Retractable Screens in Draper

Backed up against the Wasatch foothills to the east and open to the valley floor to the north and west, Draper gets strong afternoon sun, consistent canyon breezes, and a steady population of mosquitoes and gnats from the nearby Jordan River Parkway during warmer months. Retractable screens let homeowners take advantage of those breezes for natural ventilation while keeping insects out.

Newer homes in the Suncrest area and along the Point of the Mountain tend to feature large glass openings that benefit from oversized retractable screens. Established neighborhoods closer to downtown Draper often have standard entry and French doors that pair well with single or double retractable units.

Single entry doors, where the screen covers a standard doorway and retracts to one side. French doors, where two screen panels meet in the center and retract to opposite sides. Sliding glass doors, where the screen tracks along the existing door frame. Large openings like multi-panel sliders or wide patio entries that need oversized coverage.

A retractable screen that's slightly off in its measurements will stick, sag, or fail to retract cleanly, so every install starts with exact on-site measurements of frame depth, clearance, and any irregularities in the door jamb.