G-1100 Lansdowne Dr
Coquitlam, BC V3B 5E2 Surrey, BC
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(778) 775-3195
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Coquitlam, BC V3B 5E2 Surrey, BC
(778) 775-3195
hello@bloombug.ca
Port Coquitlam is right next to our Coquitlam home base. We install custom bug screens and window blinds across all PoCo neighbourhoods, often with same-week measuring visits.
Port Coquitlam borders our Coquitlam home base, so we’re in the area regularly and can often book measuring visits the same week, or even the next day. Oxford Heights and Mary Hill in the north end are neighbourhoods we know well. Citadel Heights and Riverwood to the south are also a consistent part of our weekly schedule. If you’re in PoCo and you’ve been putting off getting screens or blinds installed, this is probably the easiest place in our service area to schedule it quickly.
Bloom Bug installs custom window bug screens, retractable door screens, and custom window blinds across Port Coquitlam. Free measuring visit. Written quote before ordering. Full installation by our own team.
Port Coquitlam has a good mix of 1970s and 1980s ranchers and split-levels in the Mary Hill and Oxford Heights areas, along with newer townhouse developments near Shaughnessy Street and Riverwood. The older homes often have horizontal slider windows in aluminum frames where the existing screens have simply worn out. We replace or rescreen these regularly.
Bug pressure in PoCo is real, especially near the Pitt River and the Traboulay trail system. Homes in Riverwood and Lincoln Park that back onto green space see more mosquito activity in summer. Standard fibreglass handles most of the city well. For homes right near the Pitt, no-see-um mesh is worth considering.
Being right next door means faster booking than anywhere else in our service area.
Old frames get fresh mesh on-site. No full frame replacement needed when structure is still sound.
No-see-um mesh available for homes near the Pitt River where mosquito activity is higher.
No charge to measure. Written quote before ordering.
We come to you and measure every window and door
Written quote. Nothing ordered until you approve
Custom-made products installed in 1–2 weeks
We install custom window bug screens across Port Coquitlam from Oxford Heights and Mary Hill to Citadel Heights and Riverwood. PoCo is next door to our Coquitlam base, which means we can often book measuring visits within a day or two. Mary Hill and Oxford Heights homes from the 1970s and 1980s often have horizontal slider windows in frames that are still structurally good but need new mesh. We rescreen these on-site rather than replacing the full frame, which saves money. For Riverwood homes near the Pitt River, we sometimes recommend no-see-um mesh for ground-floor windows where river mosquito activity is higher.
Retractable screen doors are used in Port Coquitlam for front entry doors and French doors in Citadel Heights and newer Riverwood builds. They retract fully when the screen isn’t needed, keeping the door appearance clean. For the back patio sliding doors that are standard in PoCo townhouses and family homes, we install fitted patio screen panels that run on the existing door track. The Traboulay trail and green space along the Pitt means mosquitoes are real from June through August, so a working patio screen is a practical summer need.
Custom window blinds in Port Coquitlam are popular in both newer Citadel and Riverwood builds and older Oxford Heights and Mary Hill homes getting their first proper window coverings. Zebra blinds are our most requested product in PoCo, starting at $12 per panel. Blackout roller shades for bedrooms and light-filtering options for living rooms are the next most common choice. Cellular shades are popular in the older parts of the city where window insulation at the frame makes a difference in winter. Motorized blinds are an easy conversation in newer PoCo builds that already have smart home infrastructure.
Call 778-775-3195 or book online. We schedule your free in-home measuring visit at your convenience — often within a day or two for PoCo.
Our team comes to your home and measures every operable window and door. We note frame types, mesh options, and blind requirements.
We provide a clear written quote. Nothing is ordered until you approve the price. No pressure, no deposit before approval.
Products arrive custom-made for your exact windows. Our team installs everything in a single visit, typically 1–2 weeks after measuring.
Mary Hill is one of our most consistent service areas in Port Coquitlam. The neighbourhood has a significant number of 1970s and 1980s homes with horizontal slider windows in frames that are still structurally sound but have mesh that is 15 to 25 years old and failing. We do a lot of rescreening work in Mary Hill, replacing just the mesh inside the existing frame.
Oxford Heights is a mix of older established homes and some newer infill builds. The newer builds have modern frame profiles. The older homes are similar to Mary Hill. We know this neighbourhood well and typically require minimal back-and-forth at the measuring visit because we’ve seen the same frame types many times.
Riverwood and Lincoln Park in the south part of PoCo are newer subdivisions from the 1990s through 2000s. Bug screens here are popular because these properties back onto the Traboulay trail and green space along the Pitt. A working back patio door screen and window screens on the main floor make a real difference in comfort from June through September.
Bug screens PoCo: how many Port Coquitlam residents search for our service using the city’s local abbreviation. Whether you’re searching by PoCo or Port Coquitlam, you’re in our service area. Our custom window blinds are also available for every room.
We carry five mesh types. The right choice depends on your location, insect pressure, and whether view
quality matters. We recommend at the measuring visit.
18×16 weave count
Handles mosquitoes and most common flying insects. Good airflow. Works for the majority of PoCo homes.
Most locations
Finer weave, darker strands
Thinner, darker fibers reduce visual obstruction. Better outward visibility and airflow. Ideal where view quality matters.
View-facing windows
50% thicker than standard
Heavy vinyl-coated polyester that resists tearing from pet claws. Great for homes with dogs or cats.
Most locations
20×20 tighter weave
Blocks smaller insect species that standard mesh misses. Recommended for Riverwood and Lincoln Park homes near the Pitt River.
Pitt River area
UV + glare blocking
Reduces UV penetration and glare on south and west-facing windows. Maintains outward visibility while cutting heat gain.
Sun-facing windows
Because Bloom Bug is based in Coquitlam right next door, measuring visits in Port Coquitlam can often be booked within one or two days of calling. Same-week visits are usually available.
Yes. Oxford Heights and Mary Hill are two of our most active Port Coquitlam neighbourhoods. We work in both areas frequently and know the frame types in these older homes well.
Yes. If slider frames are structurally sound but the mesh has failed, we rescreen them on-site with spline tools and fresh mesh. This costs less than full frame replacement and is the right option when the frame structure is still intact.
For Riverwood and Lincoln Park homes right near the Pitt River, we sometimes recommend no-see-um mesh for ground-floor windows. The river area generates more mosquito activity than the upper hill neighbourhoods.
Yes. Zebra blinds are the most popular in PoCo townhouses and newer builds. Roller shades and cellular shades are common in family homes across the city. Motorized options are available for smart home setups.
Custom window screen installation typically runs between $80 and $200 per screen depending on size, frame type, and mesh. A firm written quote is provided after the free measuring visit before any product is ordered.
Yes. Retractable screen doors for single-door and French door entries are available in Port Coquitlam. Five brands are stocked covering standard to wider door widths including VistaView by Mirage, VistaView Plus, RetractaView by Wizard, The Horizon, and BetterView.
PoCo is the local abbreviation for Port Coquitlam used by residents. Bug screens PoCo refers to window and door bug screen installation services in Port Coquitlam, BC, which Bloom Bug provides from its Coquitlam base.
We’re just next door in Coquitlam. Call or book online and we’ll schedule your
measuring visit quickly. Free measuring, written quote, professional installation.
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