Installed pricing · Published
The pricing page this industry doesn't have
Every competitor makes you book a sales visit to hear a number. Here are ours, in the open - the written quote at your free measure matches them.
| Product | Installed price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Hinged security screen door per door, installed | $2,225-$3,600 from $2,225 | Single front or side entry, standard opening. Oversize, arched, and custom-color doors quote toward the top of the range. |
| Sliding security door per opening, installed | $2,625-$4,500 from $2,625 | Standard patio slider opening. Multi-panel and oversize sliders quoted at measure. |
| French door security screens per pair, installed | $4,225-$6,900 from $4,225 | Both panels, astragal seal, matched locks. |
| Security window screens per window, installed | $825-$1,450 from $825 | Fixed and openable configurations. Egress-rated bedroom screens quote toward the top of the range. |
Every door is custom measured, so your exact price is confirmed in writing at the free measure - before any commitment. Published ranges cover standard openings in our service area, installed.
No asterisks
Every price includes
- In-home measure and written quote, free
- Vista Security Screens™ system with marine-grade 316 stainless mesh - every product, no downgrade option
- 10-year manufacturer warranty on the powder-coat finish; 1 year on hardware; written terms with every quote
- Powder-coated frame in your choice of standard architectural colors
- Installation by our own trained team - never subcontractors
- Haul-away of your old screen door on request
What moves the number
Within the range, honestly
Four things set your exact price: the size of the opening, the configuration (a standard hinged door is simpler than an egress window system), the color (standard architectural powder-coats are included; custom matches cost more), and the condition of the existing frame - a square, sound opening installs faster than one that needs correction.
All four are settled at the measure, in front of you, and written down. The quote you keep is itemized, so you can see exactly where every dollar sits.
Why we publish
No sales visit required to see a number
Most companies in this category will only quote you after a salesperson is in your living room. We publish our prices instead. It keeps our quotes consistent from house to house, it saves you an afternoon, and it makes us easy to compare against anyone. Take these numbers shopping. We will still be the ones to beat.
Questions
About our pricing
Why ranges instead of exact prices?
Because every door is custom fabricated to your opening. Size, configuration, color, and hardware move the number within the published range - never outside it without us telling you why in writing. The free measure turns your range into an exact, itemized quote.
Why does almost nobody else publish security door pricing?
The industry norm is to get a salesperson into your living room before you see a number, because in-home pricing can flex to the customer. We think that erodes trust before the relationship starts. Publishing our ranges costs us the flexibility - and that's the point.
What could take a quote above the published range?
Genuinely unusual work: oversized or arched openings, structural repairs to the existing frame, or non-standard custom colors. If your project lands outside a published range, the written quote says exactly which line item is why - no bundled mystery numbers.
Is the in-home measure really free?
Yes, and with no obligation. You keep the written quote either way. Since our pricing is already public, the visit is about millimeters and color samples - not sales pressure.
When do I pay?
Nothing at the measure. A $250 deposit reserves your fabrication slot - you can pay it right from the quote page, and it stays fully refundable until the free measure confirms your final quote. The balance is due after your install passes your own walkthrough. Exact terms appear on the written quote.
Your exact number is one measure away.
Free, in-home, written down, and matching the table above. That's the whole pitch.
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