by Laura Seaton, Executive Director I am very excited to announce that WindowDressers is moving forward with re-opening our innovative Community Build program for insulating window inserts in 2021! After a full year of being shut down due to the…
by Sam Saltonstall, WindowDressers Board President Recently I asked Efficiency Maine’s Andy Meyer to explain what a “Negawatt” is. “A Negawatt,” he said smiling, “is a measure of energy not used when people like you make their homes more energy…
WindowDressers is please to welcome our newest board member, Heidi Clark. Heidi started at Window Dressers as a participant and workshop volunteer. Her keen interest in the workshop process and her admiration of the volunteer efforts, jigs and tools inspired…
Join us on Thursday, November 19th for a free screening of the film 2040. Award-winning director Damon Gameau embarks on a journey to explore what the future could look like by the year 2040 if we simply embraced the best solutions already available to…
One testament to the simple practicality of the WindowDressers program is how quickly the idea has taken root in communities across Maine and Vermont. This has been especially true in Vermont in the last few years. WindowDressers co-founder Dick Cadwgan…
An Interview with Nate Davis By Meaghan LaSala WindowDressers is not a typical non-profit organization in many ways. Our technology systems are more reflective of a manufacturing company than a small non-profit. While our insert building process may be simple…
Now that fall is upon us, here are some tips for cleaning and installing your inserts! Cleaning Inserts: Plastic film attracts dust. For removal of dust, a micro-fiber cloth or tack cloth available in paint stores can be used. Do not…
