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 way homeowners use their homes continues to evolve. Living rooms, kitchens, dining areas, and outdoor spaces are often designed to work together, making the connection between the inside and outside an important part of the home's overall layout. For Pittsburgh homeowners considering replacement doors, sliding patio doors can provide an option that combines access to the outdoors with large areas of glass and space-saving operation. Pella offers sliding patio doors in sev

Outdoor living spaces can become an important part of how a home is used. A backyard patio, deck, or landscaped area can provide a place to entertain, relax, or spend time with family. For Pittsburgh homeowners, the patio door plays an important role in connecting those outdoor spaces with the rooms inside the home. Choosing a patio door involves more than selecting a design that looks good. Homeowners should consider how the door operates, how much glass they want, how the o

A front door is one of the most visible features of a home. It provides an important entry point while also contributing to the appearance, privacy, natural light, and overall design of the entryway. For Pittsburgh homeowners, replacing a front door can be an opportunity to rethink more than the door itself. The material, amount of glass, finish, hardware, sidelights, transoms, and other details can all influence how the entrance works with the rest of the home. Pella offers

The Pittsburgh Commercial Team is proud to spotlight the Gallatin Avenue Living Centre in Uniontown, Pennsylvania, helping preserve a historic landmark while supporting its continued use in the community. Located on North Gallatin Avenue, the Gallatin Avenue Living Centre occupies the former Gallatin School, a 117-year-old building that was restored and repurposed by City Mission Living Stones as a 30-unit housing and service complex. For this project, Pella Reserve Tradition

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