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Residential Remodeling

Data Overview - Residential Remodeling 

Home Remodeling Product Usage Statistics & Market Data

The U.S. residential remodeling industry has undergone some dramatic change in recent years, as homeowners are redefining what homeownership means to them. Manufacturers who have managed to adapt, or even thrive under these conditions have done so by keeping close watch on this hard-to-predict market. For over 25 years, the Annual Consumer Practices Survey has been tracking building products and materials used in home remodeling (we also track new home construction product usage data). In 2002, this program expanded to the Canadian remodeling market as well.

This year, Home Innovation Research Labs conducted a survey of over 90,000 U.S. and Canadian households to document their purchases for home maintenance, repair, and remodeling. The findings are published in our Annual Consumer Practices Reports on important product categories like appliances, countertops, roofing, siding, and many more. Purchase volumes are provided by each of the 50 states. Find out more about each of these reports by clicking on one of the building product categories below.

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Purchase Report

Residential Remodeling Topics

Appliances

Appliances Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Appliances report contains a summary of purchase volume in units for ranges, cooktops, wall ovens, and clothes dryers in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: KITCHEN & LAUNDRY APPLIANCES

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF PURCHASE
    (Households that Spent Money on:)

    • Cooktop
    • Oven
    • Range
    • Microwave (built-in w/ range)
    • Microwave (over-the-range w/ venting)
    • Microwave (top unit of double wall oven)
    • Freezer on top, refrigerator below
    • Refrigerator on top, freezer below
    • Side-by-side refrigerator/freezer
    • Refrigerator only
    • Freezer only
    • Front loading washing machine
    • Top loading washing machine
    • Electric dryer
    • Gas powered dryer
    • Dishwasher

    TYPE OF PURCHASE
    (Units)

    • Cooktop
    • Oven
    • Range
    • Microwave (built-in w/ range)
    • Microwave (over-the-range w/ venting)
    • Microwave (top unit of double wall oven)
    • Freezer on top, refrigerator below
    • Refrigerator on top, freezer below
    • Side-by-side refrigerator/freezer
    • Refrigerator only
    • Freezer only
    • Front loading washing machine
    • Top loading washing machine
    • Electric dryer
    • Gas powered dryer – Propane
    • Gas powered dryer – Piped Gas
    • Dishwasher

    RANGES, COOKTOPS & WALL OVENS (Units)

    • Freestanding range
    • Slide-in range
    • Drop-in range
    • Cooktop & wall ovens

    COOKING FUEL (Units)

    • Gas ranges – Propane
    • Gas ranges – Piped Gas
    • Electric ranges
    • Gas cooktops – Propane
    • Gas cooktops – Piped Gas
    • Electric cooktops
    • TOTAL RANGES AND COOKTOPS

    WALL OVENS (Units)

    • Gas wall ovens – Propane
    • Gas wall ovens – Piped Gas
    • Electric wall ovens
    • TOTAL WALL OVENS

  • BURNER TYPE (Units)

    ELECTRIC BURNERS

    • Smoothtop
    • Conventional heat coils
    • Other

    GAS BURNERS

    • Smoothtop, sealed gas burners
    • Conventional gas
    • Other

    WALL OVEN CONFIGURATION (Units)

    • Single wall oven
    • Two separate wall ovens
    • Stacked double ovens in a single unit
    • Other

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Units Purchased)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Units Purchased)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE (Units Purchased)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Units Purchased)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Bathroom Accessories & Tub or Shower Doors

Bathroom Accessories & Tub or Shower Doors Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Bathroom Accessories report contains a summary of purchase volume in units for a wide variety of bathroom accessories and Tub or Shower Doors in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: KITCHEN OR BATHROOM REMODEL

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF PURCHASE (Households that Spent Money on:)

    • Towel Bars
    • Towel Rings
    • Robe Hooks
    • Toilet paper holders
    • Toothbrush / Tumbler holders
    • Shelves
    • Soap dishes
    • Grab bars
    • Shower Doors

    TYPE OF PURCHASE (Units)

    • Towel Bars
    • Towel Rings
    • Robe Hooks
    • Toilet paper holders
    • Toothbrush / Tumbler holders
    • Shelves
    • Soap dishes
    • Grab bars
    • Shower Doors

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Units)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Units)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE (Units)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Units)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other

  • TUB / SHOWER DOORS (Doors)

    • Bathtubs (non-whirlpool)
    • Whirlpool bathtubs
    • Separate shower stalls

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Doors)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Doors)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE (Doors)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Doors)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Cabinets

Cabinets Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Cabinets for Kitchen and Bath report contains a summary of purchase volume in units for a variety of cabinet door finishes and cabinet frame styles in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: KITCHEN OR BATHROOM REMODEL

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF PURCHASE (Households that Spent Money on:)

    • Kitchen cabinets
    • Vanity cabinets
    • Medicine cabinets
    • Other cabinets

    TYPE OF PURCHASE (Cabinets)

    • Kitchen cabinets
    • Vanity cabinets
    • Medicine cabinets
    • Other cabinets

    KITCHEN CABINETS – TYPE OF DOOR (Cabinets)

    • Wood finish, raised panel in frame
    • Painted wood, raised panel in frame
    • Wood finish, flat panel in frame
    • Painted wood, flat panel in frame
    • Glass panel in wood frame
    • Laminate with raised panel look
    • Wood finish, flat panel with no frame
    • Painted wood, flat panel with no frame
    • Laminate finish, flat panel with no frame
    • Other

    VANITY CABINETS – TYPE OF DOOR (Cabinets)

    • Wood finish, raised panel in frame
    • Painted wood, raised panel in frame
    • Wood finish, flat panel in frame
    • Painted wood, flat panel in frame
    • Glass panel in wood frame
    • Laminate with raised panel look
    • Wood finish, flat panel with no frame
    • Painted wood, flat panel with no frame
    • Laminate finish, flat panel with no frame
    • Other

    ALL CABINETS – TYPE OF DOOR (Cabinets)

    • Wood finish, raised panel in frame
    • Painted wood, raised panel in frame
    • Wood finish, flat panel in frame
    • Painted wood, flat panel in frame
    • Glass panel in wood frame
    • Laminate with raised panel look
    • Wood finish, flat panel with no frame
    • Painted wood, flat panel with no frame
    • Laminate finish, flat panel with no frame
    • Other

  • KITCHEN CABINETS – TYPE OF CABINET FRAME (Cabinets)

    • Frameless (European style)
    • Face-framed (traditional)
    • Other

    VANITY CABINETS – TYPE OF CABINET FRAME (Cabinets)

    • Frameless (European style)
    • Face-framed (traditional)
    • Other

    ALL CABINETS – TYPE OF CABINET FRAME (Cabinets)

    • Frameless (European style)
    • Face-framed (traditional)
    • Other

    MEDICINE CABINETS – SHAPE (Cabinets)

    • Square
    • Rectangle
    • Oval
    • Rectangle with oval edges
    • Other

    MEDICINE CABINETS – LOCATION (Cabinets)

    • Main bathroom
    • Master bathroom
    • Powder room
    • Kitchen
    • Hallway
    • Laundry room
    • Bedroom
    • Other

    PLACE OF PURCHASE (Cabinets)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Cabinets)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Cement Usage

Cement Usage Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Cement report contains a summary of purchase volume for a wide variety of cement usage in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

  • HOUSING STOCK

    • Owner Occupied
    • Renter Occupied

    TYPES OF CONCRETE / MASONRY WALLS ABOVE GRADE

    Cement Tons

    • Poured concrete
    • Concrete block

    Assumed Concrete Floor Thickness (Inches)

    FLOOR STRUCTURE

    • Cement Tons

    CEMENT PRODUCTS:

    ROOFING, SIDING, BOARD (Cement Tons)

    • Concrete roof tiles
    • Asphalt – architectural (heavy-duty) shingles
    • Fiber-cement shingles
    • Brick siding
    • Stone or block
    • Concrete stucco
    • Fiber-cement siding

    FIREPLACES (Cement Tons)

    • Brick fireplaces
    • Concrete masonry unit fireplaces

    PORCH OR GAZEBO MATERIAL (Square Feet)

    • Poured concrete
    • Concrete pavers
    • Brick or clay tiles
    • Natural stone
    • Treated wood
    • Cedar
    • Redwood
    • Other untreated wood
    • Composite
    • PVC & other plastic
    • Other

  • LANDSCAPE/RETAINING WALL MATERIAL (Square Feet)

    • Treated lumber or timbers
    • Mortared concrete blocks
    • Concrete retaining wall blocks
    • Poured concrete
    • Stone
    • Brick
    • Other

    CONCRETE LANDSCAPING & PAVING (Cement Tons)

    • Porches – concrete & brick
    • Patios – poured concrete
    • Patios – concrete pavers
    • Patios – brick & natural stone
    • Walkways – poured
    • Walkways – concrete pavers
    • Walkways – brick and natural stone
    • Stoops
    • Fencing – stone
    • Fencing – brick
    • Fencing – concrete block
    • Fencing – poured concrete
    • Fencing – precast concrete units
    • Driveways
    • Garage stem walls

    SUMMARY - VOLUME OF CONCRETE (Total Equiv. Concrete - Cement Tons)

    • Above grade walls
    • Floors
    • Concrete products
    • Fireplaces
    • Landscaping and paving
Countertops

Countertops (Linear Feet or Square Feet) Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Countertops report contains a summary of purchase volume, in linear feet or square feet, for a wide variety of countertops in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: KITCHEN OR BATHROOM REMODEL

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF PURCHASE (Households that Spent Money on:)

    • Kitchen countertops
    • Vanity countertops
    • Other countertops

    TYPE OF PURCHASE (Linear Feet)

    • Kitchen countertops
    • Vanity countertops
    • Other countertops

    KITCHEN COUNTERTOP MATERIAL (Linear Feet)

    • Solid Surface
    • Laminate
    • Ceramic tile
    • Quartz / Engineered stone
    • Solid wood
    • Granite
    • Marble, slate, or other natural stone
    • Other

    VANITY COUNTERTOP MATERIAL (Linear Feet)

    • Solid Surface
    • Laminate
    • Ceramic tile
    • Quartz / Engineered stone
    • Solid wood
    • Granite
    • Marble, slate, or other natural stone
    • Other

    KITCHEN & VANITY COUNTERTOP MATERIAL (Linear Feet)

    • Solid Surface
    • Laminate
    • Ceramic tile
    • Quartz / Engineered stone
    • Solid wood
    • Granite
    • Marble, slate, or other natural stone
    • Other

  • PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Linear Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Linear Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE (Linear Feet)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Linear Feet)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Deck & Porch Railings

Deck & Porch Railings Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Deck and Porch Railings report contains a summary of purchase volume in linear feet for a wide variety of materials for deck and porch railings in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: OUTDOOR STRUCTURES

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF EXPENDITURE

    • Households that Spent Money on Deck or Porch Railing

    DECK & PORCH RAILINGS
    (Linear Feet)

    • Treated lumber
    • Cedar
    • Redwood
    • Other untreated lumber
    • Composite
    • PVC & other plastic
    • Wrought iron or steel
    • Aluminum
    • Masonry or concrete
    • Glass Panel
    • Stainless steel cable
    • Other

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Linear Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Linear Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

  • PLACE OF PURCHASE (Linear Feet)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Linear Feet)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Demographics of Purchasers

Demographics of Purchasers Overview

Most standard Consumer Practices Reports also include demographics of purchasers which are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. The demographic line items include:

DEMOGRAPHICS OF PURCHASERS
(Provided with most standard CP reports)

  • SAMPLE SIZE

    DOLLARS SPENT

    YEAR DWELLING WAS CONSTRUCTED
    (Percentage of Purchasing Households)

    • 1919 or earlier
    • 1920 to 1929
    • 1930 to 1939
    • 1940 to 1949
    • 1950 to 1959
    • 1960 to 1969
    • 1970 to 1974
    • 1975 to 1979
    • 1980 to 1984
    • 1985 to 1989
    • 1990 to 1994
    • 1995 to 1999
    • 2000 to 2004
    • 2005 to 2009
    • 2010 to 2014
    • 2015 to 2018

    TYPE OF EXISTING DWELLING
    (Percentage of Purchasing Households)

    • Single-family detached
    • Duplex or triplex
    • Mobile home
    • Townhouses
    • Condominiums/Apartments
    • Other

    TYPE OF DETACHED HOUSE
    (Percentage of Purchasing Households)

    • One story or ranch
    • Cape Cod (1 1/2 story)
    • Bi-level or split foyer
    • Two story
    • Split-level
    • Other

    SQUARE FEET OF FLOOR AREA
    (Percentage of Purchasing Households)

    • 499 or less
    • 500 to 749
    • 750 to 999
    • 1,000 to 1,499
    • 1,500 to 1,999
    • 2,000 to 2,499
    • 2,500 to 2,999
    • 3,000 to 3,999
    • 4,000 or more

    YEARS OF RESIDENCY
    (Percentage of Purchasing Households)

    • 2 years or less
    • 3 - 5 years
    • 6 - 9 years
    • 10 - 14 years
    • 15 - 19 years
    • 20 - 24 years
    • 25 - 29 years
    • 30 years or more

    AGE OF HEAD-OF-HOUSEHOLD
    (Percentage of Purchasing Households)

    • 18 - 24 years
    • 25 - 44 years
    • 45 - 64 years
    • 65 years or more

  • HOUSEHOLD INCOME
    (Percentage of Purchasing Households)

    • $19,999 or less
    • $20,000 - $29,999
    • $30,000 - $39,999
    • $40,000 - $49,999
    • $50,000 - $59,999
    • $60,000 - $74,999
    • $75,000 - $99,999
    • $100,000 - $149,999
    • $150,000 or more

    HOUSEHOLD DESIGN
    (Percentage of Purchasing Households)

    • Couple
    • Male
    • Female

    RACE
    (Percentage of Purchasing Households)

    • White
    • Non-white

    EDUCATION
    (Percentage of Purchasing Households)

    • Junior High School
    • High School
    • Some college
    • Bachelor’s degree
    • Master’s degree
    • Doctorate/JD/MD
    • Post Doctorate

    OCCUPATION OF HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD
    (Percentage of Purchasing Households)

    • Professional / Managerial / RN / Teacher
    • Technical / Sales / Administrative support
    • Service / LPN / Policeman
    • Farming / Fishing / Forestry
    • Craftsman / Mechanic / Repairman / Miner
    • Laborer / Operator / Driver / Welder
    • Retired / Student / Armed forces
    • Other

    HOUSING STOCK - U.S. TOTAL

    Owner Occupied Housing

    • Single-Family Detached
    • Single-Family Attached
    • Multifamily
    • Mobile Homes
    • Other

    Renter Occupied Housing

    • Single-Family Detached
    • Single-Family Attached
    • Multifamily
    • Mobile Homes
    • Other
Exterior Doors

Exterior Doors Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Exterior Doors report contains a summary of purchase volume in number of doors for a wide variety of exterior door material by front or other exterior door in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: DOORS

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • EXTERIOR, INTERIOR, OR PATIO DOORS (Number of Doors)

    • Interior doors – all types
    • Hinged patio doors
    • Sliding patio doors
    • Front doors
    • Side or back doors

    OTHER EXTERIOR DOOR MATERIAL (Number of Doors)

    • Wood – raised panel
    • Wood – flush
    • Wood – other
    • Steel – raised panel
    • Steel – flush
    • Steel – other
    • Fiberglass – smooth
    • Fiberglass – woodgrain
    • Fiberglass – other

    FRONT DOOR MATERIAL
    (Number of Doors)

    • Wood – raised panel
    • Wood – flush
    • Wood – other
    • Steel – raised panel
    • Steel – flush
    • Steel – other
    • Fiberglass – smooth
    • Fiberglass – woodgrain
    • Fiberglass – other

    ALL EXTERIOR DOOR MATERIAL
    (Number of Doors)

    • Wood – raised panel
    • Wood – flush
    • Wood – other
    • Steel – raised panel
    • Steel – flush
    • Steel – other
    • Fiberglass – smooth
    • Fiberglass – woodgrain
    • Fiberglass – other

  • PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Number of Doors)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Number of Doors)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Number of Doors)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT
    (Number of Doors)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Faucets

Faucets Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Faucets report contains a summary of purchase volume, in number of faucets or number of units, for a wide variety of kitchen and bath faucets, by finish and type, and showerheads in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: KITCHEN OR BATHROOM REMODEL

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF PURCHASE
    (Households that Spent Money on:)

    • Kitchen sink faucets
    • Lavatory sink faucets
    • Bathtub / Shower faucets
    • Bar sink faucets
    • Laundry tub / sink faucets
    • Showerheads
    • Steam generators

    TYPE OF PURCHASE
    (Number of Units)

    • Kitchen sink faucets
    • Lavatory sink faucets
    • Bathtub / Shower faucets
    • Bar sink faucets
    • Laundry tub / sink faucets
    • Showerheads
    • Steam generators

    KITCHEN SINK FAUCET – TYPE
    (Number of Faucets)

    • Single control
    • Two controls

    KITCHEN SINK FAUCET – FINISH
    (Number of Faucets)

    • Chrome
    • Polished brass
    • Bronze
    • Solid color
    • Nickel
    • Stainless steel
    • Other

    LAVATORY SINK FAUCET – TYPE
    (Number of Faucets)

    • Single control
    • Two controls

    LAVATORY SINK FAUCET – FINISH
    (Number of Faucets)

    • Chrome
    • Polished brass
    • Bronze
    • Solid color
    • Nickel
    • Stainless steel
    • Other

    BATHTUB AND SHOWER FAUCET – TYPE (Number of Faucets)

    • Single control (pulled/lifted)
    • Single control (twisted)
    • Two controls
    • Other

    BATHTUB AND SHOWER FAUCET – FINISH (Number of Faucets)

    • Chrome
    • Polished brass
    • Bronze
    • Solid color
    • Nickel
    • Stainless steel
    • Other

  • MULTIPLE SHOWERHEADS INSTALLED
    (Percent)

    • More than 1 standard showerhead per bathtub/shower
    • More than 1 hand-held showerhead per bathtub/shower

    SHOWERHEAD TYPE
    (Number of Showerheads)

    • Standard / Fixed showerhead
    • Hand-held showerhead
    • Massaging showerhead
    • Thermostatic valves
    • Body sprays
    • Steam head
    • Other

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Number of Units)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Number of Units)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Number of Units)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT
    (Number of Units)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Fences & Landscape Walls

Fences & Landscape Walls Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Fences and Landscape Walls report contains a summary of purchase volume in square feet for a wide variety of fencing, by type and material, and type of landscape and retaining wall in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: OUTDOOR STRUCTURES

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF PURCHASE
    Households that Spent Money on Outdoor Structures

    • Covered porch or gazebo
    • Deck
    • Stoop
    • Patio
    • Walkway/Sidewalk
    • Dock or pier
    • Driveway
    • Fence or privacy wall
    • Landscape or retaining wall
    • Other

    FENCES

    • Average height of fence
    • Average length of fence

    TYPE OF FENCE
    (Square Feet)

    • Wood – vertical boards on alternating sides
    • Wood – vertical boards on one side
    • Wood with horizontal rails/boards
    • Chain link or wire w/ steel post
    • Wire or wire mesh w/ wood post
    • Wrought iron
    • Ornamental steel
    • Aluminum
    • Composite
    • Vinyl, PVC, or other plastic
    • Pre-cast concrete
    • Poured concrete
    • Concrete retaining wall blocks
    • Mortared concrete block
    • Stone
    • Brick
    • Treated lumber or timbers
    • Other

    SPECIES OF WOOD FENCE
    (Square Feet)

    • Treated wood
    • Cedar
    • Redwood
    • Tropical hardwood
    • Other untreated wood
    • Other

  • LANDSCAPE/RETAINING WALL

    • Average height of wall
    • Average length of wall

    TYPE OF LANDSCAPE/RETAINING WALL (Square Feet)

    • Poured concrete
    • Concrete retaining wall blocks
    • Mortared concrete blocks
    • Stone
    • Brick
    • Treated lumber or timbers
    • Other

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Square Feet)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT
    (Square Feet)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Finish Flooring

Finish Flooring Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Flooring report contains a summary of purchase volume in square feet for a wide variety of finish flooring, by room and total finish flooring, in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: FLOORING

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • ALL FINISH FLOORING IN THE HOUSE (Square Feet)

    • Carpeting
    • Hardwood (solid)
    • Hardwood (engineered)
    • Vinyl sheet
    • Vinyl tile
    • LVT/LVP tile or plank
    • Laminate
    • Ceramic tile
    • Marble
    • Other
    • Not sure

    LIVING ROOM
    (Square Feet)

    • Carpeting
    • Hardwood (solid)
    • Hardwood (engineered)
    • Vinyl sheet
    • Vinyl tile
    • LVT/LVP tile or plank
    • Laminate
    • Ceramic tile
    • Marble
    • Other
    • Not sure

    DINING ROOM
    (Square Feet)

    • Carpeting
    • Hardwood (solid)
    • Hardwood (engineered)
    • Vinyl sheet
    • Vinyl tile
    • LVT/LVP tile or plank
    • Laminate
    • Ceramic tile
    • Marble
    • Other
    • Not sure

    FAMILY ROOM, REC ROOM, DEN
    (Square Feet)

    • Carpeting
    • Hardwood (solid)
    • Hardwood (engineered)
    • Vinyl sheet
    • Vinyl tile
    • LVT/LVP tile or plank
    • Laminate
    • Ceramic tile
    • Marble
    • Other
    • Not sure

    KITCHEN FLOORING
    (Square Feet)

    • Carpeting
    • Hardwood (solid)
    • Hardwood (engineered)
    • Vinyl sheet
    • Vinyl tile
    • LVT/LVP tile or plank
    • Laminate
    • Ceramic tile
    • Marble
    • Other
    • Not sure

    BEDROOMS
    (Square Feet)

    • Carpeting
    • Hardwood (solid)
    • Hardwood (engineered)
    • Vinyl sheet
    • Vinyl tile
    • LVT/LVP tile or plank
    • Laminate
    • Ceramic tile
    • Marble
    • Other
    • Not sure

  • BATHROOMS & POWDER ROOM
    (Square Feet)

    • Carpeting
    • Hardwood (solid)
    • Hardwood (engineered)
    • Vinyl sheet
    • Vinyl tile
    • LVT/LVP tile or plank
    • Laminate
    • Ceramic tile
    • Marble
    • Other
    • Not sure

    FOYER & HALLWAYS
    (Square Feet)

    • Carpeting
    • Hardwood (solid)
    • Hardwood (engineered)
    • Vinyl sheet
    • Vinyl tile
    • LVT/LVP tile or plank
    • Laminate
    • Ceramic tile
    • Marble
    • Other
    • Not sure

    OTHER ROOM FLOORING
    (Square Feet)

    • Carpeting
    • Hardwood (solid)
    • Hardwood (engineered)
    • Vinyl sheet
    • Vinyl tile
    • LVT/LVP tile or plank
    • Laminate
    • Ceramic tile
    • Marble
    • Other
    • Not sure

    BASEMENT FLOORING
    (Square Feet)

    • Carpeting
    • Hardwood (solid)
    • Hardwood (engineered)
    • Vinyl sheet
    • Vinyl tile
    • LVT/LVP tile or plank
    • Laminate
    • Ceramic tile
    • Marble
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Square Feet)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT
    (Square Feet)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Fireplaces & Woodstoves

Fireplaces & Woodstoves Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Fireplaces and Woodstoves report contains a summary of purchase volume in units for a wide variety of fireplaces and stoves and their fuel type in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: FIREPLACES OR STOVES

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • FIREPLACES OR STOVES
    (Households that Spent Money on:)

    • Site-built Brick or Stone
    • Site-built Concrete Masonry Units
    • Factory-built Steel – Open Front
    • Factory-built Steel – Closed Front
    • Self-standing Stoves
    • Other

    FIREPLACES OR STOVES
    (Number of Units)

    • Site-built Brick or Stone
    • Site-built Concrete Masonry Units
    • Factory-built Steel – Open Front
    • Factory-built Steel – Closed Front
    • Self-standing Stoves
    • Other

    FIREPLACE FUEL
    (Number of Units)

    • Natural gas
    • Propane / LP gas
    • Wood, pellet, or corn
    • Electric
    • Jel / Gel
    • Other or not operational

    STOVE FUEL
    (Number of Units)

    • Natural gas
    • Propane / LP gas
    • Wood, pellet, or corn
    • Electric
    • Jel / Gel
    • Other or not operational

  • PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Number of Units)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Number of Units)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Number of Units)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT
    (Number of Units)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Garage Doors

Garage Doors & Garage Door Openers Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Garage Doors report contains a summary of purchase volume, by number of garage doors, for a wide variety of garage doors, by size, material, features, and style as well as garage door openers in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: GARAGE DOORS & OPENERS

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF PURCHASE
    (Households that Spent Money on:)

    • To repair existing garage door
    • To replace an existing door
    • To install a new door in a new opening or garage
    • A new garage door opener

    GARAGE DOOR SIZE
    (Number of Garage Doors)

    • One single-car door
    • Two single-car doors
    • Three single-car doors
    • One double-car door
    • One double-car and one single-car door

    GARAGE DOOR MATERIAL
    (Number of Garage Doors)

    • Steel
    • Wood
    • Fiberglass or plastic
    • Other

    GARAGE DOOR MATERIAL BY SIZE
    (Number of Garage Doors)

    • Steel – single-doors
    • Steel – double-doors
    • Wood – single-doors
    • Wood – double-doors
    • Fiberglass or plastic – single-doors
    • Fiberglass or plastic – double-doors
    • Other – single-doors
    • Other – double-doors

    GARAGE DOOR STYLE
    (Number of Garage Doors)

    • Raised panel
    • Flat panel
    • Other

  • GARAGE DOOR TYPE
    (Number of Garage Doors)

    • Sectional
    • One-piece (retractable)
    • One-piece (canopy)
    • Side-hinged (carriage)
    • Other

    GARAGE DOOR FEATURES
    (Number of Garage Doors)

    • Insulated
    • Windows

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Number of Garage Doors)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Number of Garage Doors)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Number of Garage Doors)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT
    (Number of Garage Doors)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Home Mechanical Ventilation

Home Mechanical Ventilation Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Home Mechanical Ventilation report contains a summary of purchase volume in units for range hoods, kitchen ventilation systems, bathroom exhaust fans, and whole-house ventilation systems in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: HOME MECHANICAL VENTILATION

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF PURCHASE
    (Households that Spent Money on:)

    • Range hoods
    • Whole-kitchen ventilation systems
    • Bathroom Exhaust fans
    • Whole-house ventilation systems

    COOKTOP - MECHANICAL VENTILATION
    (NOT VENTED TO EXTERIOR)

    Kitchens with Ventilation Units with the Following Features

    UNDER CABINET RANGE HOOD

    • Traditional
    • Designer
    • Professional style
    • Over-range microwave/ventilator combo

    CHIMNEY HOOD

    • Wall mount
    • Ceiling mount (island)

    CUSTOM HOOD/POWER PACK (FLUSH MOUNTED)

    DOWNDRAFT

    • Separate from cooktop
    • Integrated with cooktop

    COOKTOP - MECHANICAL VENTILATION
    (VENTED TO EXTERIOR)

    Kitchens with Ventilation Units with the Following Features

    UNDER CABINET RANGE HOOD

    • Traditional
    • Designer
    • Professional style
    • Over-range microwave/ventilator combo

    CHIMNEY HOOD

    • Wall mount
    • Ceiling mount (island)

    CUSTOM HOOD/POWER PACK (FLUSH MOUNTED)

    DOWNDRAFT

    • Separate from cooktop
    • Integrated with cooktop

  • WHOLE-KITCHEN VENTILATION (Households)

    • Ceiling installation exhaust fans
    • Wall installation exhaust fans

    BATHROOM – EXHAUST FAN FEATURES (Units)

    • Light
    • Heater
    • Humidity Sensor
    • Motion Sensor
    • Decorative

    TOTAL BATHROOM EXHAUST FANS

    WHOLE-HOUSE MECHANICAL VENTILATION SYSTEMS

    • Homes with whole-house ventilation systems
Home Standby & Portable Power Generators

Home Standby & Portable Power Generators Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Home Standby & Portable Power Generators report contains a summary of purchase volume by number of generators, by fuel type and output, in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: GENERATORS

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • GENERATORS
    (Households that Spent Money on:)

    • Home Standby Generator
    • Portable Power Generator

    TYPE OF HOME STANDBY GENERATORS
    (Number of Generators)

    • Natural gas
    • Propane/LP gas
    • Gasoline
    • Diesel
    • Other
    • Not sure

    OUTPUT OF HOME STANDBY GENERATORS
    (Number of Generators)

    • Less than 8 KW
    • 8 KW to 12 KW
    • 13 KW or more
    • Not sure

    TYPE OF PORTABLE POWER GENERATORS
    (Number of Generators)

    • Natural gas
    • Propane/LP gas
    • Gasoline
    • Diesel
    • Other
    • Not sure

  • STANDBY GENERATORS

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Number of Standby Generators)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Number of Standby Generators)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Number of Standby Generators)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT
    (Number of Standby Generators)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other

    PORTABLE GENERATORS

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Number of Portable Generators)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT
    (Number of Portable Generators)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
House Wrap & Foam Under New Siding

House Wrap & Foam Under New Siding Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The House Wrap & Foam Under New Siding report contains a summary of purchase volume in square feet for house wrap and foam use under new siding in existing homes in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: HOUSE WRAP & FOAM INSULATION

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF PURCHASE
    (Households that Spent Money on:)

    • House wrap
    • Foam insulation
    • House wrap or foam insulation

    TYPE OF PURCHASE
    (Square Feet of Area Under New Siding)

    • House wrap
    • Foam insulation

    HOUSE WRAP

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet of House wrap)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet of House wrap)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Square Feet of House wrap)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME CENTER BREAKOUT
    (Square Feet of House wrap)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other

  • FOAM UNDER NEW SIDING

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet of Foam)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet of Foam)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Square Feet of Foam)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT
    (Square Feet of Foam)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Insulation

Insulation Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Insulation report contains a summary of purchase volume in square feet for a wide variety of insulation materials, R-value, and location of material in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: INSULATION

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF PURCHASE
    (Households that Spent Money on:)

    • Attic ceiling insulation
    • Attic floor insulation
    • Foam board under siding
    • Exterior wall cavity insulation
    • Interior wall insulation
    • Floor insulation
    • Basement/crawlspace ceiling insulation
    • Exterior foundation insulation
    • Interior foundation insulation
    • Under slab insulation

    ATTIC CEILING INSULATION – TYPE (Square Feet)

    • Fiberglass batt
    • Fiberglass blown
    • Rockwool batt
    • Rockwool blown
    • Cellulose
    • Foam board
    • Spray foam
    • Other

    ATTIC CEILING INSULATION –
    R-VALUE (Square Feet)

    • Less than R-11
    • R-11
    • R-13
    • R-15
    • R-19
    • R-21
    • R-25
    • R-30
    • R-38
    • R-49
    • Greater than R-49

    ATTIC CEILING INSULATION – TYPE (Square Feet of R-1)

    • Fiberglass batt
    • Fiberglass blown
    • Rockwool batt
    • Rockwool blown
    • Cellulose
    • Foam board
    • Spray foam
    • Other

    ATTIC FLOOR INSULATION – TYPE (Square Feet)

    • Fiberglass batt
    • Fiberglass blown
    • Rockwool batt
    • Rockwool blown
    • Cellulose
    • Foam board
    • Spray foam
    • Other

    ATTIC FLOOR INSULATION –
    R-VALUE (Square Feet)

    • Less than R-11
    • R-11
    • R-13
    • R-15
    • R-19
    • R-21
    • R-25
    • R-30
    • R-38
    • R-49
    • Greater than R-49

    ATTIC FLOOR INSULATION – TYPE (Square Feet of R-1)

    • Fiberglass batt
    • Fiberglass blown
    • Rockwool batt
    • Rockwool blown
    • Cellulose
    • Foam board
    • Spray foam
    • Other

    FOAM BOARD UNDER SIDING
    Square Feet of Insulated Siding

    FOAM BOARD UNDER SIDING – THICKNESS (Square Feet)

    • 1/2 inch or less
    • 3/4 inch
    • 1 inch
    • 1.5 inches
    • 2 inches
    • Greater than 2 inches

    FOAM BOARD UNDER SIDING – R-1
    Square Feet of R-1

    EXTERIOR WALL CAVITY INSULATION – TYPE (Square Feet)

    • Fiberglass batt
    • Fiberglass blown
    • Rockwool batt
    • Rockwool blown
    • Cellulose
    • Foam board
    • Spray foam
    • Other

    EXTERIOR WALL CAVITY INSULATION – R-VALUE
    (Square Feet)

    • Less than R-11
    • R-11
    • R-13
    • R-15
    • R-19
    • R-21
    • R-24
    • Greater than R-24

    EXTERIOR WALL CAVITY INSULATION –
    TYPE (Square Feet of R-1)

    • Fiberglass batt
    • Fiberglass blown
    • Rockwool batt
    • Rockwool blown
    • Cellulose
    • Foam board
    • Spray foam
    • Other

    INTERIOR WALL INSULATION – TYPE (Square Feet)

    • Fiberglass batt
    • Fiberglass blown
    • Rockwool batt
    • Rockwool blown
    • Cellulose
    • Foam board
    • Spray foam
    • Other

    INTERIOR WALL INSULATION –
    R-VALUE (Square Feet)

    • Less than R-7
    • R-7
    • R-11
    • R-13
    • R-15
    • R-19
    • R-21
    • R-24
    • Greater than R-24

    INTERIOR WALL INSULATION – TYPE (Square Feet of R-1)

    • Fiberglass batt
    • Fiberglass blown
    • Rockwool batt
    • Rockwool blown
    • Cellulose
    • Foam board
    • Spray foam
    • Other

    FLOOR INSULATION – TYPE (Square Feet)

    • Fiberglass batt
    • Fiberglass blown
    • Rockwool batt
    • Rockwool blown
    • Cellulose
    • Foam board
    • Spray foam
    • Other

    FLOOR INSULATION – R-VALUE (Square Feet)

    • Less than R-7
    • R-7
    • R-11
    • R-15
    • R-19
    • R-21
    • R-25
    • R-30
    • R-38
    • Greater than R-38

    FLOOR INSULATION – TYPE (Square Feet of R-1)

    • Fiberglass batt
    • Fiberglass blown
    • Rockwool batt
    • Rockwool blown
    • Cellulose
    • Foam board
    • Spray foam
    • Other

  • TOTAL CEILING INSULATION OVER BASEMENT AND CRAWL SPACE – TYPE (Square Feet)

    • Fiberglass batt
    • Fiberglass blown
    • Rockwool batt
    • Rockwool blown
    • Cellulose
    • Foam board
    • Spray foam
    • Other

    TOTAL CEILING INSULATION OVER BASEMENT AND CRAWL SPACE – R-VALUE (Square Feet)

    • Less than R-11
    • R-11
    • R-13
    • R-15
    • R-19
    • R-21
    • R-25
    • R-30
    • R-38
    • R-49
    • Greater than R-49

    TOTAL CEILING INSULATION OVER BASEMENT AND CRAWL SPACE – TYPE (Square Feet of R-1)

    • Fiberglass batt
    • Fiberglass blown
    • Rockwool batt
    • Rockwool blown
    • Cellulose
    • Foam board
    • Spray foam
    • Other

    EXTERIOR FOUNDATION INSULATION – TYPE (Square Feet)

    • Fiberglass board
    • Rockwool board
    • Foam board
    • Spray foam
    • Other

    EXTERIOR FOUNDATION INSULATION – THICKNESS
    (Square Feet)

    • less than 1 inch
    • 1 inch
    • 1.5 inches
    • 2 inches
    • Greater than 2 inches

    EXTERIOR FOUNDATION INSULATION – TYPE
    (Square Feet of R-1)

    • Fiberglass board
    • Rockwool board
    • Foam board
    • Spray foam
    • Other

    INTERIOR FOUNDATION INSULATION – TYPE (Square Feet)

    • Fiberglass batt
    • Fiberglass blown
    • Rockwool batt
    • Rockwool blown
    • Cellulose
    • Foam board
    • Spray foam
    • Other

    INTERIOR FOUNDATION INSULATION – R-VALUE
    (Square Feet)

    • Less than R-11
    • R-11
    • R-13
    • R-15
    • R-19
    • R-21
    • R-24
    • Greater than R-24

    INTERIOR FOUNDATION INSULATION – TYPE
    (Square Feet of R-1)

    • Fiberglass batt
    • Fiberglass blown
    • Rockwool batt
    • Rockwool blown
    • Cellulose
    • Foam board
    • Spray foam
    • Other

    UNDER SLAB INSULATION – TYPE (Square Feet)

    • Fiberglass board
    • Foam board
    • Spray foam
    • Other

    UNDER SLAB INSULATION – THICKNESS (Square Feet)

    • Less than 1 inch
    • 1 inch
    • 1.5 inches
    • 2 inches
    • Greater than 2 inches

    UNDER SLAB INSULATION – TYPE (Square Feet of R-1)

    • Fiberglass board
    • Foam board
    • Spray foam
    • Other

    TOTAL INSULATION – TYPE (Square Feet)

    • Fiberglass batt
    • Fiberglass blown
    • Fiberglass board
    • Rockwool batt
    • Rockwool blown
    • Rockwool board
    • Cellulose
    • Foam board
    • Spray foam
    • Other

    TOTAL INSULATION – R-VALUE (Square Feet)

    • Less than R-7
    • R-7
    • Less than R-11 (At Ceil, At Flr, Ex Wall, Base Ceil, Int Found)
    • R-11
    • R-13
    • R-15
    • R-19
    • R-21
    • R-24
    • Greater than R-24 (Ex Wall, Int Wall, Int Found)
    • R-25
    • R-30
    • R-38
    • Greater than R-38 (Floor)
    • R-49
    • Greater than R-49

    TOTAL INSULATION – TYPE (Square Feet of R-1)

    • Fiberglass batt
    • Fiberglass blown
    • Fiberglass board
    • Rockwool batt
    • Rockwool blown
    • Rockwool board
    • Cellulose
    • Foam board
    • Spray foam
    • Other

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    Square Feet)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT
    (Square Feet)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Interior Doors

Interior Doors Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Interior Doors report contains a summary of purchase volume, by number of doors, for a wide variety of interior doors by type, material, and style in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: DOORS

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • EXTERIOR, INTERIOR, OR PATIO DOORS (Number of Doors)

    • Interior doors – all types
    • Hinged patio doors
    • Sliding patio doors
    • Front doors
    • Side or back doors

    INTERIOR DOORS – TYPE
    (Number of Doors)

    • Single hinged door
    • Double hinged door (French Door)
    • Single bi-fold closet door
    • Double bi-fold closet door
    • Sliding / Pocket / Bypass / Barn door
    • Other doors

    INTERIOR DOORS – MATERIAL & STYLE (Number of Doors)

    • Solid wood panel
    • Solid wood flush
    • Solid wood louvered
    • Solid wood with glass unit(s)
    • Engineered wood hollow core panel
    • Engineered wood hollow core flush
    • Engineered wood solid core panel
    • Engineered wood solid core flush
    • Mirror on steel frame
    • Steel (no mirror)
    • Other

  • PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Number of Doors)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Number of Doors)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Number of Doors)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Number of Doors)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Interior Finish Materials

Interior Finish Materials Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Interior Finishes report contains a summary of purchase volume in square feet for a wide variety of interior finishes for walls and ceilings in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: INTERIOR FINISH MATERIALS

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF EXPENDITURE
    (Households that Spent Money on:)

    • Paneling, gypsum wallboard or Sheetrock for interior wall surfaces
    • Paneling, gypsum wallboard or Sheetrock or ceiling tiles for interior ceiling surfaces
    • Paint for interior walls, ceilings, doors or moldings
    • Wallpaper
    • Other interior finish materials

    INTERIOR WALL SURFACE MATERIAL (Square Feet)

    • Plywood paneling
    • Hardboard or other paneling – non-wood finish
    • Hardboard or other paneling – wood finish
    • Gypsum drywall – 3/8 or 1/2 inch
    • Gypsum drywall – 5/8 or 3/4 inch
    • Backerboard – cement (glass-mat)
    • Backerboard – fiber cement
    • Lumber / Boards or shingles
    • Other

    INTERIOR CEILING SURFACE MATERIAL (Square Feet)

    • Plywood paneling
    • Hardboard or other paneling – non-wood finish
    • Hardboard or other paneling – wood finish
    • Gypsum drywall – 3/8 or 1/2 inch
    • Gypsum drywall – 5/8 or 3/4 inch
    • Backerboard – cement (glass-mat)
    • Backerboard – fiber cement
    • Lumber / Boards or shingles
    • Other

    INTERIOR WALL & CEILING SURFACE MATERIAL
    (Square Feet)

    • Plywood paneling
    • Hardboard or other paneling – non-wood finish
    • Hardboard or other paneling – wood finish
    • Gypsum drywall – 3/8 or 1/2 inch
    • Gypsum drywall – 5/8 or 3/4 inch
    • Backerboard – cement (glass-mat)
    • Backerboard – fiber cement
    • Lumber / Boards or shingles
    • Other

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Square Feet)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Square Feet)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other

  • ROOMS FOR WHICH PAINT WAS PURCHASED
    (Number of Households)

    • All rooms
    • One bedroom
    • More than 1 bedroom
    • One bathroom
    • More than 1 bathroom
    • Kitchen
    • Family room
    • Dining room
    • Living / Great room
    • Other rooms

    ROOMS FOR WHICH WALLPAPER WAS PURCHASED
    (Number of Households)

    • All rooms
    • One bedroom
    • More than 1 bedroom
    • One bathroom
    • More than 1 bathroom
    • Kitchen
    • Family room
    • Dining room
    • Living / Great room
    • Other rooms

    PAINT AND WALLPAPER
    (Square Feet of Interior Finished)

    • Painted ceilings
    • Painted walls
    • Painted doors and molding
    • Wallpaper and border

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet of Interior Finished with Paint or Wallpaper)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet of Interior Finished with Paint or Wallpaper)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Square Feet of Interior Finished with Paint or Wallpaper)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Square Feet of Interior Finished with Paint or Wallpaper)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Other Outdoor Structures

Other Outdoor Structures Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Other Outdoor Structures report contains a summary of purchase volume in Board Feet for a variety of outdoor structures such as privacy screens, arbors, trellises, pergolas, and wood benches and planters in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: OTHER OUTDOOR STRUCTURES

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF EXPENDITURE
    (Households that Spent Money on Other Outdoor Structures)

    • Privacy screens or heavy timber walls
    • Arbors
    • Trellis
    • Pergolas or wood shade shelters
    • Wood benches
    • Wood planters
    • Other

    PRIVACY SCREEN OR HEAVY TIMBER WALL MATERIAL
    (Board Feet Purchased Annually)

    • Treated lumber
    • Cedar
    • Redwood
    • Tropical hardwood
    • Other untreated lumber
    • Other

    ARBOR MATERIAL
    (Board Feet Purchased Annually)

    • Treated lumber
    • Cedar
    • Redwood
    • Other untreated lumber
    • Wood/Plastic composite
    • Other plastic
    • Other

    TRELLIS MATERIAL
    (Board Feet Purchased Annually)

    • Treated lumber
    • Cedar
    • Redwood
    • Other untreated lumber
    • Wood/Plastic composite
    • Other plastic
    • Other

    PERGOLA OR SHADE SHELTER MATERIAL
    (Board Feet Purchased Annually)

    • Treated lumber
    • Cedar
    • Redwood
    • Other untreated lumber
    • Wood/Plastic composite
    • Other plastic
    • Other

  • WOOD BENCH MATERIAL
    (Board Feet Purchased Annually)

    • Treated lumber
    • Cedar
    • Redwood
    • Tropical hardwood
    • Other untreated lumber
    • Other

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR
    (Board Feet Purchased Annually)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR
    (Board Feet Purchased Annually)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Board Feet Purchased Annually)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Board Feet Purchased Annually)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Outdoor Structures

Outdoor Structures Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Outdoor Structures report contains a summary of purchase volume in square feet for a wide variety of material for porches, gazebos, Decks, Stoops, Patios, Walkways or Sidewalks, Docks or piers, Driveways, Fences or privacy walls, and Landscape or retaining walls in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: OUTDOOR STRUCTURES

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF EXPENDITURE
    (Households that Spent Money on Outdoor Structures)

    • Covered porch or gazebo
    • Deck
    • Stoop
    • Patio
    • Walkway/Sidewalk
    • Dock or pier
    • Driveway
    • Fence or privacy wall
    • Landscape or retaining wall
    • Railing
    • Other

    PORCH OR GAZEBO MATERIAL
    (Square Feet)

    • Poured concrete
    • Concrete pavers
    • Brick or clay tiles
    • Natural stone
    • Treated wood
    • Cedar
    • Redwood
    • Other untreated wood
    • Composite
    • PVC & other plastic
    • Other

    DECK MATERIAL
    (Square Feet)

    • Treated wood
    • Cedar
    • Redwood
    • Other untreated wood
    • Composite
    • PVC & other plastic
    • Other

    STOOP MATERIAL
    (Square Feet)

    • Poured concrete
    • Concrete pavers
    • Brick or clay tiles
    • Natural stone
    • Treated wood
    • Cedar
    • Redwood
    • Other untreated wood
    • Composite
    • PVC & other plastic
    • Other

    PATIO MATERIAL
    (Square Feet)

    • Poured concrete
    • Concrete pavers
    • Brick or clay tile
    • Natural stone
    • Other

  • WALKWAY MATERIAL
    (Square Feet)

    • Asphalt
    • Poured concrete
    • Concrete pavers
    • Brick or clay tiles
    • Natural stone
    • Other

    DOCK MATERIAL
    (Square Feet)

    • Poured concrete
    • Treated wood
    • Cedar
    • Redwood
    • Other untreated wood
    • Composite
    • PVC & other plastic
    • Other

    DRIVEWAY MATERIAL
    (Square Feet)

    • Poured concrete
    • Concrete pavers
    • Brick over concrete base
    • Brick over sand or other base
    • Stone
    • Asphalt
    • Other

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Square Feet)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Square Feet)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Patio Doors

Patio Doors Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Patio Doors report contains a summary of purchase volume in number of doors for a variety of patio door materials and type in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: DOORS

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • EXTERIOR, INTERIOR, OR PATIO DOORS (Number of Doors)

    • Interior doors – all types
    • Hinged patio doors
    • Sliding patio doors
    • Front doors
    • Side or back door

    HINGED PATIO DOOR MATERIAL
    (Number of Doors)

    • Wood (no cladding)
    • Wood, aluminum clad
    • Wood, vinyl clad
    • Steel
    • Aluminum
    • Vinyl
    • Composite or fiberglass
    • Other

    SLIDING PATIO DOOR MATERIAL
    (Number of Doors)

    • Wood (no cladding)
    • Wood, aluminum clad
    • Wood, vinyl clad
    • Steel
    • Aluminum
    • Vinyl
    • Composite or fiberglass
    • Other

    ALL PATIO DOOR MATERIAL
    (Number of Doors)

    • Wood (no cladding)
    • Wood, aluminum clad
    • Wood, vinyl clad
    • Steel
    • Aluminum
    • Vinyl
    • Composite or fiberglass
    • Other

  • PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Number of Doors)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Number of Doors)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Number of Doors)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Number of Doors)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Plumbing Fixtures

Plumbing Fixtures Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Plumbing Fixtures report contains a summary of purchase volume in units for a wide variety of sinks, bathtubs, surrounds, toilets, and other plumbing fixtures in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: KITCHEN OR BATHROOM REMODEL

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF PURCHASE
    (Households that Spent Money on:)

    • SINKS
      • Kitchen sinks
      • Lavatory sinks
      • Bar sinks
      • Laundry tubs / sinks

    • BATHTUBS / SHOWERS
      • Bathtub / Shower combinations
      • Bathtubs
      • Bathtub surrounds
      • Kitchen surrounds
      • Separate shower stalls

    • OTHER FIXTURES
      • Toilets
      • Toilet seats
      • Bidets
      • Other

    TYPE OF PURCHASE (Units)

    • SINKS
      • Kitchen sinks
      • Lavatory sinks
      • Bar sinks
      • Laundry tubs / sinks

    • BATHTUBS / SHOWERS
      • Bathtub / Shower combinations
      • Bathtubs
      • Bathtub surrounds (sf)
      • Kitchen surrounds (sf)
      • Separate shower stalls

    • OTHER FIXTURES
      • Toilets
      • Toilet seats
      • Bidets
      • Other

    LAVATORY SINK TYPE (Units)

    • One-piece
    • Drop-in / Self-rimming
    • Wall-hung
    • Pedestal
    • Undermount
    • Vessel

    LAVATORY SINK MATERIAL (Units)

    • Ceramic, vitreous china, or porcelain
    • Enameled cast iron
    • Enameled steel
    • Cultured marble
    • Coated fiberglass
    • Acrylic (Vikrell, Lucite, etc.)
    • Solid surface
    • Granite / Stone
    • Other

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Units)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Units)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Units)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Units)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other

    BATHTUB SURROUND MATERIAL (Square Feet)

    • Ceramic or porcelain tile
    • Marble, slate, granite, or other natural stone
    • Solid surface
    • Laminate
    • Fiberglass / Plastic
    • Cultured marble
    • Other

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Square Feet)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Square Feet)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other

    BATHTUB MATERIAL (NON-WHIRLPOOL) (Units)

    • Tub / Shower Combination
      • Coated fiberglass, one-piece
      • Coated fiberglass, multi-piece
      • Acrylic, one-piece
      • Acrylic, multi-piece
      • Other

    • Tub Only
      • Enameled cast iron
      • Enameled steel
      • Cultured marble
      • Coated fiberglass
      • Acrylic (Vikrell, Lucite, etc.)
      • Solid surface
      • Other

    WHIRLPOOL BATHTUB MATERIAL (Units)

    • Tub / Shower Combination
      • Coated fiberglass, one-piece
      • Coated fiberglass, multi-piece
      • Acrylic, one-piece
      • Acrylic, multi-piece
      • Other

    • Tub Only
      • Enameled cast iron
      • Enameled steel
      • Cultured marble
      • Coated fiberglass
      • Acrylic (Vikrell, Lucite, etc.)
      • Solid surface
      • Other

  • SEPARATE SHOWER STALL MATERIAL (Units)

    • Fabricated-On-Site
      • Ceramic or porcelain tile
      • Marble, slate, granite, or other natural stone
      • Solid surface
      • Laminate
      • Cultured marble
      • Other

    • Manufactured Units
      • Coated fiberglass, one-piece
      • Coated fiberglass, multi-piece
      • Acrylic, one-piece
      • Acrylic, multi-piece
      • Other

    BASE OR PAN FOR SEPARATE SHOWER STALLS THAT WERE FABRICATED ON SITE (Units)

    • Fabricated-on-site
    • Prefabricated
    • Not sure

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Units)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Units)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Units)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Units)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other

    TOILET TYPE (Units)

    • One piece
    • Two piece

    TOILET BOWL STYLE (Units)

    • Standard
    • Elongated

    PURCHASED AS PART OF A TOILET-TO-GO PACKAGE

    TOILET SEAT STYLE (Units)

    • Standard
    • Elongated

    TOILET SEAT MATERIAL (Units)

    • Plastic
    • Wood

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Units)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Units)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Units)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Units)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other

    KITCHEN SINK TYPE (Units)

    • Single basin
    • Double basin
    • Triple basin
    • Other

    KITCHEN SINK STYLE (Units)

    • Drop-in
    • Under-counter
    • Other

    KITCHEN SINK MATERIAL (Units)

    • Stainless steel
    • Enameled cast iron
    • Enameled steel
    • Cultured marble
    • Solid surface
    • Granite / Stone
    • Acrylic (Vikrell, Lucite, etc.)
    • Other

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Units)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Units)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Units)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Units)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Plumbing Piping

Plumbing Piping Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Plumbing Piping report contains a summary of purchase volume in linear feet for a variety water distribution piping in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: PLUMBING PIPING

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF PURCHASE
    (Households that Spent Money on:)

    • Replaced all water supply piping
    • Installed some water supply piping

    TYPE OF PURCHASE (Linear Feet)

    • Replaced all water supply piping
    • Installed some water supply piping

    WATER DISTRIBUTION PIPES (Linear Feet)

    • Copper
    • CPVC
    • PEX or PEX-AL-PEX
    • PE or PE-RT
    • Galvanized steel
    • Other

    WATER DISTRIBUTION PIPES (WHOLE HOUSE) (Linear Feet)

    • Copper
    • CPVC
    • PEX or PEX-AL-PEX
    • PE or PE-RT
    • Galvanized steel
    • Other

    WATER DISTRIBUTION PIPES ((PARTIAL) (Linear Feet)

    • Copper
    • CPVC
    • PEX or PEX-AL-PEX
    • PE or PE-RT
    • Galvanized steel
    • Other

  • PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Linear Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Linear Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Linear Feet)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Linear Feet)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Radiant Floor Heating

Radiant Floor Heating Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Radiant Floor Heating report contains a summary of purchase volume by number of dwellings that installed hydronic or electric floor heating systems in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: RADIANT FLOOR HEATING

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF EXPENDITURE
    (Dwellings that Spent Money on:)

    • Hydronic Radiant Floor Heating System
    • Electric Radiant Floor Heating System

    HYDRONIC SYSTEM
    (Dwellings that Spent Money on:)

    • An additional space being constructed
    • Conversion of non-heated space
    • Conversion of heated to hydronic space
    • None of the above

    PLACEMENT OF HYDRONIC SYSTEM (Dwellings)

    • Porch
    • Garage
    • Bedroom
    • Living/Family room
    • Basement
    • Bathroom
    • Kitchen
    • Other
    • Not sure / Not specified

    HEAT SOURCE FOR HYDRONIC SYSTEM (Dwellings)

    • Cast iron boiler
    • Condensing boiler
    • Geothermal heat pump
    • Air heat pump
    • Water heater (w/tank)
    • Water heater (instantaneous/tankless)
    • Solar
    • Other
    • Not sure / Not specified

    HEAT SOURCE FOR HOME (Dwellings)

    • Forced Air
    • Cast iron boiler
    • Condensing boiler
    • Geothermal heat pump
    • Air heat pump
    • Solar
    • Other
    • Not sure / Not specified

    CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING (Dwellings)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure / Not specified

    BRAND OF HYDRONIC SYSTEM (Dwellings)

    • IPEX
    • Rehau
    • Roth
    • Uponor
    • Viega
    • Watts
    • Zurn
    • Other
    • Not sure / Not specified

    BRANDS CONSIDERED FOR HYDRONIC SYSTEM (Dwellings)

    • IPEX
    • Rehau
    • Roth
    • Uponor
    • Viega
    • Watts
    • Zurn
    • Other
    • Not sure / Not specified

  • METHOD OF BECOMING AWARE OF HYDRONIC SYSTEMS (Dwellings)

    • Architect
    • Builder
    • HVAC Contractor / Plumber
    • Experienced electric radiant previously
    • Had hydronic in previous or other home
    • Have hydronic radiant in other rooms in this home
    • Heard from friend or relative
    • Experienced in another home or location
    • Magazine ad
    • Web Page
    • Other
    • Not sure / Not specified

    REASONS YOU CHOSE HYDRONIC SYSTEMS (Dwellings)

    • Less expensive than alternatives
    • Comfort
    • Energy savings
    • Incentives offered
    • Health reasons
    • Quieter than alternatives
    • Other
    • Not sure / Not specified

    FIRST EXPERIENCE WITH HYDRONIC SYSTEMS (Dwellings)

    • Yes
    • No

    SATISFACTION WITH HYDRONIC SYSTEMS
    AVERAGE SCORE (Dwellings)

    • 1=Very Dissatisfied
    • 2.000
    • 3.000
    • 4.000
    • 5=Very Satisfied

    DWELLINGS WITH HYDRONIC SYSTEMS (Dwellings)

    • SFD – Starter
    • SFD – Moveup
    • SFD – Luxury
    • SFD – Duplex or Triplex
    • SFA – Townhome
    • MF – Apartment
    • Other / Not sure
Roofing

Roofing (SQs or SF) Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Roofing report contains a summary of purchase volume – in squares or square feet – for a wide variety of roofing material as well as roof or attic ventilation in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: ROOFING, VENTS, OR GUTTERS

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF ROOFING OR ROOF VENTING PURCHASE
    (Households that Spent Money on Roofing, Vents, or Gutters)

    • Roofing material
    • Roof or attic vents
    • Gutters
    • Downspouts
    • Other materials for your roof

    TYPE OF ROOFING JOB
    (Households that Spent Money on Roofing Material)

    • Replace portion of the house roof
    • Replace all of the house roof
    • Replace roof on a detached building
    • Install roof on new addition
    • Install roof on new detached building
    • Not specified

    PORTION OF THE EXISTING ROOF THAT WAS REPLACED
    (Households Whose Main House was Reroofed)

    • The whole roof
    • About 3/4 of the roof
    • About 1/2 of the roof
    • About 1/4 of the roof

    ROOFING MATERIAL (Square Feet)

    • Asphalt – standard 3-tab
    • Asphalt – architectural, laminated, or premium
    • Cedar shingles or shakes
    • Clay or ceramic tile
    • Concrete tile
    • Slate
    • Aluminum
    • Copper
    • Single-ply or built-up roof
    • Plastic / Plastic composite or recycled rubber
    • Other

    ROOFING MATERIAL – RETROFIT (Square Feet)

    • Asphalt – standard 3-tab
    • Asphalt – architectural, laminated, or premium
    • Cedar shingles or shakes
    • Clay or ceramic tile
    • Concrete tile
    • Slate
    • Aluminum
    • Copper
    • Single-ply or built-up roof
    • Plastic / Plastic composite or recycled rubber
    • Other

  • ROOFING MATERIAL – ADDITIONS (Square Feet)

    • Asphalt – standard 3-tab
    • Asphalt – architectural, laminated, or premium
    • Cedar shingles or shakes
    • Clay or ceramic tile
    • Concrete tile
    • Slate
    • Aluminum
    • Copper
    • Single-ply or built-up roof
    • Plastic / Plastic composite or recycled rubber
    • Other

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Square Feet)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Square Feet)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other

    ROOF VENTILATION (Purchasing Households)

    • Ridge vents
    • Gable vents – fan driven
    • Gable vents – passive
    • Through-roof vents – fan driven
    • Through-roof vents – with turbines
    • Through-roof vents – passive
    • Other vents

    ATTIC OR ROOF VENTS (Vents)

    • Ridge vents (Linear Feet)
    • Gable vents – fan driven
    • Gable vents – passive
    • Through-roof vents – fan driven
    • Through-roof vents – with turbines
    • Through-roof vents – passive
    • Other vents
Roofing Underlayment

Roofing Underlayment Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Roofing Underlayment report contains a summary of purchase volume in square feet for a variety of roofing underlayment material in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: ROOFING UNDERLAYMENT

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF PURCHASE
    (Households that Spent Money on:)

    • Roofing Underlayment

    ROOFING UNDERLAYMENT (Square Feet)

    • None
    • Traditional asphalt felt
    • Synthetic (nailed on)
    • Self-sticking (peel and stick)
    • Other
    • Not sure

  • PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Square Feet)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Square Feet)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Sheathing

Sheathing Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Sheathing report contains a summary of purchase volume in square feet for a wide variety of sheathing materials for floor, roof, and wall in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: SHEATHING

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF ADDITION (Households That Spent Money on Additions)

    • Room(s) that are heated/air-conditioned
    • Garage or carport
    • Porch
    • Shed (barn, storage shed, workshop, etc.)
    • Other addition or new building

    TYPE OF ALTERATION TO FINISHED LIVING SPACE (Households That Spent Money on Alterations)

    • Floors
    • Walls
    • Roof

    SHEATHING SYSTEMS CONSTRUCTED (Households with Addition or Alterations)

    • Floor sheathing or subflooring
    • Wall sheathing
    • Roof sheathing

    FLOOR SHEATHING (Square Feet)

    • Plywood – 3/8 inch
    • Plywood – 1/2 inch
    • Plywood – 5/8 inch
    • Plywood – 3/4 inch
    • Plywood – 1 1/84 inch
    • OSB – 7/16, 15/32, or 1/2 inch
    • OSB – 5/8 or 19/32 inch
    • OSB – 23/32 or 3/4 inch
    • OSB – 7/8 inch
    • OSB – 1 inch
    • OSB – 1 1/8 inch
    • Other

    WALL SHEATHING (Square Feet)

    • Plywood – 3/8 inch (thick)
    • Plywood – 1/2 inch
    • Plywood – 5/8 inch
    • OSB – 7/16, 15/32 inch or less
    • OSB – 1/2 inch
    • OSB – 5/8 or 19/32 inch
    • Foam boards – 1/2 inch
    • Foam boards – 3/4 inch
    • Foam boards – 1 inch
    • Foam boards – 1 1/2 inch
    • Foam boards – 2 or more inches
    • Fiberboard
    • Other

  • ROOF SHEATHING (Square Feet)

    • Plywood - 3/8 inch (thick)
    • Plywood - 1/2 inch
    • Plywood - 5/8 inch
    • Plywood - 3/4 inch
    • OSB - 7/16, 15/32 inch or less
    • OSB - 1/2 inch
    • OSB - 5/8 or 19/32 inch
    • OSB - 3/4 or 23/32 inch
    • Other

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Square Feet)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Square Feet)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Siding or Exterior Finish

Siding or Exterior Finish (SQs or SF) Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Siding report contains a summary of purchase volume, in squares or square feet, for a wide variety of siding materials in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: SIDING OR RELATED MATERIALS

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF EXPENDITURE (Households that Spent Money on:)

    • Siding materials including brick/masonry

    SIDING MATERIAL (Squares)

    • Plywood
    • Engineered wood – fiber based (TruWood, etc.)
    • Engineered wood – strand based (LP SmartSide, etc.)
    • Cedar shingles or shakes
    • Cedar boards
    • Plywood
    • Cedar shingles or shakes
    • Cedar lumber
    • Redwood boards
    • Other wood boards
    • Other wood-based siding
    • Brick
    • Natural stone
    • Manufactured stone
    • Stucco (cement)
    • Stucco (synthetic or EIFS)
    • Fiber cement
    • Vinyl
    • Polymer shakes
    • Plastic composite (TruExterior, ICON, etc.)
    • Aluminum
    • Steel
    • Other

    HOMES WITH EXTERIOR RE-SIDED

    • Among those that sided
    • Weighted by wall size

    SIDING MATERIAL - RE-SIDING (Squares)

    • Plywood
    • Engineered wood – fiber based (TruWood, etc.)
    • Engineered wood – strand based (LP SmartSide, etc.)
    • Cedar shingles or shakes
    • Cedar boards
    • Plywood
    • Cedar shingles or shakes
    • Cedar lumber
    • Redwood boards
    • Other wood boards
    • Other wood-based siding
    • Brick
    • Natural stone
    • Manufactured stone
    • Stucco (cement)
    • Stucco (synthetic or EIFS)
    • Fiber cement
    • Vinyl
    • Polymer shakes
    • Plastic composite (TruExterior, ICON, etc.)
    • Aluminum
    • Steel
    • Other

    HOMES WITH EXTERIOR RE-SIDED
    • Among those that sided
    • Weighted by wall size

  • SIDING MATERIAL – ADDITIONS (Squares)

    • Plywood
    • Engineered wood – fiber based (TruWood, etc.)
    • Engineered wood – strand based (LP SmartSide, etc.)
    • Cedar shingles or shakes
    • Cedar boards
    • Plywood
    • Cedar shingles or shakes
    • Cedar lumber
    • Redwood boards
    • Other wood boards
    • Other wood-based siding
    • Brick
    • Natural stone
    • Manufactured stone
    • Stucco (cement)
    • Stucco (synthetic or EIFS)
    • Fiber cement
    • Vinyl
    • Polymer shakes
    • Plastic composite (TruExterior, ICON, etc.)
    • Aluminum
    • Steel
    • Other

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Squares)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Squares)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Squares)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Squares)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Soffit, Fascia, & Exterior Trim

Soffit, Fascia, & Exterior Trim Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Soffit, Fascia, & Exterior Trim report contains a summary of purchase volume in linear feet for a wide variety of soffit, fascia, and exterior trim materials, as well as location of exterior trim, in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: SOFFIT, FASCIA, OR EXTERIOR TRIM

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF EXPENDITURE
    (Households that Spent Money on:)

    • Soffit
    • Fascia
    • Exterior trim

    SOFFIT MATERIAL (Linear Feet)

    • Plywood/LVL
    • Wood fiber or strand composite (LP SmartSide, MiraTec, etc.)
    • Cedar boards
    • Redwood boards
    • Other wood boards
    • Stucco
    • Fiber cement
    • Vinyl
    • PVC board (Azek, Koma, etc.)
    • Plastic composite or polyurethane
    • Aluminum
    • Steel
    • Other

    FASCIA MATERIAL (Linear Feet)

    • Plywood/LVL
    • Wood fiber or strand composite (LP SmartSide, MiraTec, etc.)
    • Cedar boards
    • Redwood boards
    • Other wood boards
    • Stucco
    • Fiber cement
    • Vinyl (wrap)
    • PVC board (Azek, Koma, etc.)
    • Plastic composite or polyurethane
    • Aluminum (wrap)
    • Steel
    • Other

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR – SOFFIT & FACIA (Linear Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR – SOFFIT & FACIA (Linear Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – SOFFIT & FACIA (Linear Feet)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT – SOFFIT & FACIA (Linear Feet)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other

  • EXTERIOR TRIM LOCATION (Households)

    • Around windows
    • Around entry doors
    • Around garage doors
    • On exterior wall corners
    • Below roof line on front of house
    • Below roof line on entire house
    • Other areas

    EXTERIOR TRIM MATERIAL
    (Linear Feet)

    • Plywood/LVL
    • Wood fiber or strand composite (LP SmartSide, MiraTec, etc.)
    • Cedar boards
    • Redwood boards
    • Other wood boards
    • Stucco
    • Fiber cement
    • Vinyl (wrap or profile)
    • PVC board (Azek, Koma, etc.)
    • Plastic composite or polyurethane
    • Aluminum (wrap or profile)
    • Steel
    • Other

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR – EXTERIOR TRIM (Linear Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR – EXTERIOR TRIM (Linear Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – EXTERIOR TRIM (Linear Feet)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT – EXTERIOR TRIM (Linear Feet)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Storage Systems for Closet & Garage

Storage Systems for Closet & Garage Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Storage Systems for Closet & Garage report contains a summary of purchase volume in linear feet for a variety of closet and garage storage systems materials, features, and type in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: CLOSETS OR GARAGE STORAGE SYSTEMS

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF EXPENDITURE
    (Households that Spent Money on:)

    Closet storage systems

    • Bedroom/Hallway closet storage systems
    • Laundry room storage systems
    • Pantry storage systems

    Garage storage systems

    • Wall storage system in garages
    • Ceiling storage system in garages

    TYPE OF EXPENDITURE
    (Linear Feet)

    Closet storage systems

    • Bedroom/Hallway closet storage systems
    • Laundry room storage systems
    • Pantry storage systems

    Garage storage systems

    • Wall storage system in garages
    • Ceiling storage system in garages

    CLOSET STORAGE SYSTEM – FEATURES (Linear Feet)

    • Hanger rods/bars
    • Cabinets with shelves, drawers, or doors
    • Shoe storage
    • Other

    CLOSET STORAGE SYSTEM – CABINET FEATURES (Linear Feet)

    • Doors
    • Drawers
    • Shoe shelves or cubbies
    • Tilt or slide -out hampers
    • Other

    CLOSET STORAGE SYSTEM – MATERIAL (Linear Feet)

    • Metal
    • Manufactured wood
    • Natural lumber
    • Other

    CLOSET STORAGE SYSTEM – TYPE (Linear Feet)

    • Custom designed and built using building materials purchased locally
    • Built from pieces prefabricated by a specialty closet storage manufacturer
    • Other

  • GARAGE STORAGE SYSTEM – FEATURES (Linear Feet)

    • Cabinets with shelves, drawers, or doors
    • Workbench, counter, or other work area
    • Tool Storage
    • Sporting good storage
    • Gardening equipment storage
    • Other

    GARAGE STORAGE SYSTEM – CABINET FEATURES (Linear Feet)

    • Doors
    • Drawers
    • Shelves

    GARAGE STORAGE SYSTEM – MATERIAL (Linear Feet)

    • Metal
    • Manufactured wood
    • Natural lumber
    • Other

    GARAGE STORAGE SYSTEM – TYPE (Linear Feet)

    • Custom designed and built using building materials purchased locally
    • Built from pieces prefabricated by a specialty closet storage manufacturer
    • Other

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Linear Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Linear Feet)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE (Linear Feet)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Linear Feet)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Storm Doors

Storm Doors Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Storm Doors report contains a summary of purchase volume in unites for households that purchased a storm door and number of storm doors purchased in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: STORM DOORS

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • STORM DOORS

    Number of storm doors purchased

    • Bedroom/Hallway closet storage systems
    • Laundry room storage systems
    • Pantry storage systems

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Number of Storm Doors)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Number of Storm Doors)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

  • PLACE OF PURCHASE (Number of Storm Doors)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Number of Storm Doors)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Structural Systems

Structural Systems Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Structural Systems report contains a summary of purchase volume in square feet for a variety of materials for structural floor systems, structural roof systems, and structural wall systems in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF ADDITION
    (Households That Spent Money on Additions)

    • Room(s) that are heated/air-conditioned
    • Garage or carport
    • Porch
    • Shed (barn, storage shed, workshop, etc.)
    • Other addition or new building

    TYPE OF ALTERATION TO FINISHED LIVING SPACE
    (Households That Spent Money on Additions)

    • Floors
    • Walls
    • Roof

    STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS CONSTRUCTED
    (Households That Spent Money on Addition or Alterations)

    • Floor structure
    • Wall structure
    • Roof structure

    STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS CONSTRUCTED
    (Square Feet of Framed Area)

    • Floor structure
    • Wall structure
    • Roof structure

    STRUCTURAL FLOORS
    (Square Feet of Framed Area)

    • Lumber joists
    • Wooden I-joists
    • Steel joists
    • Open web floor truss
    • Concrete
    • Other

  • STRUCTURAL WALLS
    (Square Feet of Framed Area)

    • Lumber studs
    • Other wood
    • Steel
    • Masonry
    • Poured concrete
    • Other

    STRUCTURAL ROOFS
    (Square Feet of Framed Area)

    • Wood rafters/Stick-framed roof
    • Wood trusses
    • Steel rafters or trusses
    • Post and beam
    • Other

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet Purchased Annually)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Square Feet Purchased Annually)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE (Square Feet Purchased Annually)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Square Feet Purchased Annually)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Tile Backing & Underlayment

Tile Backing & Underlayment Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Tile Backing & Underlayment report contains a summary of purchase volume in square feet for a variety of materials for tile backer and flooring underlayment in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: TILE BACKER BOARD

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF PURCHASE
    (Households That Spent Money on:)

    • Tile Backing for Bathtub / Shower Surrounds or Shower Stalls
    • Flooring Underlayment

    TILE BACKING FOR BATHTUB / SHOWER SURROUNDS OR SHOWER STALLS (Square Feet)

    • Fiberglass reinforced cement backerboard
    • Fiber-cement
    • Wood panel
    • Mortar bed
    • Anti-fracture, crack isolation, or uncoupling membranes / mats
    • Other
    • Not sure

  • FLOORING UNDERLAYMENT (Square Feet)

    • Fiberglass reinforced cement backerboard
    • Fiber-cement
    • Wood panel
    • Mortar bed
    • Anti-fracture, crack isolation, or uncoupling membranes / mats
    • Other
    • Not sure
Understanding Remodeling

Understanding Remodeling Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Understanding Remodeling report contains a summary of remodeling projects in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: MAJOR ALTERATIONS OR ADDITIONS

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF MAJOR REMODELING PROJECT (Households)

    • Addition to the house or a new structure
    • Converting a basement, attic, garage, porch, or shed
    • Remodeling the kitchen
    • Remodeling the bathroom
    • At least one of the above projects

    TYPE OF ADDITION (ADDING SPACE UNDER ROOF)
    (Households that Spent Money on Additions)

    • Room or rooms that are heated
    • Attached garage
    • Detached garage
    • Carport
    • Dormer in the roof
    • Porch
    • Storage shed, barn, workshop, etc.
    • Other
    • Not reported

  • TYPE OF ADDITION (ONVERTING TO FINISHED LIVING SPACE)
    (Households that Spent Money on Additions)

    • Basement
    • Attached garage
    • Detached garage
    • Carport
    • Attic
    • Porch
    • Shed
    • Add, remove, or relocate interior walls
    • Other
    • Not reported
Water Heaters

Water Heaters Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Water Heaters report contains a summary of purchase volume in units for water heaters – both with tank and tankless – and their fuel type in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: WATER HEATERS

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • TYPE OF PURCHASE
    (Households that Spent Money on:)

    • Water Heater (with Tank)
    • Water Heater (Instantaneous/Tankless)

    WATER HEATER (WITH TANK)
    (Number of Units)

    • Propane / LP gas
    • Natural gas (piped)
    • Electric
    • Fuel Oil

    WATER HEATER (INSTANTANEOUS/TANKLESS)
    (Number of Units)

    • Propane / LP gas
    • Natural gas (piped)
    • Electric
    • Fuel Oil

  • PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Number of Units)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Number of Units)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE (Number of Units)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Number of Units)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other
Windows

Windows Overview

These reports use incidence rates, household purchase rates for homeowners and renters, and housing stock to produce market demand data and a five-year forecast for residential repair and remodeling purchases. The Windows report contains a summary of purchase volume in units for a wide variety of window frame material and window venting by type of window in each State, Metro Area, and County. Market data are reported separately for owner-occupied dwellings and renter-occupied dwellings. Product categories include:

HOUSEHOLDS THAT SPENT MONEY ON: WINDOWS

  • Sample Size
  • Projected Households

  • WINDOWS, SCREENS, STORM WINDOWS OR STORM DOORS, ET CETERA
    (Households Spending on:)

    • New windows with frame and sash
    • Replacement sash
    • Panes of glass
    • Screens or screen material
    • Storm windows
    • Storm doors
    • Window awnings for shade

    WINDOW FRAME MATERIAL BY UNIT (Window Units)

    • Wood (no cladding)
    • Wood, aluminum clad
    • Wood, vinyl clad
    • Aluminum
    • Vinyl
    • Composite or fiberglass
    • Other
    • Not sure

    WINDOW VENTING TYPE BY OPENING (Window Openings)

    • Single-hung
    • Double-hung
    • Casement
    • Awning
    • Sliding
    • Transom
    • Fixed – rectangular
    • Fixed – round-top, curved
    • Skylight or roof windows
    • Other
    • Not sure

    WINDOW VENTING TYPE BY UNIT (Window Units)

    • Single-hung
    • Double-hung
    • Casement
    • Awning
    • Sliding
    • Transom
    • Fixed – rectangular
    • Fixed – round-top, curved
    • Skylight or roof windows
    • Other
    • Not sure

    WOOD WINDOW VENTING TYPE BY UNIT (Window Units)

    • Single-hung
    • Double-hung
    • Casement
    • Awning
    • Sliding
    • Transom
    • Fixed – rectangular
    • Fixed – round-top, curved
    • Skylight or roof windows
    • Other
    • Not sure

    ALUMINUM WINDOW VENTING TYPE BY UNIT (Window Units)

    • Single-hung
    • Double-hung
    • Casement
    • Awning
    • Sliding
    • Transom
    • Fixed – rectangular
    • Fixed – round-top, curved
    • Skylight or roof windows
    • Other
    • Not sure

    VINYL WINDOW VENTING TYPE BY UNIT (Window Units)

    • Single-hung
    • Double-hung
    • Casement
    • Awning
    • Sliding
    • Transom
    • Fixed – rectangular
    • Fixed – round-top, curved
    • Skylight or roof windows
    • Other
    • Not sure

  • GRILLS (Window Units)

    • Came with grills
    • Purchased grills separately
    • No grills purchased

    SCREENS (Window Units)

    • Came with screens
    • Purchased screens separately
    • No screens purchased

    TYPE OF GLAZING (Window Units)

    • Single glazed
    • Double glazed
    • Triple glazed (including Heat Mirror)

    GLASS TYPE (Window Units)

    • Plain (clear)
    • Low-E
    • Argon filled Low-E
    • Tinted

    TYPE OF INSTALLATION
    (Window Units)

    • For replacement
    • For new addition or window opening
    • Not specified

    BRAND DECISION (Window Units)

    • Homeowner
    • Friend or relative
    • Contractor
    • Other

    PURCHASED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Window Units)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTOR (Window Units)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE
    (Window Units)

    • Home improvement warehouse or big box store
    • Hardware store
    • Specialty Store
    • Lumber yard
    • Discount store
    • Other
    • Not sure

    PLACE OF PURCHASE – HOME IMPROVEMENT WAREHOUSE OR BIG BOX STORE BREAKOUT (Window Units)

    • Home Depot
    • Kent
    • Lowe’s
    • Menards
    • RONA
    • Other

    SUBPRIME WINDOW LOCATION BY OPENING (Window Openings)

    • Buildings with no heating or air conditioning
    • Basements

    SUBPRIME WINDOW LOCATION BY WINDOW UNIT (Window Units)

    • Buildings with no heating or air conditioning
    • Basements

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