Regulatory Affairs

NFRC Door Labeling Requirements are changing January 1, 2026. The Door Matrix Label will no longer be an option - participants must transition to the General Temporary Label. Now’s the time to prepare.

June brought key regulatory developments in Florida and Colorado impacting window and door performance standards. From proposed changes to the Florida Building Code to Colorado’s adoption of more practical energy efficiency requirements, WMA remained actively engaged to protect manufacturer interests and promote sound building practices.

WMA’s Director of Regulatory Affairs & Standards Development, Jessica Ferris, attended the ICC Group B Committee Action Hearings in Orlando to provide expert testimony on key proposals affecting exterior door requirements in the IRC. While WMA did not submit proposals this cycle, the Association played an active role in shaping outcomes on several critical issues.

WMA opposes IRS’s complex tax credit rules, advocates for streamlined alternatives.