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US Residential Roofing

Publisher Freedonia Group
Published Feb 28, 2022
Length 218 Pages
SKU # FG16979491

Description

Residential Roofing

US demand for residential roofing is forecast to rise 0.3% annually to 183.8 million squares in 2025. Continuing high levels of new housing activity and homeowner interest in repairing older or worn roofs will support demand for roofing. Further gains will be supported by the efforts of homeowners and roofing contractors to install roofing materials that are better able to resist damage caused by severe weather events or improve a residence’s energy efficiency.
This report covers residential roofing demand by Product, Application, Housing Type, and Subregion, Data are given in dollar value and areas terms (squares).

Residential roofing products covered in the study include:
     Asphalt shingles
     Metal roofing
     Bituminous membranes
     Roofing Tile
     Wood shingles and shakes
     Other products     
Residential roofing applications include:
     New construction
     Reroofing
Housing types for residential roofing products comprise:
     Single-family
     Multifamily
     Manufactured Housing
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 residential roofing market including key trends in product segmentation. Historical data are provided for 2010, 2015, and 2020 with forecasts for 2025 and 2030, 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

218 Pages
    • Figure 1-1 | Residential Roofing Market Outlook
    • Report Details
    • Market Scope & Product Description
    • Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Residential Roofing
    • Historical Market Trends
    • Supply & Demand
    • Products Overview
    • Pricing Trends
    • New Housing Construction Trends
    • Age of Building Stock
    • Weather & Climate
    • Roof Slope: Low Slope or Steep Slope
    • Installation Issues
    • Evolving Building Codes
    • Insurer Requirements
    • Sustainability Initiatives
    • Roofing Product Lifespans
    • Definition & Scope
    • Products
    • New Construction vs. Reroofing
    • Regional Trends
    • Market Share
    • Definition & Scope
    • Products
    • New Construction vs. Reroofing
    • Regional Trends
    • Market Share
    • Definition & Scope
    • Demand by Roofing System Type
    • Consumption by Product Type
    • New Construction vs. Reroofing
    • Regional Trends
    • Market Share
    • Definition & Scope
    • Products
    • New Construction vs. Reroofing
    • Regional Trends
    • Market Share
    • Definition & Scope
    • Products
    • New Construction vs. Reroofing
    • Regional Trends
    • Market Share
    • Definition & Scope
    • Products
    • New Construction vs. Reroofing
    • Regional Trends
    • Leading Suppliers
    • Demand by Application
    • New Construction
    • Reroofing
    • Demand by Housing Type
    • Single-Family Housing
    • Multifamily Housing
    • Manufactured Housing
    • Residential Roofing Demand by Region
    • Northeast
    • Midwest
    • South
    • West
    • Industry Composition
    • Market Share
    • Mergers & Acquisitions
    • Distribution Overview
    • Scope
    • Definitions
    • Freedonia Methodology
    • Study-Specific Methodology
    • Sources
    • Associations & Agencies
    • Related Studies & Reports
    • Macroeconomic Assumptions

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