Fly Screens in Epsom, Surrey.

Epsom is perhaps best known for its racecourse and the sweeping open downland that runs through the south of the borough, but it is also one of Surrey's most desirable residential areas for families seeking larger properties with substantial gardens. The area around Epsom Downs, Langley Vale, and Tattenham Corner is characterised by generous detached homes, many of them with bi-fold or French doors that open directly onto lawns and terraces. These properties are exactly where fly screens make the biggest difference — providing an invisible barrier against the insects that drift in from the adjacent countryside during warm months.

Closer to the town centre and in neighbouring Ewell, the housing becomes more varied — a mix of Victorian and Edwardian semis, interwar bungalows, and more recent infill developments. Many homeowners here are reluctant to fit traditional bulky fly screen frames to original windows for aesthetic reasons. Our retractable cassette screens are the ideal solution: the screen rolls away completely out of sight when not in use, leaving the original character of the window entirely intact. This makes them especially popular in the conservation areas and with properties that have heritage sash windows.

For the larger homes in Stoneleigh and Cheam on the northern edge of the borough, bi-fold door screens are the most common request. These openings — often spanning three to four metres or more — require custom-fabricated systems built specifically to the dimensions of the door frame. We survey, design, manufacture, and fit the complete system, giving you a screen that integrates seamlessly with your existing doors and requires no structural modification to fit. All work is completed with minimal disruption and backed by our five-year warranty.