About Pella
Pella is based in Pella, Iowa, and has made windows and doors for close to a century. It sells vinyl, fiberglass and wood windows plus patio and entry doors, through its own showrooms and through other sellers and installers.
Pella lines homeowners ask about
| Line | Material | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Pella 250 Series | Vinyl | Value-minded whole-house replacement |
| Impervia | Fiberglass | Strength, heat and dark colors |
| Lifestyle Series | Wood, clad exterior | Wood interiors with low-maintenance outside |
| Reserve / Architect | Wood, clad exterior | Custom and historic-style homes |
Availability of specific lines through independent companies can vary. We'll tell you which Pella products we can get for your project.
Pella in Albuquerque homes
- Fiberglass Impervia is worth a look for west-facing walls and dark bronze frames
- Wood Lifestyle windows suit adobe and territorial interiors
- Pella's between-the-glass blinds are popular for patio doors that get afternoon sun
Comparing Pella
Most people asking about Pella are also looking at Andersen. See Pella vs. Andersen. We can also price a comparable Milgard or Anlin window for the same opening.
Pella windows that are ENERGY STAR certified for our zone can qualify for the PNM rebate. Call (505) 616-3368.
Pella is a trademark of its owner. We are independent, not a Pella showroom or dealer, and are not affiliated with or endorsed by the manufacturer. Product lines and warranties change; we confirm current details in your quote.
Common questions
Are you a Pella dealer?
No. We're independent. We can quote Pella products we're able to source, and we'll show you comparable windows from other brands.
Is Pella worth the price?
It depends on the line. Pella's fiberglass and wood lines are strong products. Compare them against similar windows before deciding.
Does Pella have a warranty?
Yes. Coverage varies by product line, so we include the current warranty for the line you choose.