Windows & Doors
Solar Screens in Houston, TX
Houston sun loads west- and south-facing glass hard for much of the year. Solar screens cut glare and heat gain while still letting you see out — a practical add-on for homes and offices that already have good windows but need relief from direct sun.
- Years of Experience
- Licensed & Insured
- By Appointment
- Residential & Commercial
When solar screens are worth adding
- 01 Afternoon sun overheats a room even with the AC running
- 02 Glare makes TVs or desks hard to use near the windows
- 03 You want heat control without heavy tint that darkens the room at night
- 04 Existing insect screens are worn and due for replacement anyway
- 05 A commercial office needs comfort on a sun-facing elevation
Do solar screens help with Houston heat and glare?
Yes. Solar screens are designed to reduce solar heat and glare through windows while maintaining outward visibility. They are a common upgrade on west- and south-facing elevations in Houston where afternoon sun drives up interior temperatures and washes out screens and furniture.
- Benefit
- Less glare and solar heat at the glass
- Fit
- Sized to the window opening
- Contact
- (832) 253-2925
How the job is done
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01
Comfort at the glass
Screens reduce the solar load that turns a sunny room into a heat trap.
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02
View preserved
You keep an outward view — solar screens are not blackout treatments.
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03
Sized to each opening
Frames and mesh are matched to the window so the screen sits correctly.
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04
Pairs with glass work
Screens can be discussed alongside window glass replacement in the same visit.
Solar screens versus window tint
Tint films live on the glass; solar screens sit in front of it. Screens are removable for cleaning and do not permanently change the look of the glass at night the way some dark tints do. For many Houston homes, screens are the simpler comfort upgrade on a few hot elevations.
If you are already replacing insulated glass, ask about screens in the same appointment so sun control and glass work are planned together.
How we handle solar screens
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01
Identify problem elevations
We note which windows take the worst sun and how the openings are framed.
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Measure openings
Each screen is sized to the window it will cover.
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Build and install
Screens are fabricated and set so they seat securely and operate as designed.
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Confirm fit
We check seating and appearance from inside and outside before closing out.
Who is doing the work
- Family-owned glass and mirror shop serving Houston and nearby cities
- Custom shower enclosures, mirrors, windows and reglazing measured to the opening
- Residential and commercial work, from a single pane to a full mirrored wall
- Clear scheduling, careful install and a clean finish when the job is done
Years
Hands-On Experience
Licensed
License T189489
Custom
Fabrication & Install
Insured
Company Coverage
Solar Screens across 100 miles of Houston
Serving communities in Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Brazoria and Galveston counties within 100 miles of Houston.
Questions about solar screens
Will solar screens make my rooms too dark?
They reduce glare and heat; they do not black out a room like heavy shades. The interior still receives daylight, with less harsh sun on the glass.
Can you put solar screens on only some windows?
Yes. Many customers screen only the west or south elevations that cause the problem, not every window on the house.
How do I request solar screen work?
Call (832) 253-2925 to get an appointment. We will look at the openings and discuss screen options for those elevations.
Often needed alongside this
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Windows & Doors
Replacement and new glass for residential and commercial windows and doors.
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Double-Pane Windows
Insulated glass unit replacement when seals fail or panes fog.
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Glass Installation & Repair
Install new glass and repair damaged glass across homes and businesses.
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