Service Yard Window Mesh

The service yard is the most common way insects get into a flat. The window stays open for ventilation and laundry, right next to the kitchen. A fitted FreshMag mesh on the service yard window stops mosquitoes, flies and lizards at the point they usually enter.

What you get

• Targets the most common insect entry point in a flat
• FreshMag magnetic mesh that peels off to clean
• Keeps the yard window open for ventilation and laundry
• Pairs well with a kitchen window screen

Why home owners choose this

The service yard window is open most of the day and sits beside the kitchen. Meshing it removes the main route insects use to get into your home.

Why start with the service yard

If you only mesh one window first, the service yard is the one to do. It stays open for air and laundry, it backs onto the kitchen where food is, and it is often the darkest and most humid spot, which insects like. Sealing it makes the biggest difference for the lowest cost, which is why it is part of our starter package.

• Open most of the day for air and laundry
• Right next to the kitchen and food
• The best value first window to mesh

Cleaning and maintenance

Mesh is easy to look after. For a quick clean, vacuum the screen with a soft brush head to lift dust, then wipe it with a damp cloth and a little mild soap. Magnetic screens peel off so you can clean the mesh and the frame at the sink, and retractable screens wipe down in place.

A clean every few weeks keeps airflow strong and the mesh looking neat. We show you how to remove and refit each system on installation day so upkeep stays simple.

• Vacuum with a soft brush, then wipe with a damp cloth
• Magnetic panels lift off for cleaning at the sink
• Retractable screens wipe down without removal
• A clean every few weeks keeps airflow strong

Common questions

Every job is custom-fit. Send us photos of your openings with rough sizes and we reply with package options and a clear price guide.

See packages & pricing