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U.S. Roofing Market - 2010

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US demand to reach 274.5 million squares in 2014

Demand for roofing is forecast to grow 2.4 percent per year to 274.5 million squares in 2014, valued at $17.9 billion. Advances will be driven by the rebound in housing starts from the low levels experienced in 2009. The residential building construction market, which accounted for 58 percent of total roofing demand in area terms in 2009, will provide above-average demand gains through 2014, rising 4.0 percent annually.

Residential reroofing to continue as largest market

The residential reroofing market will continue to account for the largest overall share of roofing demand in 2014. Demand will post minimal gains, however, due to past construction cycles that reduced the number of buildings requiring routine reroofing over the forecast period. Advances will also be constrained by tightening credit standards that will make it more difficult for homeowners to take out home equity loans, and by the fact the many homeowners that replaced their roofs in the 2004-2009 period will be unlikely to do so before 2014. However, the large stock of older homes requiring reroofing will prevent demand declines. Demand for roofing in the nonresidential building construction market is forecast to remain constant through 2014. Declining demand for roofing in industrial construction markets will hamper growth. As the US economy transitions to a service-based economy, the closing of industrial sites will mean less demand for roofing materials. Advances will also be checked by reroofing demand, as building owners and property managers will cancel or reduce maintenance projects to reduce costs. However, declines will be prevented by rising institutional and other nonresidential building construction roofing demand, due to increasing construction of hospitals, schools and government buildings.

Asphalt shingles to remain most popular roofing product

Asphalt shingles will remain the most popular roofing product, owing to their dominant position in the large residential roofing market. Demand for asphalt shingles is expected to accelerate at an above average pace through 2014, fueled by rebounding housing starts. Gains will also be promoted by use of more decorative laminated and three-dimensional asphalt shingles, as well as increasing demand for heavier shingles in areas prone to high winds.

Roofing tile, other products to be fastest growing types

Roofing tile and other roofing products are anticipated to see the most rapid demand gains through 2014. Demand for roofing tile will be driven by the rebound in housing starts, as well as by the continued increase in the population of such regions as the West and the South, where roofing tile is most commonly used. Demand for less frequently used roofing products, such as composite shingles, green roof systems and photovoltaic roofing, will advance at above average paces through 2014. Gains will be led by rising interest in environmentally friendly roofing products that reduce building utility costs.

Study coverage

This new industry study, Roofing, presents historical demand data (1999, 2004 and 2009) and forecasts for 2014 and 2019 by product (e.g., asphalt shingles, bituminous low-slope roofing, metal roofing, elastomeric roofing, roofing tile, plastic roofing, wood shingles and shakes), market and US geographic region. The study also considers market environment factors, evaluates company market share and profiles industry competitors.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION xii

I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1

II. MARKET ENVIRONMENT 4

General 4

Macroeconomic Environment 5

Demographic Trends 8

Consumer Trends 11

Personal Income & Expenditures 12

Consumer Financing 14

Building Construction 18

Residential Buildings 21

Housing Starts 24

Housing Stock 29

Improvements & Repairs 33

Nonresidential Buildings 34

Institutional 37

Office & Commercial 38

Industrial 38

Transportation & Other 39

Improvements & Repairs 39

Nonresidential Building Stock 41

Pricing Trends 43

Installed Costs 47

Historical Market Trends 49

Materials & Technology Trends 52

Environmental Legislation & Regulatory Considerations 53

General Regulatory Issues 54

Energy Savings & Cool Roofs 55

Green Roofs 57

Solar Energy Issues 58

Environmental Concerns 59

Foreign Trade 60

III. PRODUCTS 63

General 63

Asphalt Shingles 66

Demand by Product & Material 69

Producers 71

Product Characteristics 72

Cost Factors 74

Bituminous Low-Slope Roofing 76

Producers 78

Product Characteristics 79

Modified Bitumen Systems 79

BUR Systems 81

Primary Roll Roofing 82

Cost Factors 83

Bituminous Sheet Roofing Consumed 85

Asphaltic Sheet Roofing 88

Coal Tar Sheet Roofing 90

Standard Roofing Felts 91

Modified Bitumen Membranes 94

Metal Roofing 97

Demand by Type 99

Producers 102

Product Characteristics 102

Cost Factors 105

Elastomeric Roofing 106

Demand by Type 108

Product Characteristics 110

Cost Factors 111

Plastic Roofing 111

Demand by Type 113

Producers 116

Product Characteristics 117

Thermoplastic Olefins 118

Polyvinyl Chloride 119

Spray Polyurethane Foams 119

All Other Plastic Roofing Products 120

Cost Factors 121

Roofing Tile 122

Demand by Type 124

Producers 126

Product Characteristics 126

Cost Factors 128

Wood Shingles & Shakes 130

Demand by Type 131

Product Characteristics 133

Cost Factors 134

Other Roofing Materials 135

Demand by Market 136

Demand by Material Type 137

Composite & Other Green Materials 138

Composite & Recycled Roofing 138

Green Roofs 140

Photovoltaic Roofing 143

All Other Roofing 144

IV. MARKETS 146

General 146

Residential 149

New 153

Reroofing 155

Demand by Housing Type 157

Single-Family 158

Multifamily 161

Manufactured Housing 164

Nonresidential 167

New 171

Reroofing 173

Demand by Building Type 176

Office & Commercial 179

Industrial 183

Institutional 187

Other Nonresidential 191

Demand by Slope 194

V. REGIONS 197

General 197

Regional Demographic & Economic Activity 198

Population Patterns 199

Economic Outlook 200

Construction Activity 202

Housing Trends 205

Regional Demand for Roofing 207

Northeast 210

New England 214

Middle Atlantic 215

Midwest 216

East North Central 221

West North Central 222

South 223

South Atlantic 228

East South Central 230

West South Central 231

West 233

Mountain 237

Pacific 238

VI. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE 241

General 241

Industry Composition & Market Share 242

Market Leaders 245

GAFMC 246

CertainTeed 247

Owens Corning 248

Firestone Building Products 249

Johns Manville 249

Carlisle SynTec 250

Product Segment Leaders 251

Product Development & Manufacturing 252

Competitive Strategies 255

Marketing 256

Distribution 259

Mergers & Acquisitions 260

Cooperative Agreements 261

Company Profiles 264

Allied Building Products, see CRH

American Building Components, see NCI Building

Systems

American Buildings, see Nucor

ASC Profiles, see BlueScope Steel

ATAS International Incorporated 265

Atlas Roofing, see Hood Companies

Bakor, see Henry

BASF SE 268

Berkshire Hathaway Incorporated 271

Bitec, see Index

BlueScope Steel Limited 278

Boral Limited 284

Bridgestone Corporation 288

Building Materials Corporation of America 293

Butler Manufacturing, see BlueScope Steel

Canroof Corporation, see IKO Group

Carlisle Companies Incorporated 300

Ceco Building Systems, see NCI Building Systems

CertainTeed, see Saint-Gobain

Clarke Group 305

CRH plc 307

DECRA Roofing Systems, see Fletcher Building

Dow Chemical Company 309

Duro-Last Roofing Incorporated 312

EcoStar, see Staroba Plastic and Metal Products of New

York

Euramax International Incorporated 313

Fabral, see Euramax International

Fiberteq, see IKO Group and Owens Corning

Fletcher Building Limited 318

GAF Materials, see Building Materials Corporation of

America

Gerard Roofing Technologies, see Metals USA

Gulf States Manufacturers, see Nucor

Hanson Roof Tile, see HeidelbergCement

HCI Steel Building Systems, see BlueScope Steel

HeidelbergCement AG 320

Henry Company 321

Hood Companies 325

Hunter Panels, see Carlisle Companies

Hyload Roofing Systems, see IKO Group

IB Roof Systems 328

Icopal A/S 329

IKO Group 332

Index SpA 337

Insulated Panel Systems, see NCI Building Systems

Insulfoam, see Carlisle Companies

Johns Manville, see Berkshire Hathaway

JPS Industries Incorporated 339

Kirby Building Systems, see Nucor

Koppers Incorporated 340

Liberty Building Systems, see BlueScope Steel

Ludowici Roof Tile, see Terreal

Metal Building Components, see NCI Building Systems

Metals USA Incorporated 342

Metl-Span, see BlueScope Steel

Monier Group GmbH 344

MonierLifetile, see Boral and Monier Group

MW/MB, see TAMKO Building Products and IKO Group

NCI Building Systems Incorporated 347

Norandex Building Materials Distribution,

see Saint-Gobain

North American Roofing Services 352

Nucor Corporation 353

OMNOVA Solutions Incorporated 355

Owens Corning 356

Petersen Aluminum Corporation 360

Redland Clay Tile, see Monier Group

Robertson Building Systems, see NCI Building Systems

Saint-Gobain 363

Siplast Icopal, see Icopal

Star Building Systems, see NCI Building Systems

Staroba Plastic and Metal Products of New York 370

TAMKO Building Products Incorporated 371

Terreal 377

Varco Pruden Buildings, see BlueScope Steel

Vulcraft, see Nucor

Westile, see CRH

LIST OF TABLES

SECTION I -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Summary Table 3

SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT

1 Macroeconomic Indicators 8

2 Population & Households 11

3 Personal Consumption Expenditures 14

4 Consumer Financing Environment, 1999-2009 18

5 Building Construction Expenditures 21

6 Residential Building Construction Expenditures 24

7 New Housing Indicators 29

8 Housing Stock by Type 32

9 Residential Improvement & Repair Expenditures 34

10 Nonresidential Building Construction Expenditures 37

11 Nonresidential Building Improvement & Repair Expenditures 40

12 Nonresidential Building Stock 43

13 Selected Roofing Product Prices 46

14 Roofing Market, 1999-2009 51

15 US Roofing Products Foreign Trade 62

SECTION III – PRODUCTS

1 Roofing Demand by Product 66

2 Asphalt Shingles Demand by Market 69

3 Asphalt Shingles Demand by Product & Material 71

4 Asphalt Shingles Installed Cost 76

5 Bituminous Low-Slope Roofing Demand by Market 78

6 Bituminous Low-Slope Roofing Installed Cost 85

7 Bituminous Sheet Roofing Consumed by Bitumen, Product & Application 88

8 Asphaltic Sheet Roofing Consumed by Product 90

9 Coal Tar Sheet Roofing Consumed by Product 91

10 Standard Roofing Felts Consumed by Material Type & Surface 93

11 Modified Bitumen Roofing Membranes Consumed by Material Type & Surface 97

12 Metal Roofing Demand by Market 99

13 Metal Roofing Demand by Type 101

14 Metal Roofing Installed Cost 106

15 Elastomeric Roofing Demand by Market 107

16 Elastomeric Roofing Demand by Type 109

17 Elastomeric Roofing Installed Cost 111

18 Plastic Roofing Demand by Market 113

19 Plastic Roofing Demand by Type 116

20 Plastic Roofing Installed Cost 122

21 Roofing Tile Demand by Market 123

22 Roofing Tile Demand by Type 126

23 Roofing Tile Installed Cost 129

24 Wood Shingle & Shake Demand by Market 131

25 Wood Shingle & Shake Demand by Type 132

26 Wood Shingle & Shake Installed Cost 135

27 Other Roofing Materials Demand by Market 137

28 Other Roofing Materials Demand by Type 138

SECTION IV – MARKETS

1 Roofing Demand by Market 148

2 Residential Roofing Demand by Product & Application 152

3 New Residential Roofing Demand by Product 154

4 Residential Reroofing Demand by Product 157

5 Residential Roofing Demand by Housing Type 158

6 Single-Family Housing Roofing Demand by Product & Application 161

7 Multifamily Housing Roofing Demand by Product & Application 164

8 Manufactured Housing Roofing Demand by Product & Application 166

9 Nonresidential Roofing Demand by Product & Application 170

10 New Nonresidential Roofing Demand by Product 173

11 Nonresidential Reroofing Demand by Product 176

12 Nonresidential Roofing Demand by Building Type 177

13 Office & Commercial Roofing Demand by Product & Application 182

14 Industrial Roofing Demand by Product & Application 186

15 Institutional Roofing Demand by Product & Application 190

16 Other Nonresidential Roofing Demand by Product & Application 193

SECTION V – REGIONS

1 Population by Region 200

2 Gross Domestic Product by Region 202

3 Construction Expenditures by Region 204

4 Regional Housing Indicators 206

5 Roofing Demand by Region

6 Northeast Roofing Demand by Subregion, Market & Product 213

7 Midwest Roofing Demand by Subregion, Market & Product 220

8 South Roofing Demand by Subregion, Market & Product 227

9 West Roofing Demand by Subregion, Market & Product 236

SECTION VI -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE

1 Roofing Sales by Company, 2009 244

2 Selected Cooperative Agreements 263

LIST OF CHARTS

SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT

1 Year of Construction of Housing Stock, 2009 33

2 Roofing Prices, 1999-2019 47

3 Installed Cost for Selected Roofing Products, 2009 49

4 Roofing Market Growth, 2000-2009 52

SECTION IV – MARKETS

1 Nonresidential Roofing Demand by Building Type, 2009:

New vs. Reroofing 178

2 Roofing Demand by Slope, 2009 196

SECTION V – REGIONS

1 Roofing Demand by Region, 2009 209

SECTION VI -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE

1 US Roofing Market Share, 2009 246

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