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Low-Slope Roofing

Publisher Freedonia Group
Published Sep 30, 2020
Length 221 Pages
SKU # FG16337087

Description

Low-Slope Roofing 

US demand for low-slope roofing is forecast to fall 0.6% annually to 73.37 million squares in 2024. A modest recovery in commercial construction spending after the declines seen during the COVID-19 pandemic will restrain demand advances going forward.

This report covers low-slope roofing demand by Product, Market, and Subregion, Data are given in dollar value and area (squares) terms.

Low-slope roofing products covered in the study include:
Bituminous (modified bitumen membranes and standard roofing felts)
Plastic single-ply (TPO membranes, PVC membranes, and other plastic membranes)
Rubber (EPDM, CSPE, neoprene, and butyl rubber and other)
Metal (standing seam roofing and corrugated metal panels)
Other products (SPF roofing, green roofing, liquid-applied roof coatings, and other products)

Markets for low-slope roofing include:
New residential construction
Residential improvement and repair
New nonresidential construction
Nonresidential improvement and repair
Demand is broken out for US Census subregions.
New England
Middle Atlantic
East North Central
West North Central
South Atlantic
East South Central
West South Central
Mountain
Pacific

Scope of the Report
This report covers the scope, size, and growth of the US low-slope roofing market including key trends in product segmentation. Historical data are provided for 2009, 2014, and 2019 with forecasts for 2024 and 2029, with year by year historical market volatility also addressed. Data are provided in both area and dollar value terms. Also included is an analysis of the industry key players and their market shares.

Table of Contents

221 Pages
    • Figure 1-1 | US Low-Slope Roofing Market
    • Key Findings
    • Study Scope & Product Description
    • Demand Outlook & Key Trends (Area & Value)
    • Pricing Trends
    • Key Findings
    • Challenges Facing the Low-Slope Roofing Industry
    • Impact of COVID-19 on the Low-Slope Roofing Industry
    • Growth Opportunities
    • New Technologies
    • Key Findings
    • Scope & Definition
    • System Types: Key Advantages & Disadvantages
    • Demand Forecast (Area Covered & Material Consumption)
    • Markets & Applications (New vs. Reroofing)
    • Products
    • Surface Types (Smooth & Granule)
    • Regions & Subregions
    • Suppliers
    • Key Findings
    • Scope & Definition
    • Key Advantages & Disadvantages
    • Demand Forecast
    • Markets & Applications (New vs. Reroofing)
    • Products
    • Regions & Subregions
    • Suppliers
    • Key Findings
    • Scope & Definition
    • Key Advantages & Disadvantages
    • Demand Forecast
    • Markets & Applications (New vs. Reroofing)
    • Products
    • Regions & Subregions
    • Suppliers
    • Key Findings
    • Scope & Definition
    • Demand Forecast
    • Markets & Applications (New vs. Reroofing)
    • Products
    • Regions & Subregions
    • Suppliers
    • Key Findings
    • Demand by Application & Product
    • New Commercial
    • Commercial Reroofing
    • Building Types
    • Key Findings
    • Demand by Application & Product
    • New Residential
    • Residential Reroofing
    • Demand by Housing Type
    • Key Findings
    • Demand by Region
    • Northeast
    • Midwest
    • South
    • West
    • Key Findings & Industry Composition
    • Market Share
    • Marketing
    • Distribution
    • Key Competitive Strategies
    • List of Industry Participants
    • Scope
    • Definitions
    • Abbreviations
    • Freedonia Methodology
    • Study Specific Methodology
    • Sources
    • Associations & Agencies
    • Related Studies & Reports
    • Macroeconomic Assumptions

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