Structural mesh in a welded steel frame. You see the yard, they do not see you, and the door holds. Titan is the security screen line we install most.
Titan builds security screen doors around a woven structural mesh set in a welded frame. The mesh is what does the work. From a few feet away it reads as an ordinary screen, it lets air through, and it resists being cut or kicked in a way an insect screen obviously cannot.
The mesh, the frame, and how the two are joined. That is the whole product, and it is where cheaper screens give themselves away.
Woven alloy clamped into the frame under tension, not stapled or glued. The clamp is what stops the mesh being peeled out of the frame, and it is the detail cheaper screens skip.
Welded at the corners rather than screwed together. We will show you the joint, because that is the difference between a security door and a screen door that merely looks tough.
Three-point locking, non-removable hinge pins, and a pet door built into the screen so your animal never needs the screen opened to get out.
Tell us about your doors and we'll recommend the perfect match, free of charge and with zero pressure.
Yes, and it surprises most people. From inside it reads like a slightly darkened normal screen. From outside in daylight it is very difficult to see in, which is a privacy benefit stacked on top of the security.
An iron door uses bars or decorative panels, so it blocks part of the view. Titan uses mesh across the whole opening, so the view stays open. Same goal, very different look. We install both and we will show you both.
Not the marine-grade mesh, which is what we specify. Cheaper meshes and cheaper fasteners will, particularly near a pool where chlorine sits in the air. This is a place worth spending on.
Yes, built into the screen itself. Your animal comes and goes without the screen ever being opened, and the door keeps its locking integrity. We size the flap to the animal rather than rounding up.
We pair top-rated, desert-tested products with installers who treat your home like their own. See which brand and glass package fits your home and budget, on the house.
Book My Free ConsultationTitan is one line among several. What belongs on your entry depends on whether you want to see through it.
The full category. Structural mesh, welded frames, and a view that stays wide open with airflow behind it.
Welded steel and wrought iron with a decorative panel design. More presence at the entry, and part of the view traded for it.
The door behind the screen. Fiberglass, steel, iron, and wood, all specified to survive direct desert sun.
Our crews work across the Phoenix Valley and Southern Arizona — from historic homes to brand-new master-planned communities. Browse our service areas below, or call (480) 447-5602 for a free in-home estimate.
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