Raising requirements, expanding views
Pella Corporation was founded in 1925 as the Rolscreen Company. Initially, the company was most widely known for its "disappearing" Rolscreen® window screen. Updated in its design and still popular today, the patented Rolscreen insect screen rolls out of sight when not in use. Rolscreen technology has also been applied to Pella® patio doors and storm doors.

In 1992, the company changed its name to Pella Corporation, to better reflect its entire product offering. Headquartered in Pella, Iowa, the privately-held company known for innovation, holds more than 100 product and design patents.

"100 Best Companies To Work For"
For the eighth consecutive year, Pella has been honored by FORTUNE magazine as one of the “100 Best Companies to Work For” in the United States. Pella earned this recognition for providing exceptional benefits, development opportunities and a quality work environment for its employees. Pella Corporation is the only privately-owned Iowa-based company and one of a few manufacturers to be included on FORTUNE’s highly-respected list.

More information about career opportunities with Pella is available online at www.Pella.com/careers.

Quality products from an industry leader
Pella Corporation is a leading manufacturer of quality replacement windows and doors available in a selection of types and styles to meet virtually any design or budget need, producing these unique brands of products: Pella, ThermaStar by Pella® and Viking®.

The Pella brand offers a full range of quality residential and commercial products under distinct product lines crafted from wood: Architect Series®, Designer Series® and ProLine®.

In 2003, the company introduced the Pella® Impervia® brand, made of Duracast® — the strongest, most durable material available in Windows and doors. Pella Impervia fiberglass composite products offer lasting value in windows and patio doors designed to withstand extreme heat and excessive moisture conditions.

ThermaStar by Pella brand vinyl Windows and doors — which, like other Pella-branded solutions, are factory-assembled to ensure superior performance and quality, and are energy-efficient — also made their debut in 2003.

Extensive sales and service network
Early in its history, Pella manufactured a dedicated national sales and service organization for its products, which now serves customers throughout North America, and customers in other select countries.

The Pella direct sales network (PDSN) operates Pella® Window & Door Showrooms, designed to help customers make informed window and door decisions, and, if needed, to provide professional support after the sale.

In 1992, Pella entered the national retail market with ProLine windows and patio doors, adding distribution through select lumberyards in 1994. Today, ProLine products are sold in top U.S. and Canadian building-material retail stores.

In 2001, Pella and Lowe's stores introduced the Pella® Design Centersm (PDC) to assist consumers with their window, entry door, storm door, and patio door needs. Located exclusively at Lowe’s, the Pella Design Center is a “store-within-a-store,” featuring informative world-class merchandising displays, staffed by helpful Lowe’s associates trained to provide outstanding Pella-branded products and service, to take the complexity out of window and door purchases for Lowe’s shoppers.

Window and door production at its best
Pella manufactures its wood windows and patio doors in Pella, Carroll, Shenandoah, and Sioux Center, Iowa; and Macomb, Ill. Pella Impervia and vinyl products are manufactured in Murray, Ky. ThermaStar by Pella windows and patio doors are also manufactured in Gettysburg, Pa.; West Columbia, S.C.; Portland, Ore.; Story City, Iowa and Tucson, Ariz. Entry door systems are produced in Fairfield, Ohio.

Why choose Pella® wood windows? Pella offers a wide selection of shapes, styles and sizes to fit most any opening in your home. Gorgeous wood interiors not only can be finished to match your woodwork; they stay looking great with little care. And the exteriors of our wood windows are protected by our durable, low-maintenance EnduraClad® exterior that doesn't need painting. Want the best of all worlds? You can have it with Pella.

Remember to visit www.PellaImpervia.com to find information on Pella® Impervia® Windows and doors – they are made with Duracast®, the strongest most durable material available in Windows and doors.

And, the quality Pella has been known for since 1925 is now available in vinyl Windows and doors. For more information about ThermaStar By Pella® vinyl products, visit www.ThermaStarByPella.com.

Why choose Pella® wood patio doors? Pella offers a wide selection of shapes, styles and sizes to fit most any opening in your home. Gorgeous wood interiors not only can be finished to match your woodwork; they stay looking great with little care. And the exteriors of our wood patio doors are protected by our durable, low-maintenance EnduraClad® exterior that doesn’t need painting. Want the best of all worlds? You can have it with Pella.

Remember to visit www.PellaImpervia.com to find information on Pella® Impervia® Windows and doors – they are made with Duracast®, the strongest most durable material available in Windows and doors.

And, the quality Pella has been known for since 1925 is now available in vinyl Windows and doors. For more information about ThermaStar By Pella® vinyl products, visit www.ThermaStarByPella.com.
Open the door and greet the world with style. It’s possible with stunning entry door systems from Pella. With our beautifully crafted doors, elegant attractive glass options, and inviting window and door combinations, it's easy to make a memorable first impression.

Even so, we understand that all the living going on around the front door can be as interesting as the door itself. That's why beyond an exceptional combination of great looks and thoughtful features, Pella is proud to offer the entry systems rated Best In Quality by Builders*. And all Pella entry doors with Low-E meet or exceed ENERGY STAR® guidelines in all 50 states.

WDMA Hallmark Certification.
Pella products labeled with the Window & Door Manufacturers Association (WDMA) Hallmark Certification are tested in accordance with applicable WDMA performance requirements, which requires products be tested for air infiltration, water infiltration and structural performance. The WDMA certification requirements measure the performance of a single sample of the product at the time of manufacture. Performance of Pella products, as measured by the WDMA requirements, will change over time depending upon the conditions of use. For details on Hallmark Certification, go to www.WDMA.com. All Hallmark Certification performance ratings apply to individual products only. Pella makes no claims as to the overall performance of mulled and/or product combinations.

NFRC Standards.
Pella products labeled with the National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) Energy Performance label are tested in accordance with NFRC requirements. NFRC ratings are based on a combination of computer simulations and physical testing of product samples. For details on NFRC energy performance ratings, go to www.NFRC.org.

Argon.
For Pella products labeled as having Low-E insulating glass with argon, Pella injects argon at the time of manufacture. No warranty is made as to the amount or percentage of argon present in the insulating glass. It is known that argon within insulating glass dissipates over time. The manner of use and conditions of installation of the product will affect the rate of dissipation of argon out of the insulating-glass. Pella makes no warranty regarding the rate of dissipation of argon or the amount of argon remaining in the window at any time after manufacture.