Fly screens for windows, patio doors and terrace doors, made to fit each opening. Roller, pleated, sliding, fixed, motorised and wind-resistant screens with side guides. We measure at your property, recommend the right type for each opening and fit it ourselves.
We are based in Albox and work across the Almanzora Valley, the Levante coast (Vera, Mojácar, Garrucha, Huércal-Overa, Cuevas del Almanzora and Pulpí), Baza, Lorca and Águilas. Our team speaks English.
Which fly screen for which opening?
Villas, country houses and townhouses here often mix several window types: tilt-and-turn windows, sliding patio doors, wide terrace openings and small bathroom windows. Each one suits a different mosquito net.
Roller fly screens
The mesh rolls up into a small box at the top when you are not using it. A common choice for inward-opening and tilt-and-turn windows.
- For casement and tilt-and-turn windows
- Rolls away out of sight
- Can sit alongside a roller shutter, depending on the opening
- Measured to the actual opening
Pleated fly screens
The mesh folds like an accordion and slides sideways. Well suited to patio and terrace doors that you walk through many times a day.
- For patio and terrace doors
- Opens and closes sideways
- Folds into a compact stack
Sliding fly screens
One or more mesh panels running in their own track, just like a sliding window. The natural match for aluminium and uPVC sliding windows and patio doors.
- For sliding windows and doors
- Panels glide along a track
- Simple to use
Fixed fly screens
A framed mesh that stays in place. Ideal for windows you rarely lean out of: bathrooms, kitchens, utility rooms and high windows.
- For windows you seldom open wide
- No moving parts
- Frame made to the opening
Motorised fly screens
A roller fly screen with a motor, so it goes up and down without you touching it. Useful for large or hard-to-reach openings, or if you already have electric roller shutters.
- For large or hard-to-reach openings
- Remote control or wall switch, depending on the model
- Pairs well with electric roller shutters
- Power supply assessed on site
Wind-resistant fly screens with side guides
The mesh is held in side guides along its full height, which makes it much harder for the wind to pull it out. Our recommendation for exposed terraces, sea-facing homes and open countryside.
- For windy terraces and porches
- Mesh held in the side guides
- Can be motorised
How it works
- Tell us about your property: the town, how many windows and doors, and photos if you have them.
- We visit and measure each opening, checking how it opens, the space around it and how exposed it is to the wind.
- You receive a quote with the screen we recommend for each opening.
- Our team fits them and shows you how they work.
Replacing windows or shutters as well? We can survey everything in one visit. See our uPVC windows, aluminium windows and doors and roller shutters.
Fly screen FAQs
Which fly screen is best for patio doors?
A sliding screen for sliding patio doors, and a pleated screen for hinged doors you walk through often. If the terrace is exposed, a wind-resistant screen with side guides. We confirm the best option when we measure.
Can you fit fly screens to my existing windows?
In most cases, yes. We check the frame and the opening during the visit and tell you which type will fit.
How much do fly screens cost?
It depends on the type, the size and how many you need. We measure at your property and give you the price in your quote.
Do you speak English?
Yes. You can phone us, message us on WhatsApp or meet us on site in English.
Let us help you choose the right fly screen.
Tell us where your property is and which openings you want to screen. Call or WhatsApp us on +34 667 48 03 63 (open WhatsApp) or request a survey.
Office: Pol. Ind. Terdiguera, C/1, nave 77, 04800 Albox (Almería), Spain.