Colors & Finishes | Vista Pro Windows

The Profile, Up Close

Color that lives in the material.

Look closely at a Vista Pro frame and the first thing you notice is how clean it is. Every profile is extruded from virgin vinyl in one continuous pass — crisp edges, even sightlines, and a smooth, soft-sheen surface with no seams, no filler, and nothing sitting on top of it.

That is where the color comes from. White, Almond, and Black are blended into the vinyl before it is ever shaped, so the color runs all the way through the frame rather than lying on its surface. It has a depth a coating can't imitate, and because there is no finish to wear through, it can't peel, flake, or scratch down to a different color underneath.

Or make it entirely yours.

Some houses ask for something the standard colors can't give — a deep burgundy for a craftsman, a navy that anchors a coastal elevation, a green that lets the frame settle back into the garden. The same profile can be custom painted, so the color is no longer something you settle for. Bring us a paint chip, your front door, or a color you've been saving, and we'll match the finish to it.

Try it in the viewer: turn the window, switch finishes, and slide the sash open. The top row is our virgin vinyl colors; the second row shows a few of the custom painted finishes that are possible.

Virgin vinylWhite · Almond · Black — color through the material
Custom paintedMatched to the color you choose
Either wayThe same profile, hardware, and glass

A modern two-storey home with white vinyl windows and doors

The same home with black vinyl windows and doors

Laguna — Black Pacific — White Drag to compare

Virgin Vinyl, In Three Colors

Now the color is yours to choose.

For a long time, vinyl meant white. It no longer does. The same frame is now extruded in three virgin vinyl colors — White and Almond in the Pacific Series, Black in the Laguna Series — so you can let the frame disappear into the trim or stand deliberately against it, without moving up to aluminum or taking on a painted finish.

Choosing is the part most people find hard, because a color chip held up to a wall tells you almost nothing about how a whole elevation will read. That is what the comparison above is for.

Virgin vinyl, not regrind. No reprocessed filler in the frame, so it holds its dimension in heat and resists chalking and yellowing.
The color runs through the material. It is not sprayed on, so a scratch never exposes white underneath and there is no finish to peel or fade unevenly.
Black reads thinner from inside. A dark frame recedes against a bright opening, which is why designers reach for it when the goal is to keep the view and lose the window.
White is the most forgiving. It sits comfortably against any trim color. Almond does the same job in a warmer key, and suits beige and tan stucco and older homes.
Color never limits the product. All three share the same frame engineering, fusion-welded corners, hardware, and glass packages — so the finish you want never rules out the window you need.

Colors & finishes.

Color that lives in the material.

Or make it entirely yours.

Now the color is yours to choose.

Pacific Series

Laguna Series

Screen colors match the frame.

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