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10 Popular Home Window Brands

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Are you researching windows for a major home renovation or new construction? While regional window brands can offer something particularly well suited to your local area, national brands also have plenty to offer. These major brands are highly rated by sources like Consumer Reports and can provide windows across the U.S.A.

Andersen

As one of the popular window brands in the U.S.A., you'll likely come across the Andersen name as you shop. This brand is generally well regarded for producing efficient, high-quality products. Andersen Windows 400 Series is a popular line, but others, including Renewal and American Craftsman, are also worth considering.

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Pella

Pella has a versatile range of options, including windows in both stock sizes and custom dimensions. You can shop for Pella windows in multiple different locations, including chain hardware stores and company-owned retail stores.

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Jeld-Wen

Sold through independent dealers and home centers, Jeld-Wen isn't quite as accessible as its other major national competitors, but it's still worth considering due to its wide range of options. High-efficiency technologies are common across different lines of the Jeld-Wen brand name.

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Marvin

Marvin is another national brand that's in the top tier of big industry names. Reviews for Marvin-brand windows note their premium prices, but that may translate to longevity. High-quality windows can last for more than two decades.

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Weather Shield

Weather Shield is a smaller manufacturer that has been highly rated for its wood-clad windows. The company prides itself on its warranties and the fact that it's an independent business that's been family owned and operated for decades.

Simonton

If you're looking for a brand that's sold through big-box retailers, Simonton is another one to check out. This brand's window lines include both new construction and replacement options with plenty of versatility.

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Ply Gem

Ply Gem's window options come with several different avenues for customization, including glass type and hardware choices. You can find both stock and special-order or custom size options as well, adding further versatility to your options.

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Kolbe

Kolbe makes both windows and doors, so you can get them in similar styles from the same manufacturer if you want to. This Wisconsin-based company has multiple product lines, some with different exterior finish options for modern or traditional homes.

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Lincoln

If you're looking for ways to support smaller businesses as you renovate or build your home, Lincoln is worth considering for windows. Lincoln goes the extra mile for its energy-efficient units, adding argon to Low-E glass at no extra charge.

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ReliaBilt

ReliaBilt's vinyl windows are highly rated and easily accessible at select big-box home improvement retailers. This is another little-known brand that still offers a wide range of options, including energy-efficient features and multiple size options.