Data collection for our Annual Consumer Practices Survey is complete and we’re now compiling and publishing the initial findings. More than 110,000 U.S. and Canadian households participated this year, and provided highly detailed information on their remodeling activities and purchases in 30 different product categories for the last year.
Already, we’ve identified some interesting market insights in several categories from this year’s study; Kitchen and Bathroom Countertops in particular. While Granite is still most popular, Quartz is growing rapidly at the expense of all other countertop types except Marble. Quartz’s deep penetration in the Oregon and Washington kitchen remodel markets is remarkable – with greater than 40% share of all installations in those states – but it is still not reaching its potential in many of the Eastern Seaboard states (e.g., Delaware, Maryland, Georgia) with only about 10% share.
Source: Home Innovation's 2019 Consumer Practices Survey.
Kitchen Cabinets are another category where dramatic change was revealed in the 2019 survey. Painted Cabinets are growing quickly in popularity at the expense of Wood Finishes, and the simpler Flat Panel door style is growing at the expense of traditional and more ornate Raised Panel doors. Euro-style cabinet boxes, which do not have face frames, peaked at almost 40% of the market a few years ago but are now declining in favor of face-frame designs.
Source: Home Innovation's 2019 Consumer Practices Survey.
This is just a glimpse of the interesting findings from our most recent remodeling survey. Top building product manufacturers have used Home Innovation's survey data for over 20 years to determine market demand and identify trends like these in the building materials market. 2019 Consumer Practices Reports are available now for immediate delivery to manufacturers interested in this kind of valuable information to position their products and materials optimally in today’s ever-changing market.
The Consumer Practices Reports cover building products used in residential repair and remodeling and can be paired with our annual Builder Practices Reports to give you a complete view of the residential construction market. Consumer Practices reports are available in the following categories:
Appliances | Cabinets for Kitchen & Bath | Countertops
Deck & Porch Railings | Exterior Doors | Faucets
Fencing & Landscape Walls | Finished Flooring | Garage Doors
Home Mechanical Ventilation | Home Standby Generators
House Wrap & Foam under Siding | Insulation | Interior Doors
Interior Finish Materials | Outdoor Structures - Decks, Patios & Porches
Patio Doors | Plumbing Fixtures | Plumbing Piping | Roofing
Roofing Underlayment | Sheathing - Floor, Roof & Wall
Siding & Exterior Cladding | Soffit, Fascia & Exterior Trim
Storage Systems for Closet & Garage
Structural Systems - Floor, Roof & Wall | Windows
Our reports are far more than just summary tabulations of a national household remodeling survey. We employ a robust market demand modeling methodology that compiles volume and type of products and materials purchased. We report market demand for owner- and renter-occupied households by state, regional, and national totals. Our Consumer Practices Reports also distinguish between places of purchase, DIY vs. Pro installations, and many more important details.
We’re also providing more options than ever in data format. The large survey sample size allows data subscribers to get a very granular look into county, metro area, state, and regional markets for residential remodeling. This year, Consumer Practices Reports will be available in both tabular and database formats that give you more analysis options, including analysis via business analytics and mapping software.
Want to en-“counter” more interesting trends like these? Get in touch.
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