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Austin TX Solar Screens; our 80% Solar Screens will Stop the Heat. We have the best Solar Window Screen pricing in the Austin TX area. Our solar screen services from ordering to installation are the best you’ll find in the Austin TX area. We provide solar window screen service for the Austn Texas area including Pflugerville, Round Rock, Georgetown, Hutto, Cedar Park, Leander, Lago Vista, Lakeway, Kyle and Manor.
Austin TX Solar Screens; our 80% Solar Screens will Stop the Heat. We have the best Solar Window Screen pricing in the Austin TX area. Our solar screen services from ordering to installation are the best you’ll find in the Austin TX area. We provide solar window screen service for the Austn Texas area including Pflugerville, Round Rock, Georgetown, Hutto, Cedar Park, Leander, Lago Vista, Lakeway, Kyle and Manor.
our 80%
Solar Screens will
"Stop the TX Heat"
At a Price that can't be Beat !
Our 80% Solar Window Screens improve air-conditioning efficiency by stopping up to eighty percent of the sun's heat (U/V) before it penetrates the glass surface of your home's windows.  Solar Screens are designed to shade the home's windows, thus limiting the amount of sun the windows are exposed to.  By shading a window with a Solar Screen, the glass nor the metal frame of the window absorb as much of the heat generated from the direct sun, therefore significantly limiting the amount of heat that transfers into the home from a hot (heated-up) window.   Our Solar Screens are made of a long-lasting PVC coated fabric woven of extremely strong and durable polyester yarns.  We use the industries 'best  (highest-end) strongest' Solar Screen material made (Phifer Suntex).  There is not a stronger or better made solar screen material available.  Our Solar Screen material is so strong that it is also marketed by Phifer as Pet Screening -it was designed to last-.  The uniform weave design allows for excellent visibility from the inside of your home outward while offering outstanding daytime privacy from the outside of your home inward, along with providing great ventilation.  There is not a better solar window screen material made.
 
  • Solar Screens are a minimal up front investment that will help reduce your energy costs. 
  • Your house will stay much cooler with Solar Screens protecting its windows, therefore your A/C will not have to work as hard. 
  • The results are Reduced Electric Bills. 
  • The minimal investment in Solar Screens will quickly pay off within a short period of time.


At a Price that can't be Beat, our 80% Solar Screens will  "Stop the Texas Heat"
Austin TX Texas - Solar Screens improve air-conditioning efficiency by stopping up to eighty percent of the sun's heat before it penetrates the glass surface of your home's windows. We have the best Solar Window Screen pricing in the Austin TX area. Our solar screen services from ordering to installation are the best you’ll find in the Austin TX area.

A Solar Screen is like having a shade tree in front of your window without blocking the view.


Estimate your Solar Screen cost here . . it's EASY !
Austin TX Solar Screens, CLICK HERE FOR OUR SOLAR SCREEN WORKSHEET. We have the best Solar Window Screen pricing in the Austin TX area. Our solar screen services from ordering to installation are the best you’ll find in the Austin TX area. We provide solar window screen service for the Austn Texas area including Pflugerville, Round Rock, Georgetown, Hutto, Cedar Park, Leander, Lago Vista, Lakeway, Kyle and Manor.
This is how we price a Solar Screen for a window. 
Our "Total" price includes Everything (Measuring, Assembly, Installation and Sales-Tax).
To take advantage of our incredibly low solar screen pricing, all that we ask from you is that you calculate your own estimate.  We can help with this ofcourse.  We have made solar screen estimating very easy.  Your estimate is strictly for you to get a quote, not for us to build our solar screens from.  We will come to your house to get our own precise solar screen build measurements once you have started an order below with a $50 deposit.  

For our deep 15%, 20% or 25% OFF special quantity discounts, and to easily create your own estimate, please print our "Do it yourself Estimate Worksheet".  As you'll see, our WorkSheet is very easy to use.  All you need are the total Width and Height measurements in inches from all your windows added together and then multiplied by .72 or one of our other deep discounted prices.   Because this WorkSheet is strictly for the purpose of providing you an estimate, your measurements do not need to be accurate, just close.  Getting your estimate measurements is easy, you can do so from inside your home (rough measurements are all you need), there is no need for you to go outside.  Tip : Most of your windows will be the same size. 
 

To take advantage of our incredibly low solar screen pricing, all that we ask from you is that you calculate your own estimate.
- please print our -
(Word)  Do it yourself ESTIMATE WorkSheet  (PDF) 

Our Do it yourself ESTIMATE WorkSheet is a tool to help you create an estimate.
We do not build solar screens from this tool or from your measurements.

 
Sample Kit and color options . . .

We offer four Screen and three Frame Color choices for you to choose from.  You can create whatever look you want using any combination of these colors.

Would you like a FREE Sample Kit ?

If you live in the Austin TX area
( Round Rock, Hutto, Pflugerville, Cedar Park, Leander, Georgetown, Manor, Kyle, Budda, Lakeway )
We will gladly mail you a free sample kit which contains small samples of the screen and frame material in each of the color options.  (as shown above)
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Our 80% Solar Screen pricing is the best in Austin TX !
In the Austin Texas area,
we install 80% Solar Screens for less than anyone else !
Click on any of our Solar Window Screen installation pictures here for a hi-resolution view with detailed descriptions.
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. We used the Chocolate Solar Screen with White Frame. The installation was in Pflugerville. We used clips for all the windows, as this home did not have windows that allowed (made) for full size Solar Window Screens. Note the large arched screens on the second floor. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 1026"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. We used the Chocolate Solar Screen with White Frame. The installation was in Hutto. We used clips for all the windows, as this home did not have windows that allowed (made) for full size Solar Window Screens. Note the side by three windows on the bottom left and the two windows upstairs above the porch roof have their own individual solar screens. Also, note the small screen we put on the exterior door. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 760"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. We used the Black Solar Screen with Champaign Frame. The Black Solar Screen looks good with the red brick of this home. The Window frames for this home are of the Champaign color so we built our solar screens using a Champaign color trim (a special order color for us, and it didn’t cost the customer one penny more, we will always color match the customer’s window trim) The installation was in Round Rock. The builder of this home is Dreese of which uses higher-end windows that are made (allow) for pop-in full size solar window screens. Even the arched window (bottom left) allowed for a full size solar screen to pop-in. No mounting clips were needed for any of these windows. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 1570"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. We used the Chocolate Solar Screen with White Frame. The installation was in Manor. We used clips for all the windows, as this home did not have windows that allowed (made) for full size Solar Window Screens. Note the window to the left of the door, this customer later ordered a screen for that window, as they wanted a completed look. We agree, a finished look is always better :) Customer’s often question whether or not they should put screens on windows like this under porches. They are ALWAYS pleased that they do once they see them installed. Installing a screen here and there, on some and not all of your windows leaves an unfinished look that simply does not look good (in our opinion). For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 604"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. We used the Black Solar Screen with White Frame. The rest of this house has red brick which looks best with the Black / White Solar Screen. The installation was in Kyle. We used clips for all the windows, as this home did not have windows that allowed (made) for full size Solar Window Screens. Note the solar screen on the door window. Also, this home has many side by side windows that do not have wood trim between the windows, so we opted to use a large screen in these cases (see the top right side-by-side window). For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 910"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. We used the Chocolate Solar Screen with White Frame. The installation was in Georgetown. This home has windows that allow for full size solar window screens to easily pop-in. Most of the time in these type of cases we will leave the existing insect screen in place. Because these kind of solar screen installations allow for the easy removal of our solar screens, the customer can easily enough remove the insect screens themselves at a later date if they so wish. We will only do this if the insect screens are in good enough shape (new). For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 1010"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. We used the Grey Solar Screen with White Frame. The installation was in Lakeway. This home has windows that allow for full size solar window screens to easily pop-in. Look at the arches in this picture, there are three of them. The arched screens are mounted with screws directly to the window frame. As most arches are, these are technically called half circles. This customer absolutely loves their solar screens, they were very pleased with the quality of our installation and our promptness. Like all of our customers, when they got home from work, they were so pleasantly surprised to see that we did what we said we were going to do (the installation that day). We always make our appointments. The day we installed these solar screens for this customer (not the day of this picture), it was pouring down rain, so the customer never expected that we’d be out working in the rain. They were very pleased when they came home that Friday. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 399"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. We used the Black Solar Screen with White Frame. The installation was in Leander. We used clips for all the windows, as this home did not have windows that allowed (made) for full size Solar Window Screens. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 617"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. We used the Chocolate Solar Screen with White Frame. The installation was in Cedar Park. This home has windows that allow for full size solar window screens to easily pop-in. The ½ Circle Screens and the two above the door were mounted, as windows that do not slide open, rarely will have provisions for a full size solar screen to pop-in. The chocolate screen color really compliments the exterior of this home. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 1278"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. We used the Chocolate Solar Screen with White Frame. The installation was in Lakeway. This home has windows that allow for full size solar window screens to easily pop-in. We could have used one large solar screen for the bottom right window, which would have saved the customer a little in cost (approx 72” height), however, if the windows have the ability for us to pop-in a solar screen, we would prefer to do that over using clips or screwing them in, as it makes for an easier removal and cleaner installation. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 402"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. We used the Chocolate Solar Screen with White Frame. The installation was in Pflugerville. We used clips for all the windows, as this home did not have windows that allowed (made) for full size Solar Window Screens. Note the 2-piece arch (1/2 circle) window above the door. We used two solar screens here because if we would have built one, it would have way too massive, and the dividing line (white trim) between the bottom screen and the top ½ circle appearance wise for the front of this house looks best. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 793"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. We used the Black Solar Screen with White Frame. The installation was in Round Rock. Black solar screens best compliment a red brick exterior. We used clips for all the windows, as this home did not have windows that allowed (made) for full size Solar Window Screens. Note the large arched screen above the garage. This is a side-by-side window of which we were able to build one large solar window screen for. If these two side-by-side windows allowed for full size solar window screens to pop-in, we would have used two solar window screens. Only because the windows required clip mounting did we choose to make one large screen. Also, note the arched solar screen for the window on the first floor. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 681"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. We used the Chocolate Solar Screen with White Frame. The installation was in Georgetown. We used clips for all the windows, as this home did not have windows that allowed (made) for full size Solar Window Screens. Note the large upstairs and large down stairs side-by-side windows that we made large screens for. Because these windows did not allow for a pop-in solar window screen (had to use clips) it makes sense to simply make one large screen. On all our Screens, and it’s especially important for large screens like these two, we build in center support bars on the solar screens to provide strength. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 571"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. We used the Chocolate Solar Screen with White Frame. The installation was in South Austin. We used clips for all the windows, as this home did not have windows that allowed (made) for full size Solar Window Screens. Note the three VERY large side-by-side windows that we built two arched solar screens for and one large square solar screen for. The estimate measurements for a window like these three would be simply one height and one width, as it’s one solar window screen. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 557"

If it's a Window, we can put a Solar Screen on it.
Click on any of our Solar Window Screen installation pictures here for a hi-resolution view with detailed descriptions.
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. We used the Black Solar Screen with White Frame. The installation was in Cedar Park. All but the top center arch, and the two windows around the door popped in. These center screens were screw mounted. Make note of the top right set of windows that are arched. We call these ¼ arch windows. Also note how all these windows have their own screen, we did not use one large screen to cover any two windows, as the windows allowed for full sized screens to fit into. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 925"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. We used the Chocolate Solar Screen with White Frame. The installation was in Round Rock. The bottom four rectangular windows allowed for our solar screens to easily pop-in, as they had full screen lip provisions. The top arched window is just one big piece of glass, typical for a lot of new construction two story homes. Actually on this home there were two of these, one on each side of the chimney. This arch is huge, 47” Wide by 83” Height. We screwed this screen directly onto to the window frame. Make note of the big pop-in window/screen below it, as it as well is huge, 47” Wide by 71”. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 567"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. We used the Black Solar Screen with White Frame. The installation was in Round Rock. All of the windows of this home required to be screwed in. None of these windows allowed for full sized solar screens to pop-in. Note the small arch above the front door. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 450"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. We used the Chocolate Solar Screen with Chocolate Frame. The installation was in Austin. This is a good illustration of four large windows that we made solar screen for. Each of these windows are 42” Wide by 72” Height. These windows allowed for full sized solar screens to easily pop-in. No mounting was necessary. Note that we used chocolate on chocolate for the colors. The primary reason is that the frames of these windows are brown, however using the chocolate frame color with the chocolate screen is always a good look in our opinions. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 456"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. We used the Chocolate Solar Screen with White Frame. The installation was in Pflugerville. This is a picture of a square window and a ½ circle above the front door. In this case we chose to use two screens verses one large screen. The frame around each of these windows would not have allowed for us to have used one large screen. The square window measures 52” Wide by 45” Height while the arched window measures 52” Wide by 25” Height. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 174"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. We used the Chocolate Solar Screen with White Frame. The Chocolate sure does compliment sandstone like exteriors well. The installation was in Lakeway. This is a picture of two 35” Width by 72” Hieght windows with 35” Width by 18” Height ½ circles above them. The windows of this home did not allow for full size solar screens to pop-into. We had to mount all of our solar screens to the window frames. For a comparison, the four total solar screen inches in this picture equal 214"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. We used the Chocolate Solar Screen with White Frame. As you can see there are three 72” tall screens with a 46”x24” ½ circle. We left the customer’s existing insect screens in place and mounted our solar screens over them. These windows did not allow for full screen pop-ins. For a comparison, the four total solar screen inches in this picture equal 400"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. The installation was in Austin. We used the Black Solar Screen with White Frame. This is a perfect example of solar screens mounted on windows of French doors. Some exterior doors may just have one door, while some may be one door with a half sized window. These screens get screwed directly to the frame holding the glass in. For a comparison, the four total solar screen inches in this picture equal 172"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. The installation was in Round Rock. We used the Black Solar Screen with White Frame. The installation was in Round Rock. This is a great illustration of a group of windows that are common with homes today, 2-35x59 with a 72x36 ½ circle. If you look close you can see our mounting clips holding the two 35x59 screens on. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 296"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. The installation was in Pflugerville. We used the Grey Solar Screen with White Frame. Look at those Grey Solar Screens. With the right exterior color, a grey screen can really look good. This house really got dressed wearing our grey screens. All pinkish exterior brick homes that we have installed the grey screen on has looked great. These windows allow for full sized solar screens to pop-in to, they have a lip on the top and a lip on the bottom to hold the full sized screen in with. Now, the huge 48”x24 ½ circle that we mounted on top had to be screwed directly on to the window frame (on top of the window frame). For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 328"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. The installation was in Hutto. We used the Chocolate Solar Screen with Chocolate Frame. This home really looks beautiful with our chocolate solar screens. We chose to use a chocolate frame color as well, which really made a big positive difference with the appearance. These windows allowed for full sized solar screens to pop in to, no hardware mounting screws / clips were necessary. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 186"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. The installation was in Round Rock. We used the Chocolate Solar Screen with Chocolate Frame. This is a perfect picture of ¼ arched solar screens that popped into two windows that are made for pop-in for sized solar screens. We did not have to mount these screens, there was a lip at the top and bottom of each window for a full sized solar screen to pop into. The measurements for these windows are 35” Width by 74” Height. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 218"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. The installation was in North Austin. We used the Grey Solar Screen with White Frame. In this picture we have two 35x59 solar screens and one 70x35 ½ circle solar screen. The two 35x59 windows allowed for full sized solar screens to pop into without the need for hardware mounting. They were made to accept full size solar screens. The 70x35 ½ circle was mounted (screwed) directly to the window frame. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 293"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. The installation was in North Austin. We used the Grey Solar Screen with White Frame. This is the same house as the previous picture. Here you can see a 35x59 solar screen that popped into the lips of a window that was made for full sized solar screens, then the ½ circle solar screen was mounted ½ circle window. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 145"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. The installation was in Leander. We used the Grey Solar Screen with White Frame. Here’s a great picture of our grey solar screens. With the grey exterior color of this home, the grey solar screens helped to really compliment it. All of these windows allowed for full size solar screens to pop-in to. No additional hardware mounting methods were necessary. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 631"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. The installation was in Austin. We used the Grey Solar Screen with White Frame. This customer has town home at street level that they wanted to restrict the view into of. This unit is at the corner of a busy street, whereby they wanted to eliminate people being able to see into their unit. We installed this heavy gauge sliding solar screen door and built a pocket for the door to slide behind. One of the problems when using a solar screen sliding door is that it only protects half of the entire door’s glass surface. We built out of primed exterior lumber a wood frame of which we mounted over the non-opening side of this door and mounted a large solar screen on to it.
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. The installation was in Round Rock. We used the Black Solar Screen with White Frame. All of these windows open up to this customers living room, and they all allowed heat in from the west afternoon sun. This customer’s living room stayed horribly hot because of these windows. Now that they are shaded by our solar screens, the customer couldn’t be happier. The customer has called us many times since this installation to tell us how happy they have been with their new solar screens. These solar screen have made a huge difference for this customer. All of these screens had to be mounted with mounting clips, as the windows did not allow for full size screens to pop into them. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 597"
Austin TX Solar Screens, click here for a larger view. The installation was in Cedar Park. We used the Chocolate Solar Screen with White Frame. This is a picture of SIX Solar Window Screens. The three bottom windows used solar screens that were 36" x 72". All of these screens had to be mounted using clips, as the windows did not allow for full sized screens to pop into. For a comparison, the total solar screen inches in this picture equal 496"
Our 80% Solar Screen material is so STRONG, you can not tear it with your hands.
It's the Strongest - Longest Lasting Solar Screen material made !
The manufacturer of our Solar Screen material markets it as Pet and Hail Resistent.

We use the BEST installation methods (unique to each home), 
and the BEST (strongest made) material available on the market,
at the BEST (deepest discounted) price in Austin !

At a Price that can't be Beat,
our 80% Solar Screens will Stop the Texas Heat !
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  1. Now that you have Estimated your cost using our estimate worksheet,
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Please select your Screen and Frame Color.  Click the Buy Now button to initiate a $50 non-refundable deposit that will be deducted from your completed order.  When asked, please tell us what windows you would like Solar Screens for.  Once we receive this deposit, we will contact you with a day that we have scheduled for us to come by your house to measure your windows to get our precise set of build measurements (this does not require anyone to be home).  Once we get our build measurements, we will email you an order to approve along with an installation date (the installation does not require anyone to be home).  We made ordering Solar Screens Easy !  

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For those of us that live in the Austin Tx area, Solar Screens are a must have to combat the Texas Sun's Heat.  Solar Screens from www.JoshHobbs.com are a minor investment that will yield many years of happiness.  We have never had an unsatisied Solar Screen customer.  Like our other Solar Screen customers, in the years to come, you too will truly be able to see monetary rewards from shielding your Austin Tx home from the harsh Texas Sun with our Solar Window Screens.  Our Solar Window Screens will help your Austin area Texas house stay SO-MUCH cooler, therefore your A/C will not have to work as hard.  You will be amazed at how well our Solar Window Screens work to block the sun's heat.  Once your home's windows are protected by our Solar Window Screens, you'll be able to see first hand by touching the windows that face the West or East in direct sun-light, as to how cool to the touch the windows will be.  
~ Josh & Paula Hobbs, Austin TX
Weinstall Solar Screens for the Austin TX area including Pflugerville, Round Rock, Georgetown, Hutto, Cedar Park, Leander, Lago Vista, Lakeway, Kyle and Manor.
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