
A Screen Shop - Screens Closet & Shower Doors
About us
A Screen Shop has been around since 1957! With over 50 years of experience you can be sure we know how to make all types of screens! In 2011 Screen Shop joined with it’s sister company, Clarity Closet and Shower Doors. Clarity specializes in Mirror Closet Doors and Glass Shower and Tub Enclosures. Additional DBA - Screen Shop. A family business. I use sub-contractors for installations over $500 when necessary.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Window screens, mirrored closet doors, patio sliding screen doors & french screen. Closet doors, pick-up & delivery, screen doors - wood & metal screen doors, security screen doors, shower doors.
Amenities
Emergency Services
Yes
Free Estimates
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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"thank you so much for review us"
I asked my wife to call and have it repaired, assuming a $700 screen door's lock less than 1 1/2 years old would be under warranty.
She called and was told we could purchase a new lock and install it ourselves, as A Screen Shop didn't offer any warranties. She was also told that THE LOCK POPPING OUT WAS A KNOWN ISSUE.
I told her to email the owner, because I wasn't going to buy another lock when the first one was defective. And why didn't they alert us after selling a lock they knew had a known issue of falling apart? On a security door!
The owner Dan Peyton was extremely unprofessional, calling her a liar and suggesting that she should "LOOK INTO A SECURITY ALARM SYSTEM ASAP AS IT WAS PROBABLY TAMPERED WITH TO CAUSE SUCH A SYMPTOM."
Talk about fear-mongering. Luckily, my wife is a very smart woman and isn't intimidated by men like Dan Payton. We had a security door installed because my wife fosters rescue dogs and wanted a locking screen door, not because we live in a dangerous area.
We have a great handyman who easily fixed the lock. I'm writing this review because I don't want anyone else, especially women, to have to put up with this type of person and company.
Here's my wife's email and his reply. Decide for yourself if this is the type of service you would want:
WIFE'S EMAIL:
Dear Dan,
We ordered a security door from you in part based upon your Angie's List reviews and were very happy with the door and your service.
Recently, the lock popped out from inside. When I called today for advice on how to properly put it back in, I was told by John that this is a known issue by the manufacturer and it must be replaced at a cost of $50+.
My feeling if it's a defective lock, then it should be replaced at no charge as it was a very expensive door and without the proper lock, it's useless.
I look forward to hearing from you.
A SCREEN SHOP REPLY:
Hi,
John does not work in the capacity of an installer, he is a screen maker but has assisted with only a few installations. He was asked to come in today because we were short handed and he's had to do his best to assist each caller, but has made a few mistakes.
This lock is not "defective," and we would not sell a defective product. If your lock cylinder "popped out," I would suggest you look into a security alarm system ASAP as it was probably tampered with to cause such a symptom. These secured cylinders do not fall out on their own.
To reinsert a cylinder which has been removed...
1) Open the door and remove the center screw in the black mortise lock slowly and carefully (from the side, near where the bolt will stick out).
2) Looking thru the hole, re-insert your lock cylinder until you see the hole in the top of the golden cylinder line up with the hole in the black mortise lock.
3) Once lined up, reinsert the screw and tighten.
4) Keep the door open and test the locking bolt repeatedly. If it functions well and without hangup, you should be safe to close and lock your door again.
John is aware of one particular problem with this Mortise lock set, but it is a completely different problem. These locks, usually last 10-20 years, however, when you do replace them you cannot replace one component only, you must replace the full set (handle, spindle, cylinder and mortise lock) so that they are all "married" appropriately or they will run poorly. Sometimes, when replacing the set, you may also need to use a drill or file to create some more space for the spindle to move as the replacement parts designs change slightly over the years.
These full sets cost $51.99+ tax. They are relatively easy to install but some people do have trouble with them. Unfortunately, under new management policy, we no longer service your area. If you'd like to order one of these lock sets we would have no problem shipping it to you at our cost, but we ask that you pay for the lock set in advance and it takes about a week for us to receive. We do accept Visa, Mastercard and Discover as payment over the phone.
Thanks and have a nice day.
Daniel Peyton
- Both Al and Daniel were very helpful in explaining which screen door style would be best considering my dog. Daniel had to add an extension in order to install the screen door. He did an amazing job in measuring the extra pieces of wood and the screen door came out great. And very impressed with their quality and punctuality. Will definitely recommend them.
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