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Andersen Windows Expands Commitment to Sustainability with New Environmental Product Declarations

Andersen demonstrates its commitment to sustainability, product transparency and environmental stewardship.

Andersen’s newly verified 100 Series, 400 Series, and A-Series windows offer both design flexibility and verified environmental performance, supporting sustainable building goals without compromising aesthetics.

Andersen Windows, manufacturer of America's most trusted brand of windows and doors*, today announced the publication of three new Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs), covering 14 non-coastal window products across its 100 Series, 400 Series and A-Series product lines, further advancing the company’s commitment to sustainability, product transparency and environmental stewardship.

Newly verified Andersen window products include:

At Andersen, sustainability is not just a goal — it’s our responsibility. These three new EPDs reflect our deep commitment to transparency and continuous improvement. By helping our customers, our communities and the planet understand the benefits of our products, we’re advancing meaningful change. This level of transparency is a critical step in our journey toward a more circular and resilient built environment.”

George Bandy, Jr., chief sustainability officer at Andersen

An EPD is a third-party verified document that quantifies a product’s impact on key environmental metrics such as carbon emissions, water usage, and energy consumption. These impacts are determined through a comprehensive lifecycle assessment (LCA), which, in this case, covers the cradle-to-gate stages, starting from raw material extraction and transportation through to manufacturing. EPDs standardize this data, making it easier to compare products and support transparency in sustainable design and construction.

Andersen’s EPDs join our existing product certifications, such as Indoor Advantage™ Gold indoor air quality and recycled content, to help architects and designers meet green building goals by contributing to LEED®, WELL™, Green Globes® and the Living Building Challenge certifications. These declarations offer critical data for embodied carbon calculations, all while preserving the design flexibility for which Andersen is known. With customizable certified product options ranging in color, size and shape, customers can create distinctive spaces while understanding the environmental impact of their choices. All Andersen EPDs are developed in accordance with ISO 14025.

“With these new EPDs, Andersen continues to demonstrate leadership in product transparency. As EPDs become increasingly recognized as essential tools for sustainable design, Andersen is proud to be among the manufacturers making this level of environmental data publicly available. We’re committed to advancing accountability and empowering our customers with the information they need to make more sustainable choices.”

George Bandy, Jr., chief sustainability officer at Andersen

This milestone builds on Andersen’s legacy of environmental leadership and supports its broader sustainability strategy, which includes reducing greenhouse gas emissions, minimizing waste and designing products with circularity in mind.

*2024 Andersen brand surveys of U.S. contractors, builders, architects & homeowners

Posted: November 4, 2025