Fly screens and ember screens for Blue Mountains homes
Bushland on every side means insects in summer and embers in fire season. We fit screens that handle both, and repair the ones you have.
Ask for a quote View services- Metal ember mesh available
- Fine mesh for midges
- Glenbrook to Katoomba
Our screens
Insect screens, ember screens and repairs.
Bushfire ember screens
Metal mesh screens that help keep embers out.
Read more →Window fly screens
Screens made to fit any window, old or new.
Read more →Screen doors
Hinged and sliding screen doors.
Read more →Midge and fine mesh
Tighter mesh for tiny insects.
Read more →Fly screen repairs
Rescreening, frames and doors fixed.
Read more →Pet-resistant screens
Strong mesh for cats and dogs.
Read more →Screens for life next to the bush
Mountain homes deal with more insects than most of Sydney: mosquitoes after rain, midges near creeks and moths drawn to lights at night. Many older cottages also have timber windows that need screens made to fit unusual sizes.
Bushfire is the other consideration. Screens made from metal mesh with small openings help stop embers getting in through open windows. We can fit these, and your builder or certifier can confirm what your property's bushfire rating requires.
Why mountain homeowners choose us
Made to fit
Old cottages and odd windows are no problem.
Ember mesh options
Metal mesh where it matters.
Local trips
We work up and down the mountains every week.
Questions
Do I need ember screens?
If your home is in a bushfire-prone area, your BAL rating decides. Your builder or certifier can confirm it.
Can you screen timber windows?
Yes, we make screens to suit timber frames.
Do you go to Katoomba?
Yes, we cover the lower and upper mountains.
What mesh stops midges?
Fine mesh with smaller openings.
Areas
We cover the lower and upper Blue Mountains.
How it works
Get in touch — Tell us about your windows and doors.
Measure — We visit and measure each opening.
Fit — Screens are made and fitted.
Where you'll see us
Springwood
Family homes surrounded by bush on the mid mountains.
Katoomba
Older cottages with timber windows and strong westerly winds.
Blaxland
Lower mountains homes with decks and sliding doors.
Glenbrook
Leafy streets near the national park entrance.
Leura
Federation and heritage homes with odd-sized windows.
Wentworth Falls
Homes near the lake where midges are common.
Ember screens and BAL ratings explained
What your bushfire rating means for window screens.
Ask for a screen quote
Tell us your town and what you need screened.