Single-Hung Windows

Single-hung windows from Pella of Bloomington, IN add elegance to any spot in your home. They open from the bottom for ventilation, making them functional and efficient. These windows provide great protection against the weather with their cam-action locks that pull the sashes close to the weatherstripping.

With single-hung windows offered in several of our product lines and in three material types, it’s simple to find Pella^® replacement windows to fit your budget. Plus, our variety of glass options can offer greater energy efficiency and options to keep your local climate in mind.

Wood

Architect Series®

Specialized shapes, sizes, grille patterns, exterior colors and more
Naturally attractive wood types with fine-furniture details
Pella’s most historically correct window options
ENERGY STAR^®-rated features save energy

Fiberglass

Pella® Impervia® Series

Built with Duracast^®—the strongest, most durable material you can have in windows¹
Great weather protection
Top-notch finishes
ENERGY STAR^®-rated attributes save energy

Pella Impervia single-hung fiberglass windows

Vinyl

Pella® 350 Series

Nearly invisible, exclusive SmoothSeam^™ welded corners
Robust, detailed frame profile
Sturdier and more durable than other vinyl windows²
ENERGY STAR^®-rated features save energy

Vinyl

Pella® 250 Series

Sturdy frame design resists warping and twisting
More of our most well-liked design attributes and options
ENERGY STAR^®-rated options save energy

Vinyl

Encompass by Pella®

Superior craftsmanship backed by Pella
Styles and options to accommodate almost all budgets
Low-maintenance vinyl frames—no more painting!
ENERGY STAR^®-rated features save energy

See the entire line of Pella replacement, single-hung windows at your nearby Pella showroom, or click below to set up your free, in-home consultation.

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¹In testing performed in accordance with ASTM testing standards. Duracast® fiberglass composite from Pella has displayed superior performance in strength, ability to withstand heat and cold, and resistance to dents and scratches.

²Based on the force required to bend a window frame profile.