Windows play a critical role in a home's energy efficiency. In Cedar Park, TX, where summer temperatures can soar and cooling costs are a major concern, inefficient windows can account for up to 30% of a home's energy loss. Standard windows often allow heat to transfer through frames and glass, […]
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1. Superior Durability That Can Withstand Extreme Conditions One of the greatest advantages of custom steel windows is their remarkable durability. Cedar Park residents are familiar with the region's intense summer heat, heavy rains, and occasional strong winds. Steel windows are built to handle these conditions without warping, rotting, or swelling, […]
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When homeowners consider upgrading their windows, one of the first questions is often about cost. Custom steel windows typically carry a higher initial price tag compared to standard aluminum or vinyl options. However, their long-term value often far exceeds the upfront investment. Steel windows are more than just a design feature; […]
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In Cedar Park, TX, where the real estate market is competitive and neighborhoods are filled with unique homes, curb appeal plays a vital role in making a strong first impression. One of the most effective ways to upgrade the exterior of a home is by installing custom steel windows. Their […]
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Homeowners who are looking to elevate their property often seek aesthetic design elements. Custom steel windows deliver just that. Their slim profiles, clean lines, and sophisticated finishes bring a modern edge while maintaining a timeless look that complements any home design, from traditional ranch-style homes to sleek urban builds. Unlike standard […]
Read morePerched on Bainbridge Island overlooking Seattle, designer Taylor Ogle takes on her most challenging project. Her number one task was getting the entire family comfortable with her design plan. Her mother prefers a clean contemporary aesthetic, while her stepdad is quite traditional. Piecing together two different styles in this Norman–style house, meant pleasing both parents. […]
Consumers buy glass to enhance the beauty of their homes, but what happens when glass is exposed to hard water, soap scum and environmental elements? Getting a streak-free glass is next to impossible. Once stains are on the glass, they are almost impossible to remove, unless the surface is protected with a low-maintenance coating. Although […]
Portella Steel Doors and Windows helped Saunders Construction, Inc. create an enticing entrance with a contemporary metal 3-D door in Denver, Colorado. Each section of this a-symmetrical pyramid design was meticulously hand formed. The precision and invisible welds offer the illusion that this steel door was made from one slate of steel. The Maven Hotel, […]
Portella Steel Doors and Windows is thrilled to announce one of our partner architect’s participation in the AIA Houston Home Tours. The local Houston chapter of the American Institute of Architects Home Tour is a showcase of Houston’s top architectural talent. Designs range in style with no regard to size or price, but rather place […]
French doors deliver modern style in a timeless package. Austin, Texas homeowners seeking a contemporary feel in every room will want to choose from any of our 3 series, custom fabricated French doors and windows. Our team works closely with a broad group of industry partners, designers, builders and architects to ensure that we understand […]
We are excited to be a part of the upcoming AIA Conference on Architecture in Orlando, April 27-29. Be sure to come visit Portella at booth #1517 at the Architecture Expo!
Located off of Commerce St. in Downtown Dallas, TX – The Adolphus Hotel is a historic hotel that originally opened it’s doors in 1912. The photos below are of the entry way to the hotel, which features Portella Storefront Interior window walls and steel doors. The Storefront Series has been developed for commercial projects […]
Portella’s signature glazing with minimalist muntin bars provides and open light feel to this dining space wall of steel doors and steel windows.
Steel and glass were used on this remodeled shower enclosure, giving the small space a larger feel