Screen work is one of those jobs that ends fast and then disappears behind your window frame. The mesh goes in, the spline gets pressed, and by the time you're standing there squinting at it, either it's right or it isn't. Which is why the questions that matter are really the ones you ask before anyone shows up: do they come when they said they would, do they tell you what you actually need instead of loading the invoice with extras, and do they pick up the phone when the corner pulls loose a week later? That's what the reviews below are built to answer, written by people who already found out the hard way or the good way.
Every business listed here signed our statement of faith to be on this page. Not a general nod toward good character (a lot of people claim that) but a specific confession of Jesus as Lord and Savior. We also talked to each of them before they went live, a real conversation to confirm they're an actual business and that they are who they say they are. That's where our involvement ends. We don't watch the installs, we don't grade the spline work, we don't weigh in on disputes. The reviews handle that, and honestly, they do it better than we could.
Coverage here is solid. Enough options that you can read through, notice who responds to feedback and who goes quiet, and make a real comparison. A believer who prices the job straight and stands behind it is worth finding. These listings are where you start that search.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I know these businesses are actually Christian-owned?
Every owner on this page signed our statement of faith confessing Jesus as Lord before being listed. We also spoke with them directly to confirm they're a real, operating business. That's the membership check we run.
Does LocateFaith review the quality of their screen installation work?
No. We confirm faith and identity, not workmanship. The reviews from past customers are where you find out how someone actually does the job.
What should I ask a screen installer before hiring?
Ask whether they warranty their work, how they handle a screen that fails shortly after installation, and what their timeline looks like. Asking those questions directly before hiring is a standard part of finding anyone good, believer or not.
Are these businesses available for both residential and commercial jobs?
Many are, but it varies by business. Check the individual listing or call them to confirm they take the type of job you have before scheduling.
What if I have a bad experience with a listed business?
Leave an honest review. That's the system working as intended. We list based on faith membership, and the reviews are how the community holds businesses accountable over time.