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Community-Built, Community-Supported Brackendale Bug Screens is a network of local tradespeople, small businesses, and independent entrepreneurs working together to build high-quality screens and doors for local homes. Squamish's Local Window Screen & Bug Screen Specialists Brackendale Bug Screens is the Sea-to-Sky corridor's only dedicated window screen and bug screen service. Based in Squamish, we install and repair window screens, retractable screen doors, storm doors, and custom screen solutions from Horseshoe Bay to Pemberton. We're authorized dealers for Mirage, Wizard, and Alumico — and a Home Depot Pro Referral partner.
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37953 4th Ave, Squamish, BC, V8B 0P7, Squamish, Canada
- 17782661717
- admin@brackendalebugscreens.ca
- brackendalebugscreens.ca
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