
Standard Florida screen mesh lasts weeks around a determined dog or cat. PetScreen is 7x stronger and holds up against claws, snouts, and the daily wear pets put on lower enclosure panels — so you stop replacing screen every season.
Standard fiberglass screen is designed to stop insects — not a 70-lb Labrador or a cat that's decided the bottom corner is its personal entrance. In Orange City and across Volusia County, we've replaced the same torn lower panels for the same families year after year until they upgrade to PetScreen. Once they do, the calls stop.
Heavy-duty PetScreen is 7x stronger than standard fiberglass. Dogs and cats can't claw through it.
Same great airflow and visibility as regular screen. Your porch stays cool and comfortable.
Wipes clean with a damp cloth. Resists pet hair, dander, and outdoor dirt.
UV-resistant and moisture-proof. Stands up to Florida's heat, humidity, and afternoon storms.
I'm Kyle. My family has been in the screen business for three generations in Volusia County, and I've seen every type of damage a Florida pet can do to screen. Standard fiberglass mesh is rated for insects — not dogs, not cats, and definitely not the combination of pet pressure and Florida's UV and humidity that breaks it down from both sides.
PetScreen is a vinyl-coated polyester mesh that resists puncture, clawing, and the salt-air corrosion that weakens standard screen in coastal Florida conditions. We install it on pool enclosures and screen porches throughout Orange City, Deltona, DeBary, and DeLand — and we've yet to have a callback from a pet-damage issue after installing it.

"Professionalism and skill. Not only is it super well made, was accommodating to the style I wanted. Strong and beautiful, this is the work of a gifted craftsmen."
Brett N.
"Kingdom Screens did an amazing job rescreening our entire pool enclosure. The team was professional, on time, and the results exceeded our expectations."
Sarah M.
"Fast, affordable, and top-quality work. Our porch looks brand new. Will definitely use them again."
David R.