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

Choosing the best home windows for your Philadelphia property is an important decision that can impact your home's comfort, appearance, energy efficiency, and long-term value. While windows are often viewed as a simple design feature, they play a major role in protecting your home from changing weather conditions, improving indoor comfort, and enhancing the overall look of your property. Whether you live in an older home with traditional architectural details or a newer home

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