Window Replacement Pella – Call Chad, Glass Shop 707-762-1900

Window Replacement Pella come in many different sizes and shapes most are casement windows. A casement window is hinged on the side, the sash opens horizontally opposite the hinge. This type of window allows for full ventilation from top to bottom of the window opening and the extended sash can catch the breeze and direct it into the house for better air flow. Call Chad for more information 707-762-1900

Window Replacement Pella finishes are interesting and beautiful no matter what your selection of shape and size

• Push out hardware, unlimited possibilities
• Custom colors, interior woods and stains
• Wood protected by aluminum exterior

Window Replacement Pella Fibrex material is twice as strong

• Made with our sustainable composite Fibrex® material which is twice as strong as vinyl
• Clean corners for a refined look

Personal notes from Chad Empey.

Pella has been in business for over 90 years. I have enjoyed a retail agreement with Pella for 30 years.  Dam I am getting older! The windows I installed when I was a young man are still in service today. I enjoy my business relationship with Pella because delivery is timely and staying on schedule is important to my customer. The installation process is simplified because all of the tools and parts are always packaged with the windows ready to install.  When I set up a team of people to install Pella Windows the job always gets done without complications. Call me today and I will show you the difference. For more information about other brands start with our window slider on front page of Glass Shop

Pella Corporation was founded in 1925 as the Rolscreen Company. The company was most widely known for its “disappearing” Rolscreen ^® window screen. Updated in its design and still popular today, the patented Rolscreen rolls out of sight when you don’t need it. Sometime around a long time ago Pete and Lucille combined screens, windows and a lumber company into Pella Windows in Pella, Iowa, where the Kuyper family moved forward into history of window development.