Replacing a window screen costs $322 on average per screen, but a small standard screen can cost as little as $30.1,3 Size, frame type and material drive the price, and a DIY rescreen costs $10 to $25.1 Prices below are national averages* for 2026.

*National averages, not local quotes. Your price depends on screen size, shape, material and local labor rates.

$322

average per screen (Angi, HomeAdvisor)

$398

average (Thumbtack)

$30–$150

small standard screen

$10–$25

DIY rescreen

What sources say

Source Average Range
Angi $322 $147 – $522 per screen; 7,453 Angi Pro projects
HomeAdvisor $322 $147 – $522; same figures as Angi, so one dataset
This Old House $317 $147 – $515 per screen
Thumbtack $398 $235 – $676; its own data

Angi, HomeAdvisor and This Old House land on nearly the same range, so treat them as one view. Thumbtack is the independent number.1,2,3,4 The averages sit well above the size-based prices below, so use the size table for a single standard screen.

Cost by size (Angi)

Size Dimensions (inches) Cost
Small 24×36 $30 – $150
Medium 36×48 $60 – $200
Large 48×72 $120 – $350
Custom Any nonstandard shape $70 – $900

Cost by screen type (Angi)

Type Cost Trade-off
Standard $30 – $150 Affordable, less durable
Sliding $50 – $250 For sliding windows
Retractable $60 – $350 Discreet, complex install
Pet-resistant $100 – $500 Withstands scratches
Solar $150 – $500 Blocks UV rays
Security $120 – $1,000 Resists break-ins
Storm $600 – $1,050 Added weather protection

Cost by material (Angi)

Material Cost
Fiberglass $60 – $350
Aluminum $70 – $400
Stainless steel $60 – $480
Copper $100 – $900
Brass $120 – $980

HomeAdvisor lists slightly lower fiberglass pricing, $60 to $260 installed.3

Labor, repairs and extras

Item Cost
Labor per screen (HomeAdvisor) $20 – $50
Labor per hour (Angi) $50 – $80
Minimum service fee (Angi) $50 – $100
Repair a screen (Angi) $20 – $70
Professional cleaning or minor fix (Angi) $10 – $40
Permit, rarely needed (Angi) $25 – $150

Angi suggests replacing instead of repairing once repair cost nears half the cost of a new screen.1 Thumbtack lists a minimum service fee example of $35 in-town and $65 out-of-town from one Florida pro.4

DIY or hire

A rescreen is one of the easier home repairs. Angi puts DIY materials at $10 to $25 per screen: mesh at $2 to $5 per square foot, spline at $2 to $5, a new frame at $10 to $25 if needed, and a roller tool at $5 to $10.1 HomeAdvisor warns that popping a screen out can crack glass or dent the frame, so a pro makes sense for upper floors or custom shapes.3 Home Depot’s rolls of screen category lists mesh and repair supplies.

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Sources
1. Angi — Window Screen Replacement Cost
2. This Old House — Window Screen Replacement Cost
3. HomeAdvisor — Window Screen Replacement Cost
4. Thumbtack — Window Screen Replacement Cost