Pella windows

[Pokes15]

Has anyone had their home windows replaced and used Pella? good/bad/etc?

 

[wyomingosualum]

Has anyone had their home windows replaced and used Pella? good/bad/etc?

We have them, but we used them when building a new home about 7 years ago. We had a few minor issues (seals not staying in place) but the customer service was good and those issues were corrected. A few of them are difficult to close completely so that they latch properly, but I’d rather have that happen and have a tight seal than having air come through when it’s 30 below zero outside.

I could figure out which model or product line we have if you’d like to know. Would I buy them again? Probably so.

 

[giddyup]

Marvin or Sierra pacific is what I’d go with

 

[Emmo496]

Pella in Okc is an OSU alum.

 

[BorisSutherland]

I had pella windows. I cannot say that they are bad but I changed them. After six years I had to change them because I felt like when it was winter it was very cold and on summer it was very hot in my house. The architecture specialist I hired is that it is because of the windows. He recommended to buy eco windows and so we listened to his advice. Now I am very happy with these windows because their price and their quality is great.

 

[NeekReevers]

Anderson quoted us $70,000 and I live in a 1700 sqft house. It seemed moronic, but admittedly I’m cheap.

 

[PokeMBA]

Anderson quoted us $70,000 and I live in a 1700 sqft house. It seemed moronic, but admittedly I’m cheap.

70k for windows!?

 

[Pokes15]

Our first quote we got was from Anderson. It was twice what we paid for our Pella windows.