Pella Storm Doors (LARSON-licensed)

A Pella Storm Door adds a protective aluminum-framed glass-and-screen door in front of your main entry, letting you bring in fresh air through the screen or extra light through the glass while shielding the entry door from weather. It is a comfort and protection add-on, not a hurricane-impact product, so it complements rather than replaces an impact-rated entry. We'll help you pick the configuration that fits how you use your front door.

The Pella / LARSON storm door in our catalog is configured at 32 by 81 inches. We'll verify your existing entry opening on-site to confirm fit before ordering, since a storm door has to align with the entry door frame it mounts to. If your opening differs, we'll discuss the right approach with you at the estimate.

Pella Storm Doors are offered in Fullview (5600E), Midview (5625E), and ventilating/retractable-screen styles, so you can choose how much glass versus screen you want. Glass options include Low-E and clear, plus decorative styles like Arch Bevel, Crystal Bevel, Double Bevel, Kensett, Edessa, and Venetian. We'll walk you through the screen and glass combinations at your consultation.

The aluminum frame comes in Black, Bronze, White, and additional colors from the LARSON palette, with multiple handle finishes to match your entry hardware. That lets us coordinate the storm door with your existing front door and trim. We'll confirm the finish and handle choices when we scope your installation.

Installed pricing for a Pella Storm Door depends on the configuration you choose (full-view, mid-view, or retractable screen), the glass option, the frame color and hardware finish, and the condition of your existing entry opening. Decorative glass and retractable-screen models cost more than a basic clear-glass door. Armor Pro provides a free, no-obligation estimate and we'll confirm the exact build before ordering.

Some configurations can be, but it isn't the default. Pella offers impact glass on select entry-door styles rather than across the whole program, and the approval isn't surfaced on the standard spec sheets, so it has to be confirmed for the specific door. For a hurricane-zone entrance that must be rated, we verify the exact configuration's Florida approval or spec an impact entrance from a line built for it. We sort out which of your openings actually require a rated door.

It's the standalone door portfolio that sits outside the patio doors already built into the HurricaneShield, Lifestyle, and Vista window lines. It covers fiberglass and steel entry doors, bifold patio doors in wood and vinyl, and storm doors co-branded as Pella Storm Doors. These are complementary openings, an entry door to match a window package, a bifold to open a patio, or a storm door over an existing entrance, rather than the anchor of a hurricane project.

Pella Corporation is a family-owned national manufacturer headquartered in Pella, Iowa, founded in 1925 and now spanning more than 20 plants across the country. For the Florida hurricane market the important detail is that Pella's impact lines, HurricaneShield and Defender, are built in Ocala, Florida by Pella's CWS subsidiary, so the storm products are made in-state rather than shipped in. We install and service Pella across South Florida and handle the order, permit, and installation regardless of which plant a given product comes from.