will not turn, hinges that drop, closers that slam and doors that no longer meet the frame.
Locks
Hinges
Closers
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Sliding door rollers and tracks
New rollers, cleaned and straightened tracks, and adjusted heights so a heavy slider runs with one finger again.
Rollers
Tracks
Sliders
Book a slider repair
Re-meshing
New mesh in your existing frame: fly mesh, pet mesh, midge mesh or a step up to stainless where the frame suits it.
Fly mesh
Pet mesh
Stainless
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Blind repairs
Snapped chains, worn control units, broken springs and new bottom rails for roller blinds and venetians.
Chains
Springs
Rollers
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Outdoor blind servicing
Zips back into the channel, worn spline replaced, springs tensioned and motors checked on outdoor blinds.
Zip track
Motors
Springs
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Free measure
Not sure it can be fixed?
Send us a photo of the fault and, if you can, the brand label or a close-up of the lock or roller. We will tell you what it needs and roughly what it costs.
Repair or replace?
Torn mesh
Sticky slider
Lock not catching
Blind not rolling
Torn or sagging mesh
Usually a re-mesh.
If the frame is straight and the corners are tight, new mesh in the old frame is the cheaper fix and looks as good as new. If the frame is bent, the corners have split or the screen is the thin roll-formed kind, a new screen is the better buy and we will say so.
Sliders that drag
Usually rollers and a clean.
Most sliding doors that drag have worn rollers or a track packed with sand and grit. We fit new rollers, clean and straighten the track and set the height so the door runs freely and locks again. A badly damaged track can be capped rather than replaced.
Locks and closers
Usually an adjustment or a new lock.
A lock that will not catch is often a door that has dropped on its hinges or a keeper that has moved. We adjust the door first. If the lock is worn or corroded by salt, we fit a new one and can key it to match your other doors.
Blinds that stick or drop
Usually a control unit or spring.
A roller blind that slips, sticks or will not stay down usually has a worn control unit, a stretched chain or a tired spring. Those parts can be replaced in the bracket. If the fabric has faded or split, a new blind on the old brackets is often good value.
A service schedule for salt air.
Most of the repairs we see near the coast start as grit and salt. A few minutes of care every few months saves most of them, and we can do the yearly check for you.
Care and maintenanceEvery 3 months
Rinse and wipe
Hose the mesh, frames and tracks with fresh water and wipe with mild soapy water. Homes on a canal or the Broadwater do best with a rinse every month or two.
Every 6 months
Clear the tracks
Vacuum the sliding door tracks and the channels of outdoor blinds, and check that the rollers turn without grinding.
Every year
Check the hardware
Check that locks turn smoothly, closers shut the door without slamming and hinges have not dropped. Book a service if anything feels stiff.
Warranty
Repairs come with a warranty too.
Every repair comes with a written note of what we did, the parts we fitted and how long they are covered. If we installed the screen or blind in the first place, the original schedule still applies.
Repair workmanship
2 years
New locks and hardware
5 years
Replacement fly mesh
2 years
Blind motors
2 years
Our own installs
Original schedule
Repair warranty covers the parts we fit and the work we do. It does not cover other parts of an older screen or blind, or damage from impact, storms or harsh cleaning products.
Read the full warrantyPrice
What affects the price.
Most repairs are quoted from a photo before we visit, so you know the cost up front. Re-meshing an existing screen typically sits between $140 and $320. Four things move a repair price most.
01
Parts needed
A new lock or motor costs more than rollers or a chain.
02
Size of the screen
Large doors and stacker panels need more mesh and time.
03
Frame condition
Bent frames and split corners need more work or a new screen.
04
Number of jobs
Several repairs in one visit keep the cost per job down.
Where we do repairs.
Based in Coomera, we repair and service screens and blinds from Ormeau to Southport and across the Logan southern fringe. The repair quote is free in every suburb we cover.
All service areasQuestions about repairs.
Not sure what is wrong? Send us a photo of the fault and we will tell you what it needs and roughly what it costs.
See all questionsDo you repair screens and doors you did not install?
Yes, as long as parts are available. We carry rollers, locks, closers and mesh for most common brands. If a part is no longer made, we will tell you before we visit and suggest the closest fix or a replacement.
Is it worth re-meshing or should I replace the screen?
If the frame is straight and the corners are tight, re-meshing is usually the better value. If the frame is bent, the corners have split or the screen is a thin builder-grade frame, a new screen costs a little more and lasts far longer.
Can you upgrade a fly screen to security mesh?
Not in the same frame. Security mesh needs a heavier frame that clamps the mesh and is tested with it to AS 5039. We can replace the fly screen with a tested security screen made to fit the same opening.
Why is my sliding security door hard to open?
Usually worn rollers, a track full of grit, or a door that has dropped out of adjustment. We replace the rollers, clean and straighten the track and reset the height. It is one of the most common repairs we do.
My security door lock is stiff. Can it be fixed?
Often it just needs the door rehung so the bolts line up, plus a clean and a dry lubricant. If salt has corroded the lock body, we fit a new lock and can key it to match your other doors.
Can you fix a roller blind chain?
Yes. We replace snapped or stretched chains and worn control units in the bracket, and fit a wall tensioner so the new chain meets the cord safety standard.
How quickly can you come out?
Most repairs are booked within a week or two. Many are fixed on the first visit from parts on the van. If a part has to be ordered, we tell you when we quote and return to fit it.
Do you offer regular servicing?
Yes. Homes near the water can book a yearly service: we clean tracks, adjust rollers and closers, lubricate locks and check mesh, so small faults are caught before they turn into repairs.
Doors that slide again.
Send us a photo of the fault or book a visit. We will tell you what it needs, what it costs and when we can fix it, usually within two business days.
Book a free measureNo obligation · Most repairs fixed on the first visit