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Security screen doors in San Clemente, CA

White stucco, red tile, and ocean air through an open door.

Made for San Clemente

Doors that fit how San Clemente lives

White stucco, red tile, ocean below: San Clemente was planned from the start as a Spanish village by the sea, and remarkably, it still looks the part. The architecture is a gift - arched entries, courtyards, decks angled at the water - and it deserves doors that honor it. Daylight Steel security screen doors are fitted by our own installers to the openings Spanish Revival actually has, including arches and courtyard doorways, in finishes that sit naturally against white walls and dark wood.

The mesh is 316 marine-grade stainless steel, the alloy made for salt air, which San Clemente supplies daily; the door stays handsome where ordinary metals would pit and dull. It is strong enough to be genuinely secure - that is settled in the specification - and after that it is simply the best version of the village's oldest pleasure: doors open to the ocean. The afternoon wind off the water moves through the courtyard and into the house. The view from the deck stays a view. The dog holds her post at the screen while the neighborhood drifts toward the pier for sunset. Evening arrives on its own schedule here, and the house should be open when it does.

Installed pricing, published

  • Hinged security screen doorfrom $2,225
  • Sliding security doorfrom $2,625
  • French door security screensfrom $4,225
  • Security window screensfrom $825

Same table for every Orange County address - see full pricing.

Local install photos

Every San Clemente project we complete adds tagged photos to our gallery - local proof, building install by install.

Local questions

Asked in San Clemente

Can you fit arched Spanish Revival entries?

Yes - arches are part of San Clemente's architectural DNA, and we treat them as first-class work rather than a complication. Our installer templates the actual curve of your opening, the door is fabricated to follow it, and the same crew installs it to close cleanly. The result keeps the entry's original geometry intact, which is the whole point of owning a house in the Spanish Village.

How does the door stand up to living this close to the ocean?

It is built from the alloy the ocean cannot bully. The mesh is 316 stainless - the marine grade specified for boat hardware - which resists the pitting and staining that daily salt air inflicts on ordinary metals. A periodic freshwater rinse is the entire maintenance program. On the coast, material grade is destiny, and this is the top of the class.

What finishes work with white stucco and dark wood?

Our finish palette was practically drawn from this town. Deep bronze and black frames disappear against dark-stained doors and beams, while softer earth tones sit gracefully on white stucco. The mesh itself reads as a quiet plane of shadow, so the composition of arch, wall, and woodwork stays exactly as the architect intended. We bring samples so you can judge against your own walls.

Is your pricing really published?

It is - openly, on our website, which remains almost unheard of in this industry. You can see ranges for standard doors, sliders, and the custom and arched work San Clemente homes often call for, all before scheduling a measurement. The written quote you receive afterward is final. We would rather earn the job with the product than with a living-room pitch.

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