Roofing underlayment – the material applied to a roof deck prior to the installation of roofing materials – is expected to see above-average demand growth through 2025.

Asphalt shingles account for the largest share of residential roofing demand in the US and will continue to do so going forward.

After this record year of roofing demand, many in the industry are curious as to what the future hold and wonder if can that growth be sustained.

Decking accounts for the largest share of pressure-treated lumber and will continue to do going forward.

Lumber frequently dominated discussions among construction professionals during the COVID-19 pandemic.

An uptick in roof installation activity also spurred increases in demand for underlayment.

The global market for ceiling tiles is forecast to grow 4.4% annually to $5.3 billion in 2025, according to our new study.

The growing popularity of outdoor living is driving consumer interest in materials that can unify indoor-outdoor aesthetics for a seamless transition between spaces. (Think stone patio pavers that match the flooring in an adjoining interior room, or using the same stone tiling in the backsplashes of both indoor and outdoor kitchens.)

Gutter guards are increasingly popular with homeowners looking to prevent gutters from being clogged by fallen leaves, pine needles, and other debris, thereby minimizing the need to periodically clean gutters, which can be a time-consuming and potentially dangerous task.

Among people who purchase home organization products, the bathroom is one of the rooms for which consumers most commonly purchase organization products. A Freedonia Group survey found that 68% of consumers who bought home organization products in the past months bought products for the bathroom.