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

Strongsville homeowners should plan windows and doors while establishing an addition’s layout, not after completing the floor plan. Gunton Corporation recommends coordinating the room’s purpose with natural light, exterior architecture, traffic flow, furniture placement, and possible future uses so the addition functions well and feels connected to the original home. How Can Strongsville Homeowners Plan Windows and Doors for a Home Addition? Homeowners can plan windows and do

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

As summer turns to fall, Pittsburgh homeowners should check window operation and locks, look for visible damage, assess natural light, and consider how each window complements the home’s exterior. Gunton Corporation recommends recording concerns by room to separate routine maintenance needs from priorities for future Pittsburgh window replacement. What Should Pittsburgh Homeowners Notice About Their Windows From Summer to Fall? Pittsburgh homeowners should notice changes in o

Pittsburgh-area homeowners can refresh their homes for fall by updating highly visible features such as windows, exterior doors, hardware, finishes, and entryway details. Gunton Corporation recommends coordinating each choice with the home’s architecture and permanent color palette, creating a cohesive design that looks appropriate beyond one season. How Can Pittsburgh Homeowners Refresh Their Homes for Fall? Pittsburgh homeowners can begin a fall home refresh by identifying

Wexford homeowners can use window details to reinforce architectural character without redesigning the entire house. The best results come from treating every window as part of a complete composition rather than choosing features in isolation. Begin with the home’s dominant design cues. Rooflines and masonry can indicate whether traditional or contemporary details fit naturally. Siding, trim, entry doors, and existing window openings provide additional direction. Traditional

Pittsburgh window design can reshape a room by changing its natural light, visual balance, outdoor connection, and relationship to furniture. Gunton Corporation recommends evaluating the entire interior and exterior wall before selecting window size, placement, configuration, grilles, or finishes, especially when updating an older Western Pennsylvania home. How Can Pittsburgh Homeowners Use Windows to Change the Look of a Room? Windows can make a room feel brighter, more bala

Monroeville homeowners should choose renovation windows by evaluating the new room layout, wall proportions, architectural style, interior details, exterior appearance, and daily function together. Gunton recommends planning windows before cabinetry and finish selections become final because window placement can affect both the design and everyday use of the renovated space. What Should Monroeville Homeowners Consider When Choosing Renovation Windows? Monroeville homeowners s

The Philadelphia Commercial Team is proud to spotlight the historic Old City Hall in Bridgeton, New Jersey, helping preserve the building’s architectural character while transforming it into a new central Fire and EMS headquarters. The project includes the renovation of the 15,000-square-foot former City Hall, which served the city from 1930 to 2008, along with a new fire station addition featuring a modern apparatus bay. The renovation preserves the historic character of the

Fresh air can make a noticeable difference in how a home feels. During mild spring and fall weather, opening windows can provide natural airflow and allow homeowners to enjoy comfortable outdoor conditions without relying entirely on mechanical heating or cooling. For homeowners considering replacement windows in Wayne and surrounding Delaware Valley communities, ventilation is one factor worth considering alongside appearance, natural light, operation, and energy performance

For homeowners in Villanova and surrounding Philadelphia-area communities, the view outside the home can be an important part of the living experience. Mature trees, landscaped gardens, patios, gardens, and other outdoor features can add character to a property. The right replacement windows can help homeowners make better use of those views while bringing natural light into the home. When planning a window replacement project, homeowners often focus on energy efficiency, app

Patio doors do more than provide access to a backyard, deck, or patio. They can bring natural light into the home, create a visual connection to outdoor spaces, and contribute to the overall comfort and appearance of a property. For homeowners throughout the Delaware Valley, sliding glass doors can offer a practical combination of style, functionality, and performance. Whether you live in King of Prussia, Plymouth Meeting, Yardley, or another nearby community, choosing the ri

For homeowners throughout the Philadelphia area, creating a comfortable home involves more than maintaining a pleasant temperature. Outside noise from traffic, trains, construction, lawn equipment, and neighborhood activity can also affect how comfortable a room feels. Whether you live in Philadelphia, Ardmore, Wayne, Bryn Mawr, Media, or Conshohocken, unwanted outdoor noise may be particularly noticeable in bedrooms, home offices, living rooms, or other spaces where a quiete

Located in Burlington, New Jersey, the Jefferson Apartment Group (JAG) project brings together 20 multi-family, townhome-style apartments across a 46-acre community. The development offers a mix of one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments and townhomes, creating a welcoming residential community with a variety of living options. The project combines thoughtful design with durable, low-maintenance products throughout the community. Pella 250 Series windows were selected for th

Pella Gunton recently completed a residential window project at 1322 Locust in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, featuring Pella Reserve Traditional windows that combine classic architectural details with modern performance. Located just steps from downtown Philadelphia, 1322 Locust offers residents a comfortable and convenient living space. The window selections were designed to complement the building's historic character while supporting the needs of modern residential living. F

Pella Gunton recently partnered on the PACE Place project in Star City, West Virginia, providing window solutions that support the building's durability, performance and welcoming design. Designed to blend seamlessly into the surrounding neighborhood, PACE Place incorporates natural materials and residential-scale architecture to create a warm, inviting environment. The building's design balances functionality with a residential aesthetic that complements the surrounding comm

Pella Gunton partnered on a window replacement project at Crest Avenue Apartments in Charleroi, Pennsylvania, upgrading the windows at this 42-unit senior housing community. Located at 500 Crest Avenue, the property was originally an elementary school before being converted into senior housing in the mid-1990s. The renovation focused on improving the building's energy efficiency, indoor comfort and long-term durability for residents. Pella Lifestyle Series double-hung windows

The Philadelphia Commercial Team recently completed a window renovation project at College Hall at the University of Pennsylvania, helping preserve the historic character of one of the campus's most recognizable buildings. Completed in 1873, College Hall is the oldest building on the University's West Philadelphia campus. Designed by Thomas Webb Richards in the Gothic Revival style, the building originally housed all University functions and continues to serve the campus toda

Pella Gunton’s Pittsburgh Team recently completed a window project for the new Western Butler County Authority (WBCA) Administration Building. Located next to the Authority’s wastewater treatment plant, the 8,000-square-foot facility is paired with a 3,000-square-foot garage featuring five bays. The building includes modern offices, a public lobby, a community meeting room and support areas for field crews, with a focus on efficiency and sustainability. The project features P

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