American Architectural Manufacturers Association

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Window Market Up; Modest for Replacement

Driven by the uptick in the new construction market, total residential window volumes are expected to increase at double-digit rates in 2014, while the replacement market should hold steady. More

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AAMA: $500K Crackdown on Lowe's Over Lead-Paint Rule Was a Publicity Stunt

EPA penalties were intended to push remodelers into getting certification while making an example of Lowe's, association's president says. More

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Ensuring a leak-free installation

It's not the replacement window that causes the leaks; it's the installer. Well, most of the time. More

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Why Fiberglass Windows Are Gaining Popularity

Fiberglass windows, once a niche product, continue to become more mainstream for homeowners and contractors. More

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Gorell Sold, Brand Remains In the Market

Soft-Lite Closes Gorell Plant, Consolidates Manufacturing More

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Window Sales Fall In Year After Tax Credits Expire

What many people in the window replacement business suspected is now official. More

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A Handful of Window Companies Find Ways to Recycle Old Windows

Most old windows end up in landfills. Many home improvement company owners feel they have no alternative for disposal. More

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What The Window Industry Expects From Lead Safe Renovation

Richard Walker, president and CEO of the American Architectural Manufacturers Association (AAMA), which represents window and door manufacturers, responds to the latest developments in implementation of the Environmental Protection Agency's lead-safe renovation rules. More

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How Window World Plans To Get Even Bigger

Founded in 1995, Window World has emerged this year as the largest home improvement company in the U.S. More

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Did the Stimulus Stimulate?

For window replacement contractors, the tax credits have helped salvage a season that might otherwise have been lost. More

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