Ezy Screens has retractable screens for everything. The installation job changes depending on what you’ve bought, so your Tasker can focus on the setup your screen actually needs rather than treating every opening the same.

Single fly screen installation

An Ezy Screen single fly screen usually suits one doorway, but getting the cassette and tracks sitting neatly takes some careful measuring. Your Tasker can check the frame depth, mark the fixing points, secure the cassette, fit the top and bottom tracks, and adjust the screen for smooth opening and retraction. 

They can fit the handle and end caps. Doing this alone means holding components in place while measuring and drilling, which can be awkward. A Tasker can handle the fiddly bits while you get on with your day.

Double fly screen installation

Double screens from Ezy Screen cover wider openings, so the main challenge is getting both sides to meet properly in the middle. Your Tasker can position the two cassettes, measure and fit the tracks, secure the components and align the handles and magnetic meeting strip. They can then test both screens together to make sure they pull across evenly and retract without catching. 

Window fly screen installation

Installing Ezy Screens window fly screens is a little tricky because handles, locks and limited frame space can get in the way. A Tasker can check the available mounting area, position the cassette around existing hardware, fit and adjust the tracks, and test the screen's movement once everything is secured. 

It’s smart to clean the window before installation, particularly around the frame and tracks. If yours could use a scrub first, you can hire a separate Tasker for window cleaning and have the glass looking its best before the screen goes in.

Blockout screen installation

Designed to help control light and privacy, Ezy Screens blockout screens need neat positioning around the window. Your Tasker can check the opening, mark where the cassette needs to sit, secure the mounting points and install the required tracks and components. 

Once fitted, they can test the screen as it opens and closes to check for smooth operation and a tidy fit around the window. 

Multiple door and window screen installation

If you’ve bought screens for several openings, you can bundle the work into one task. Your Tasker can work through each doorway and window, checking the mounting space and fitting the appropriate cassette, tracks and hardware for each opening. 

They can account for differences between your frames, then test every screen individually once installed. Instead of turning installation into a series of projects, you can get the lot tackled in one organised job.