Clarity for the
decisions ahead.
An enhanced Market Study, a decade of accessible data, and new research give members a stronger foundation for business decisions.
Explore our intelligenceYour investment.
At work.
A stronger industry starts with us.
In 2026, WDMA members turned collective investment into meaningful progress for window, door, and skylight manufacturers.
See what we accomplished INSIGHTS. ACCESS. INFLUENCE.
STRONG INDUSTRY.
BRIGHTER TOMORROW.
BRIGHTER TOMORROW.
2026
THE VALUE OF MOVING FORWARD. TOGETHER.OUR COLLECTIVE IMPACT
Progress you can
put to work.
30%
Growth in Market Study
member-company participation
10x
Growth in the number of states where WDMA is advocating for the industry
57%
Growth in spending on advocacy services to support the industry
2026 ACCOMPLISHMENTSShared investment.
Shared investment.
Real industry progress.
The issues that shape our industry reach beyond any one company. Together, we build the insights, relationships, and influence to move it forward.
Clarity for the
Stronger connections.
Greater opportunity.
Federal trade representation, executive engagement, and building-products coalitions bring industry expertise to the right conversations.
See how we connectA voice that moves
our industry forward.
From housing affordability to energy codes and packaging policy, coordinated advocacy advances practical solutions for manufacturers.
Discover our advocacyTHE VALUE OF MEMBERSHIPFive outcomes.
Five outcomes.
One stronger
industry.
Association accomplishments matter most when they create better conditions for your business to compete.
View the five-outcomes infographicFederal advocacy
A collective voice for the policies that shape our industry’s future.
- Advanced housing affordability priorities through engagement with federal policymakers.
- Secured industry representation on Industry Trade Advisory Committee 8 (ITAC-8), adding a channel for manufacturers in federal trade policy.
Regulatory protection
Practical requirements. Coordinated action. A more competitive industry.
- Advocated for practical Colorado energy requirements and defended the industry against problematic model energy-code proposals.
- Pursued solutions to packaging extended producer responsibility (EPR) requirements in California, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, and other states.
- Advanced coordination on PFAS and developed a national EPR strategy for 2027.
Market intelligence
Better information for decisions about capital, production, and strategy.
- Enhanced the annual WDMA U.S. Market Study, with 30% growth in member-company participation.
- Introduced an online dashboard with ten years of historical Market Study data.
- Commissioned the industry’s first economic impact study and advanced research on wildfire resilience and EPR.
Industry collaboration
Connecting expertise and relationships to address shared challenges.
- Led building-product associations in a united response to packaging EPR.
- Reimagined executive engagement through the WDMA Executive Leadership Forum.
- Expanded representation in codes and standards development.
Building for 2027
A foundation for broader engagement across the industry.
- Advanced development of a next-generation WDMA.com for manufacturers, suppliers, customers, code officials, and policymakers.
- Planned expanded information, technical resources, and enhanced product search capability. This work continues into 2027.
BUILDING ON OUR MOMENTUMA foundation.
A foundation.
And a way forward.
The progress of 2026 sets the stage for what comes next: putting our national EPR strategy to work, sustaining advocacy on housing and trade, expanding industry intelligence, and developing a next-generation WDMA.com.
Continued member investment makes the next chapter possible.
Connect with WDMATHE FULL PICTUREYour investment,
Your investment,
at a glance.
Explore and share the results your membership makes possible.
2026 YEAR IN REVIEWAccomplishments overviewTHE VALUE OF MEMBERSHIPFive outcomes for our industryDownloadable infographics · PNG
