Energy Efficient Windows & Doors
Dive into the benefits and learn how to identify energy-efficient windows and doors.
Why Energy Efficiency Matters
Reduce Utility Bills By
12%
Recoup Over
60%
Of project cost
Annual Tax Credit Of
$600
Cut utility bills
ENERGY STAR® estimates that homeowners can reduce their utility bills by 12% by upgrading to energy-efficient windows.
Improve comfort
Energy-efficient windows and doors help prevent drafts and heat transfer to keep your home comfortable year-round, day in and day out.
Increase home value
The Remodeling 2023 Cost vs. Value Report found that homeowners who installed energy-efficient wood and vinyl windows recouped over 60% of the project cost upon resale.
Gain tax credit
Homeowners who install qualifying products can claim tax credits of up to $600 annually to help offset the cost of new windows.
Help the environment
Energy-efficient windows and doors use less energy, which can help sustainability efforts like reducing greenhouse gases emitted into the atmosphere.
What Impacts Energy Efficiency
62% more energy efficient than single-pane windows on average.6
Compare Products for Energy Efficiency and More
No matter which Pella product you choose, rest assured it will perform efficiently. Need help narrowing down the choices? Here are our top three picks for the most energy-efficient product lines.
auto_awesome Upgrade to the Energy Efficiency Package
Available on select Lifestyle Series windows and doors, this package bundles triple-pane glass design with upgraded AdvancedComfort Low-E glass and built-in blinds or shades for enhanced energy efficiency.
High-Efficiency Certifications
How can you tell if a window or door is energy efficient? Look for these certifications that let you know a product is especially high performing.
- ENERGY STAR®
ENERGY STAR®
Pella offers several products that are identified as ENERGY STAR Most Efficient, meaning they meet more stringent energy requirements.
- Passive House Institute United States (PHIUS)
Passive House Institute United States (PHIUS)
A passive house is incredibly efficient and comfortable, using only small amounts of energy for heating and cooling.
- Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®)
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®)
As a U.S. Green Building Council member, Pella encourages LEED certification for healthy, efficient and cost-saving green buildings.
- Home Energy Rating System (HERS®)
Home Energy Rating System (HERS®)
The HERS Index is the industry standard to calculate and inspect a home’s energy efficiency.
- Net Zero Energy
Net Zero Energy
Zero Energy is one of the highest standards in energy performance as certified projects rely only on clean energy, without onsite combustion of fossil fuels.
How to Compare Energy Performance Labels
There are certain elements quantified within the National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) label that comes on every window and door.
#1 replacement wood window and patio door for the combination of energy, sound and value.16
Connect with a Pella Professional
No matter which Pella products you choose, you’re sure to reap the benefits of energy efficiency.
Get your project started by reaching out to a Pella expert: