Pella Wood Windows:
Products in the Architect Series and Designer Series showcase built-to-last craftsmanship and details set Pella apart. Pella's newer line of replacement windows, called the Model 3, are available with an all-wood jamb that is truly beautiful. We like Pella windows because they accurately represent a New England style window. The side rails of the sashes and frames are also thinner, so they maximize the view while maintaining the look of your old windows. Pella has many options with the grille systems, exterior colors, and hardware, providing a look for almost any house.
Marvin Wood Windows:
Marvin is also very quality-conscious, providing a variety of sizes, hardware options and exterior colors. Their interior surface choices include Pine, primed Pine, Mahogany, Cherry, Oak and Douglas Fir, far exceeding most that only offer Pine or Oak. Their hardware is our personal favorite with the tilt latch built into the sash lock and keeper on the double hung unit. We recommend using the Marvin units in the larger application due to the size of the frame and sashes. As well as Pella, Marvin can provide a look for almost any house with an exceptional number of options. Marvin Ultimate: state-of the-art design.
Andersen Wood Windows:
Andersen Corporation, a 100 year heritage in the building industry, has been revolutionizing may facets of the window and door markets since 1903. Andersen's premium double-hung window, the Tilt-n-Wash 400 series, is now available as a double-hung replacement window. Most people replacing their windows don't want to change the exterior and interior trim. Andersen was generally not an option as a custom-sized, pocket-fit replacement window until now. With the introduction of the Woodwright replacement inserts, Andersen can now continue to be a leader in the custom replacement market. |