See-Through Security Screens

Security Screen Doors in Arizona

Security you can see straight through. A structural mesh that resists a blade and a boot but disappears when you look at the yard, with full airflow behind it.

20+ Years in Arizona
AZ ROC #294387
Lifetime Workmanship Warranty
Security screen door with structural see-through mesh on an Arizona home
The Style

What a Security Screen Door Is

It looks like a screen door and it behaves like a steel one. The mesh is a structural stainless or high-tensile alloy, woven tight enough to resist cutting and impact, clamped into a welded frame. From inside you see the yard almost as clearly as through an open doorway. From outside it is dark and difficult to see into.

You actually see through it. Unlike a decorative iron door, there are no bars interrupting the view. From a few feet away it reads as an ordinary screen.
The mesh is the security. Marine-grade stainless or a high-tensile alloy, clamped into the frame under tension rather than stapled. Cutting it takes time and noise, which is exactly the point.
Airflow without the exposure. Open the entry door in April and October and let the house breathe with the perimeter still closed.
It hides the inside. The mesh is effectively one-way in daylight. You see out, and they do not see in.
Specs & Options

How We Spec a Security Screen Door

The mesh, the frame, and how the two are joined. That is the whole product, and it is exactly where the cheap versions cut corners.

Mesh & Clamping

Marine-grade stainless or a high-tensile alloy mesh, clamped into the frame under tension rather than stapled or glued. The clamp is what stops the mesh from being peeled out of the frame.

Welded Frames

Welded, not screwed together. We carry Titan among other brands, and we will show you the corner construction so you can see the difference for yourself rather than take our word for it.

Locks & Pet Options

Three-point locking, non-removable hinge pins, and a pet door built into the screen if your animal needs its own way in and out.

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Questions

Security Screen Door Questions

Can you really see through it?

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 on top of the security.

How is this different from a steel security door?

A steel or iron security door uses solid bars or decorative panels, so it blocks part of the view. A security screen door uses structural mesh across the whole opening, so the view stays open. Same protection goal, very different look.

Will the mesh rust in Arizona?

Not the marine-grade stainless, which is exactly why we use it. Cheaper meshes and cheaper fasteners will corrode, particularly near a pool where chlorine sits in the air. This is a place worth spending on.

Can it take a pet door?

Yes. We can build a pet door into the security screen so your animal comes and goes without the screen ever being opened. Sizing works the same way it does on a patio slider.

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Related Styles

Other Door Options

Same crew, same warranty. Most security projects touch the entry door and the back of the house too.

Areas We Serve

Window & Door Installation Across Arizona

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.