Find a Local Pella® Certified Contractor

Have you had any special training or education? Certification can indicate that a person takes pride in their work and wants to be recognized for their professional capabilities, as well as continue to build new skills in their field.

Pella Certified Contractors utilize industry best practices and follow good building practices. They also receive, maintain and utilize required education of proper installation and best practices consistent with Pella products, as well as purchase and maintain insurance to work as a PCC.

A contractor is only as good as the most recent projects they've completed. If they're proud of their work and know they have satisfied customers, they should be more than happy to provide you names of referrals. To contractors, the best customers are often their current customers. Many homeowners complete their home improvement projects in phases. Retaining the same contractor for the next part of the job shows confidence in the quality of the work.

Pella Certified Contractors have successfully completed required minimum of Pella jobs to be called a Pella Certified Contractor.

While extreme rain, wind or snow doesn't create ideal replacement conditions, experienced pros know how to isolate their work area during inclement weather so there's little to no disruption to the rest of your home.

Pella Certified Contractors take necessary steps to provide a safe workplace and quality workmanship.

A contractor who employs full-time employees is usually a good indication that the contractor has enough business to stay busy year-round – a good sign that the contractor delivers quality results.

Pella Certified Contractors complete third party background checks on Pella jobsite workers.

Any window you choose will come with a product warranty. But that's only half the story. You'll want a contractor who'll provide the proper installation and address any installation-related issues that may arise.

Pella Certified Contractors receive, maintain and utilize required education of proper installation and best practices consistent with Pella products.