Rescreen a Porch: 2 Years Later Update

Mother Daughter Projects was conceived from an off-handed comment from me (Vicki) during the rescreening of Steph’s porch two years ago. The screening of the porch was one of the last large home repair projects that needed to be completed after Steph closed on her house. Because she had been burned by the installers of her carpet and vinyl planking flooring, she was reluctant to hire this out. She did the research and decided it was a project we could tackle ourselves.

Two years later, we are happy to report that all is holding tight even through a couple of high winds storms here in Tallahassee, FL over that period of time. 

In the video above, we share a couple of updates on the screening project. Check it out!

Products:

• Log Glider (Amazon)
• ​Log Ottoman (Amazon)
• ​Log Rocking Chair (Amazon)
• ​Spline Mouse (Amazon)

We had to make a repair to the screen door after someone fell through the door in a heated water ballon game (no one got badly hurt). We just used some leftover screen we had stored in the attic.

Spline and a spline mouse make this a very doable project for a homeowner.

See how it all started in our first video on how to re-screen a porch!

Please let us know if there are other projects you want to see updated or other homeowner projects you like to see us tackle. 

Please note: We are not sponsored by any of the companies/products that we used. These products were picked and bought by us.

FYI: We are not professionals, and we don’t claim to be. This is what we found worked for our project. Yours may need a little different approach. Safety first!

FYI: Affiliate links are being used on this page. Purchasing via these links help support MDP!

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