Pella 350 Series Vinyl (Legacy/Lowe's)

The 350 Series is a non-impact mixed window, so it's suited to inland openings rather than the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone. If your address needs hurricane-zone protection, we'd spec an impact-rated model instead — and we'll flag that up front at quote.

Armor Pro installs the Pella 350 Series Vinyl (Legacy/Lowe's) throughout South Florida as a licensed, insured contractor. We measure each opening, handle the product-approval paperwork and permitting, install it to spec, and stand behind the workmanship.

No. The Pella vinyl stack, Encompass, the 250 Series, and the Lowe's-exclusive 150 Series, are all non-impact and carry no Miami-Dade NOA, so they can't be installed in coastal wind-borne-debris zones without a separate hurricane solution. Pella's impact vinyl is a different line, HurricaneShield. We use the Encompass stack only on inland and non-HVHZ replacement work where the building code does not require impact glazing.

They're a vinyl price ladder for non-impact work. Encompass is the mid-tier value line, the 250 Series steps up to premium vinyl with the widest style menu including a multi-slide patio door family, and the 150 Series is an entry stock line sold exclusively through Lowe's. All three share the same non-impact role; the differences are in glass packages, color options, and the range of styles. We match the tier to your budget and how many configurations the project needs.

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.

Only some of the Pella catalog is HVHZ-rated, so the brand name alone doesn't tell you. The dedicated HVHZ residential line is HurricaneShield (vinyl impact, built in Ocala), and the Reserve Impact-Resistant clad-wood line is the premium HVHZ option. The rest of Pella's range, including Lifestyle wood, Impervia fiberglass, the Encompass vinyl stack, Vista aluminum, and the Defender commercial line, is not HVHZ-approved. For a Miami-Dade or Broward address we spec HurricaneShield or Reserve Impact, and confirm the exact approval against your opening before ordering.

Most are available in an impact (HVHZ) version that uses laminated glass and reinforced framing tested to the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone standard, so they protect against wind-borne debris without separate shutters. Armor Pro confirms the exact rating for your opening and wind zone at quote.

Yes. Armor Pro is a licensed and insured installer serving South Florida; we handle the measurement, product approval paperwork, permitting and professional installation so the finished job is code-compliant and warrantied.