Low Slope Roofing

Low-Slope Roofing

Demand for low-slope roofing is forecast to increase less than 1.0% per year to 77.3 million squares (valued at $5.5 billion) in 2023. Sales will be supported by the ongoing replacement and repair needs of older or worn roofing materials, as well as by expanding interest in replacing older roofs with more energy efficient types. Healthy gains in the construction of commercial buildings with low-slope roofs will also drive demand growth.
This report covers low-slope roofing demand by product, market, and region. Data are given in squares and in US dollar value.

Low-slope roofing products include:
Bituminous (SBS- and APP-modified bitumen membranes, standard roofing felts)
Plastic (TPO, PVC, other plastic)
Rubber (EPDM, other rubber)
Metal and other products (liquid-applied roofing coatings, tensioned fabric, vegetative)

Markets for low-slope roofing are:
New commercial construction
Commercial reroofing
New residential construction
Residential Reroofing

The commercial market is further segmented by building type in terms of:
Office, retail, and lodging
Institutional
Industrial
Transportation and other buildings

Demand is also broken out by US region and subregion:
Northeast (New England, Middle Atlantic)
Midwest (East North Central, West North Central)
South (South Atlantic, East South Central, West South Central)
West (Mountain, Pacific)

Scope of the Report
This report covers the scope, size, and growth of the US low-slope roofing market, including key trends in products, market, and regional segmentation. Historical data are provided for 2008, 2013, and 2018 with forecasts for 2023 and 2028, with year by year historical market volatility also addressed. Data are provided in both squares and dollar value. Also included is an analysis of the industry key players and their market share.