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GILMANS WINDOW AND DOOR SCREENS
- Free Estimates
- Onsite Measurements and Installations
- Installations Guarantee
- Window/Door Screen Repair
- Custom Window Screens
- Custom Sliding Screen Doors
- Custom Retractable Screens
- Full line of Swinging Doors
- Heavy Duty Storm Doors
- Security Doors
- Pet Doors within Screens and Pet Grills
- Suntex Screens
Gilmans Kitchens and Baths has been a full service screen shop since 1954, servicing San Mateo, Foster City, Burlingame, San Bruno, Millbrae, South San Francisco, Colma, Pacifica, Half Moon Bay, and San Francisco.
Our San Francisco showroom is open Tuesday – Saturday and if you are unable to come in with your broken screens, Gilmans will come out to pick-up, measure and deliver your brand new screen for you. You can also drop your screens off at any of our locations throughout the Bay Area.
Gilmans carries heavy duty aluminum frames in .025 metal thickness. Our standard screen mesh material is 18/14 fiberglass (heavier that the standard of 18/16. Gilmans also uses steel ball-bearing rollers on all of our wheels. These components will ensure that your screens will last longer.
FRAME WIDTHS: 5/16, 3/8, 7/16
WINDOW SCREEN FINISHES: Dark Bronze, White, Grey, Tan, and (Custom Colors upon request)
FRAME FINISHES: Dark Bronze, White, Adobe, Grey, Tan, Anodized, Black, and (Custom Colors upon request)
SUNTEX SCREENS: Aluminum, Sunscreen, Bright Bronze, Pet Resistant (All in Black finishes only)
*Aluminum Mesh Available Upon Request
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Take a look at the video below to see some of the latest innovations in screen entry areas and doors.