Cleveland homeowners should notice each window’s operation, appearance, accessibility, and relationship to the home’s design. Seasonal routines often bring family rooms or home offices back into regular use. Early fall offers a practical time to assess those spaces without committing to replacement. Begin with the rooms your household expects to use more often. Open and close each window, examine the hardware, then consider whether the configuration suits the space. View the

Lakewood homeowners can begin a fall refresh by inspecting how each window and exterior door fits the home’s current style. Look from inside and outside because these features influence individual rooms as well as the entire façade. Review several details during this evaluation: Compare window frame colors with interior trim and permanent room finishes. View the front door alongside the siding, masonry, porch, roofline, and landscaping. Check whether hardware finishes complem

Westlake homeowners planning a kitchen or living room remodel should evaluate the layout, window placement, exterior doors, finishes, and future room use together. Gunton Corporation recommends making window and door decisions early because these features affect natural light, cabinet or furniture placement, outdoor access, and the home’s exterior appearance. What Should Westlake Homeowners Consider When Remodeling a Kitchen or Living Room? Westlake homeowners should begin by

Akron homeowners should choose dining room windows by balancing daylight and privacy with furniture placement, ventilation, architectural style, interior design, and exterior appearance. Gunton Corporation recommends evaluating the room from inside and outside, then selecting a Pella window style whose size, finish, grille pattern, and operation complement the entire home. How Should Akron Homeowners Choose Dining Room Windows? Start by defining how you use the dining room an

Not every window opening calls for a standard rectangular window. Some homes have architectural details, unusual spaces, or design features that can benefit from a different window shape or configuration. For homeowners throughout Northeast Ohio, specialty windows can provide another way to bring natural light into a room while complementing the architecture of the home. Pella refers to many of these products as special shaped windows and custom windows. Available options can

A patio door can do more than provide access to a backyard, deck, or patio. The right sliding patio door can influence how a room looks, how much natural light enters the space, and how easily the indoors connect with the outdoors. For homeowners throughout Cleveland and Northeast Ohio, a sliding patio door can become an important part of a room's overall design. Whether you live in Cleveland Heights, Westlake, Strongsville, Rocky River, Mentor, or another nearby community, c

Pella Gunton partnered with Hospice of the Western Reserve on a new facility in Cleveland, Ohio, providing window and door solutions that complement the building's modern design while supporting a welcoming environment for patients, families and caregivers. Located along the shores of Lake Erie at the end of East 185th Street, the single-story facility includes 32 beds and serves as both a hospice care and community center. Designed to provide a peaceful setting for patients

Pella Gunton’s Cleveland Commercial Team recently completed a window project at Water Edge Apartments, featuring products selected to complement the building’s original architectural character. The project features Pella Reserve Hung windows with historically accurate, putty-glazed simulated divided-lite muntins. These details replicate the appearance of the original windows while maintaining the building’s traditional look. Pella Gunton partnered with H2 Property Holdings an