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- Who We Are
Helping area SC homeowners enjoy bug-free outdoor comfort.
- Regional Distributor for Phantom Screens
- Motorized, Manual, Cable Guide & Vinyl Systems
- Serving Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson & Nearby Areas
- Our Approach
Our simple process for better screens
We visit your home, measure your opening, check mounting surfaces and power access, and talk through your goals for shade, privacy, insect protection, or weather control.
We compare motorized, manual, Sure Fit, cable guide, and luxury vinyl options, then recommend the mesh or vinyl and controls that suit your home.
Your screen is made to your measurements, installed by our team, and tested. We finish with a walkthrough so you know how to use and care for it.
- Key Fact
Key facts behind our local service
- Product Options
Screen choices built around your home
Motorized Screens
Luxury Vinyl Screens
Manual Screens, Doors & Windows
- Our Testimonials
What Upstate homeowners say about Upstate Retractable Screens
Read real feedback from homeowners about product choices, communication, and their finished screen projects.
- Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers before you choose retractable screens
It depends on your opening and how you use it. Motorized screens suit large porches, patios, and garages where you want push-button convenience. Manual retractable screens are a great fit for doors, windows, and multi-panel openings. If your space has open corners or no posts, a cable guide system can work without side tracks. For year-round comfort, luxury vinyl adds wind and weather protection. We'll measure your space and recommend the best match.
Most covered porches, patios, lanais, and large openings can accommodate a motorized screen. We check the opening size, mounting surfaces, and power access during your free measurement visit, then confirm which system and mounting option will work best.
All three are motorized and retract when not in use. They differ in how they mount and guide the screen. Standard and Sure Fit options are designed to fit neatly within your opening, while the cable guide system uses self-tensioning cables for spaces without posts or tracks. We'll show you which one suits your layout
We confirm your measurements, install the mounting hardware and screen housing, connect the motor and controls, and test the operation from start to finish. Before we finish, we walk you through how to use and care for your new screens.