Bump the small ones to $17 Luke…
…if you want 
$5 for small bathroom windows
$10 half windows
$20 full windows
$30 screen doors.
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Offer the service, when you notice a worn or split screens or faded screens. It’s an easy up sale.
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I still do screen repair at my shop. Customers have to bring the screens to me now.
Window rescreen
Small $17, med $22, large 26
Sliding door screen up to 36" wide $60
Large door up to 48" 65
Pet mesh is around 25% more
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Mark is the one that set me on the right path when it comes to screen repair.
Thanks @Beautiful_View 
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I inspect the screens when I do the walk through. Any that are frayed or fragile corners I tell the customer about them and say “I do screen repairs too, I can fix those for $xx.”
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These were all shot.
the Cob web was so thick pulling this one out that I could hear the web tearing like Velcro. Gross.
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Nice to hear my priceing was right in the ball park on the first try.
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We mention it during the initial call along with other services we offer, then when we do the walk through on the day of service we like to use the wording.
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“We can do the re-screening repairs for $xxx while we are here today then that is one less thing you need to think about during bug and spider season.”
Always offering a solution to their problem(s)! 
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Yep. I tell them also that during the time of year that they do not open their windows they should store the screens in the garage. Screens are dirt magnets and collect soot in the tracks and the weather beats them up. They last longer if you store them when not being used.
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Except in today’s society, of planned obsolescence, your talking yourself out of work. I would too tbh. Could be a good angle to get on the schedule regularly. “We’ll pack up and unpack your screens. …”
I like the pitch, but I’m not a “we” yet. I would have been doing them on the dudes driveway on a sheet of cardboard. After cleaning all the windows. Built the handy dandy table at my height and I get better results faster with no backache. I’ll be packing it to residential from now on though.
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There’s many different ways to do it, folding table, a table that slides out from the back of the truck, two saw horse and piece of plywood. It all works!
People love the onsite service and saves you time and gas.
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Almost confident enough to post my toolbelt in that thread.
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Do it!
awesome glass
All my jobs start to look like that after not drinking enough water on a hot day and looking through belay glasses…
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