The RiteScreen

The RiteScreen

The RiteScreen operates as an online manufacturer of custom window and patio door screens, selling directly to US homeowners. The company does not disclose its founding year, principals, or ownership structure. Its website emphasizes a self-service ordering model: customers measure existing screens or window frames, choose from six mesh types and five frame colors, and receive a finished product in 5–7 business days. The product line includes solar screens (SunScreen), allergy-blocking mesh (AllergyGuard), high-visibility options (UltraVue, BetterVue), standard fiberglass, and aluminum. Each is marketed as a barrier against insects, pollen, dust, and moisture damage. The company targets replacement screens — a market where damaged or aged screens are swapped rather than windows replaced. Pricing starts at $50.86 for a double-hung window screen and $175.99 for a patio sliding door screen. The RiteScreen operates solely from its US headquarters; no additional offices are disclosed. Team size is not public. The company’s customer reviews highlight ease of assembly, fit accuracy, and responsiveness via phone, email, and live chat during business hours. No philanthropic or investment vehicles are publicly tied to the firm. The RiteScreen’s structural differentiator is its direct-to-consumer manufacturing model, cutting out distributors and big-box retailers. The company states it crafts screens to 1/16-inch precision — a claim that positions its product as a precise replacement option for homeowners unwilling to compromise on fit. There is no disclosed relationship to any family office, private equity, or investment arm.