U.S. Consumer Spending on Energy-Related Home Services & SuppliesDillon MediaMarch 1, 2009 112 Pages - SKU: DM2196554 |
| Countries covered: United States Out of the broad swath of annual household expenditures, this report tracks a targeted selection of consumer spending on energy-related services and commodities for the home (see below). It focuses only on primary owned homes, excluding spending by rental properties, dormitories, second homes, prisons, military bases and owned vacation homes. Why Buy It: Align your customer base's demographic with homeowner spending trends on energy-related supplies and services. Who Buys It: Companies engaged in Market Transformation that need historic baseline spending on home products and services. Companies marketing energy-saving products and services for the home benefit from understanding spending trends by U.S. households on related items. This report highlights spending demographics that stand out in each category, providing information to focus products and services on current demand and spending trends. Utility companies, home supply retailers, home maintenance service companies, home repair companies, home builders, energy conservation companies, energy-efficiency organizations and regional planners. Data are from the Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer Expenditure Surveys from 2000 to 2007 (the latest available). This is an annual, nationwide household survey designed to represent the total U.S. civilian noninstitutional population. Surveys are performed over the course of the year in 91 geographic areas consisting of a mixture of metropolitan, micropolitan and rural areas. Each year approximately 14,200 households generate over 40,000 usable interview and diary forms from which these numbers are generated. Household expenditures in this report are defined below. Data on higher income became available in 2003 and are included. Full data tables can be found in Appendix A. Two Annual Spending Types: 1) Spending by all households in each demographic group, in billions of dollars. 2) Spending by each household in a demographic group, in dollars. By These Demographic Spending Brackets: Age: <25, 25-34, 45-54, 55-64, 65-74, 75+ Income: <5K, 5-9K, 10-14K, 15-19K, 20-29K, 30-39K, 40-49K, 50-69K, 70K+ Higher Income: <70K, 70-79K, 80-99K, 100-119K, 120-149K, 150K+ Region: West, Northeast, Midwest, South Family: Single without kids, Husband & Wife Only, Husband & Wife with oldest child under 6, Husband & Wife with oldest child 6-17, Husband & Wife with oldest child 18+ In These Categories: Maintenance and Repair Services (Primary Owned Home) Plumbing and Water Heating Services Heat, A/C and Electrical Services Roofing and Gutter Services Hard Surface Flooring Services Maintenance & Repair Commodities (Primary Owned Home) Plumbing Supplies and Equipment Electrical Supplies, Heating and Cooling Equipment Materials for Hard Surface Flooring Materials for Roofing and Gutters Material for Plaster, Panel, Sidings, Windows, Doors, Screens & Awnings Material for Insulation and Other Repairs Electricity Services (Primary Owned Home) |
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