Sliding Screen Doors in Liberty, MO

Liberty grew out from the Square, and the older homes around William Jewell College and in the Jewell-Lightburne Historic District have front doors and porches worth keeping exactly as they are. Hanging a storm door or a swing screen door means framing over the trim. Our Sliding Screens don't require the framing a traditional door system needs. Each one is built to the exact size of your door, slides across in seconds, and retracts into its housing so the door is fully visible the rest of the time. The same screens suit the French doors and patio sliders in Clay Meadows, Claywoods, Birkdale and Ella's Crossing.

The front doors near the Square are single doors, and a Standard Sliding Screen covers one up to 65 inches wide and 9 feet tall. A pair of French doors in Clay Meadows or Claywoods takes the double door version, up to 130 inches. The newer homes in Birkdale and Ella's Crossing with bi-fold doors take the Large Opening model, which spans up to 12 feet, or 24 feet with two screens paired.

Every model offers 3 handle options. A couple of things come with any screen like this: some angles make the mesh look slightly wavy, and the tracks need a little lubricant several times a year, with the bottom track sitting low across the doorway. We measure every door at your Liberty home and keep the quoted price good for 180 days.

A front porch in the historic district is part of the street's character, and the neighbors notice when a storm door goes up on a hundred year old doorway. A Sliding Screen sidesteps that. The housing is slim and painted to match, the door stays visible, and the screen only appears on the evenings you want the front door open.