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Doors & Windows Market in North America - Industry Outlook & Forecast 2024-2029

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  • 286 Pages
  • August 2024
  • Region: North America
  • Arizton
  • ID: 5241732
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The North America Doors & Windows Market was valued at USD 64.08 billion in 2023, and is expected to reach USD 83.22 billion by 2029, rising at a CAGR of 4.45%.

MARKET TRENDS & DRIVERS

Technological Developments in Doors & Windows

The trend toward smart doors and windows is gaining momentum as more homeowners and building owners seek to incorporate technology into their properties. Integrating home and building automation systems enables control through apps or voice commands. These smart designs often include advanced security features like facial recognition and remote monitoring, offering convenience and safety. Additionally, by automating the opening and closing of windows and doors, smart technology can help maintain optimal indoor temperatures, potentially reducing energy costs. Marvin, one of the leading vendors in the North America doors and windows market, provides smart solutions for connected homes. Furthermore, equipped with IoT technology, smart windows can adjust their tint or opacity based on environmental factors such as sunlight and temperature, ensuring comfort and energy conservation. Similarly, smart doors enhance security with remote access control, significantly improving the safety and accessibility of both residential and commercial buildings. This innovative window and door design approach enhances user experience and promotes a more efficient and secure living environment.

Surge in Home Improvement Activities in the United States

The home improvement industry is growing in the United States, resulting in sales of building materials, appliances, décor, and other home improvement elements. In addition, rental housing is also increasing in the U.S., which is creating opportunities for home remodeling and renovation. In recent years, most homeowners residing in their homes have tended to renovate their houses instead of moving into new ones. Also, most homeowners in the country focus on renovating their homes at least once a year; home improvement is initiated to improve the quality of life. In addition, it has been witnessed that millennials and baby boomers have almost the same perspective towards renovating homes in the region.

INDUSTRY RESTRAINT

Fluctuations in Raw Material Prices

The challenge of fluctuating raw material prices influences the North America doors and windows market dynamics. Like many others, the market is susceptible to volatility in the costs of raw materials, which can impact various aspects of the industry, from production costs to pricing strategies and overall market competitiveness. This challenge requires a nuanced understanding of the factors contributing to price fluctuations and strategic measures to mitigate potential adverse effects. Further, the economic landscape is one of the primary contributors to the fluctuating raw material prices in the North America doors and windows market. Economic conditions, including inflation rates, currency fluctuations, and geopolitical events, can significantly impact the prices of key raw materials used to manufacture doors & windows.

SEGMENTATION INSIGHTS

INSIGHTS BY PRODUCT

The North America doors and windows market by product is segmented into doors and windows. The door segment holds the prominent segmental market share in 2023. The door segment is growing significantly with the region's rise in reconstruction and renovation activities. In addition, people in the United States are willing to replace exterior doors more than interior doors. These external doors are in major demand due to materials made of metal and wood. In addition, there has been a continuous shift towards choosing plastic materials for doors as it fuels the economy. Also, homeowner purchase rates for various product categories have risen by about 2% in recent years. This trend is evident in the increased demand for exterior, molding, storm/screen, and interior passage doors. Patio doors have also seen a modest uptick in sales. Additionally, closet doors, interior passage doors, and patio doors have all experienced notable growth in purchases.

Segmentation by Product

  • Doors
  • Windows

INSIGHTS BY END-USER

The residential end-user segment holds the most significant share of the North America doors and windows market in 2023. The region's home renovation and reconstruction activities drive the growth of residential doors and windows in North America. In terms of new constructions in the residential segment, the demand is currently driven by new government-funded housing projects, especially due to the rising immigrant population. Government-funded projects are focused on high-cost efficiency, thus increasing the demand for plastic windows and doors. Also, there has been a significant shift towards energy-efficient use of fenestration products in new housing and the renovation sector. UPVC windows and doors are one example of the rise in demand for energy-efficient buildings. Moreover, residential permits are also one of the reasons for the rise in the new housing market.

Segmentation by End-user

  • Residential
  • Non-residential

INSIGHTS BY TYPE

The North America doors and windows market by type is segmented into exterior and interior. The exterior typer segment held the largest North American market share in 2023. As both residential and non-residential have avenues for improvements in thermal efficiency, the demand for exterior windows during replacement activities has increased in recent years. Exterior doors are entry and exit doors, as well as specific-purpose doors. The rising development of aesthetic designs in the U.S. and Canada for exterior doors creates opportunities for manufacturers to develop exterior doors according to new trends. The exterior doors and windows are developed using new technologies and are more durable and energy efficient. It has been witnessed that people are shifting towards eco-friendly doors as exterior doors are in direct contact with the external environment and can harm the interior environment of commercial as well as residential buildings.

Segmentation by Type

  • Exterior
  • Interior

INSIGHTS BY MATERIAL

The North America doors and windows market by material is segmented into metal, plastic, wood, glass, composite, and others. The plastic segment holds the most prominent segmental market share in 2023. The plastic doors and windows segment is expected to gain market share by catering to the consumer base that earlier preferred wooden and metal doors and windows. Several factors have and are still boosting the demand for plastic doors and windows in several American states. The housing sector is gradually gaining traction, and the total demand for housing materials and products is gaining ground. Further, due to the lower installation costs compared to wooden or metal alternatives, uPVC has become the preferred material for manufacturing affordable, durable, and high-quality doors and windows. Currently, the use of plastic is relatively higher in windows than indoors. Due to innovations in the material and manufacturing techniques, plastic doors and windows continue to gain traction due to the advancements in their thermoplastic properties.

Segmentation by Material

  • Metal
  • Plastic
  • Wood
  • Glass
  • Composite
  • Other

INSIGHTS BY INSTALLATION

The replacement installation segment dominated the North America doors and windows market share 2023. With the rising awareness of energy efficiency, the overall fenestration of buildings comes into play, and consumers and building owners are increasingly adopting new doors and windows for their buildings, especially exterior windows and interior and exterior doors. Home renovation is becoming a major trend driving the residential sector's industry for doors and windows. In Canada, home renovation is growing due to various factors, such as the rise in immigration and the demand for residential space. Also, the government is taking initiatives for residential construction by offering moderate interest rates for housing loans. 

Segmentation by Installation

  • Replacement
  • New Construction

INSIGHTS BY OPERATION

The North America doors and windows market by operation is segmented into manual and automatic. The manual segment dominates North America's doors and windows market by operation. Manual revolving doors are also gaining traction in developed economies as these doors allow for better and regulated control of draft air. They are also used in spaces where doors need to be kept open to handle heavy footfall for a short duration, such as movie theaters and school doors. Manual doors and windows require user assistance to swing them outward or inward depending on the direction of leaf movement or slide of the door or window panels. Manual doors and windows are widely used in the residential segment and small businesses for two major factors - their relatively low price and easy airflow regulation, thereby maintaining HVAC temperatures in building premises. Several other factors have supported the growth of manual doors and windows, including cost-effective maintenance and operation.

Segmentation by Operation

  • Manual
  • Automatic

REGIONAL ANALYSIS

North America is the largest market for infrastructure construction, creating high opportunities for the doors and windows market during the forecast period. Non-residential construction in North America is rising rapidly with the region's increasing number of office spaces, hotels, business centers, and retail spaces. The construction industry for office spaces is witnessing a rising number of start-ups in the U.S. and an expansion of existing firms in the region. In addition, many foreign companies are establishing their office and working space in the United States. Thus, this increases the demand for space and employment in the region. The U.S. holds the most significant share of the North America doors and windows market 2023. The growing hospitality and manufacturing industry in the U.S. is expected to drive the new construction of commercial buildings. Offices, hotels, institutions, and business centers contribute to building construction. In addition, the U.S. has some of the world's largest commercial spaces, including shopping malls, business centers, hotels, and other large retail stores. Thus, such new construction in the U.S. will likely drive the fenestration market, specifically for doors and windows, over the next few years. Moreover, the North America doors and windows market is undergoing significant advancements, driven by the growing demand for energy-efficient and technologically advanced products. Consumers now have diverse options that offer improved performance, durability, and aesthetics.

Segmentation by Region

  • North America
  • The U.S.
  • Canada

COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

The North America doors and windows market is continuously growing with the presence of many manufacturers across the region. The market demand is growing with changing customer demand for reconstruction and renovation activities. The key players in the North America doors and windows market are Andersen Windows and Doors, Cornerstone Building Brands, JELD-WEN, and Pella. Vendors in the region are focusing on developing energy-efficient buildings that improve thermal efficiency and save energy costs. Vendors are integrating high-efficiency doors and windows in their product portfolio, enabling consumers to improve their dwellings' thermal efficiency and thereby save on energy expenses, resulting in innovations and investments in the industry to incline toward. The double and triple glazing on windows and improved insulating capabilities of internal and external doors are seen to gain popularity during the forecast period.

Key Company Profiles

  • Andersen Windows and Doors
  • Cornerstone Building Brands
  • JELD-WEN
  • Pella

Other Prominent Vendors

  • Air Master Windows and Doors
  • All Seasons Window and Door
  • All Weather Windows
  • Alside
  • ASSA ABLOY
  • Bear Wood Windows
  • Cascade Windows
  • Champion Windows
  • Crystal Windows
  • dormakaba
  • Earthwise Windows
  • EXTECH
  • Four Seasons Sunrooms
  • Fyre-Tec
  • Harbor All Glass and Mirror
  • Harvey Building Products
  • International Window
  • Kohltech
  • KP Building Products (Farley)
  • Loewen Windows
  • Marvin
  • Masco Corporation
  • Masonite
  • MI Windows and Doors
  • Optimum Window
  • PGT Innovations
  • Plastpro
  • Profine Group
  • ProVia
  • Quaker Windows & Doors
  • Sierra Pacific Windows
  • Simpson Door
  • St. Cloud Window
  • Starline Windows
  • Steves & Sons
  • Therma-Tru
  • Trinity Glass International
  • United Window & Door
  • VKR Group
  • Wincore Windows & Doors
  • Woodgrain
  • YKK AP America

KEY QUESTIONS ANSWERED:

1. Which region dominates the North America doors and windows market share?
2. Who are the key players in the North America doors and windows market?
3. What are the significant trends in the North America doors and windows market?
4. How big is the North America doors and windows market?
5. What is the growth rate of the North America doors and windows market?

Table of Contents

1. Scope & Coverage
1.1. Market Definition
1.1.1. Inclusions
1.1.2. Exclusions
1.1.3. Market Estimation Caveats
1.2. Segments Covered & Definition
1.1.1 Market Segmentation by Product
1.1.2 Market Segmentation by Type
1.1.3 Market Segmentation by Material
1.1.4 Market Segmentation by End-user
1.1.5 Market Segmentation by Installation
1.1.6 Market Segmentation by Operation
1.1.7 Regions & Countries Covered
1.3. Market Derivation
1.3.1. Historic, Base, & Forecast Years
2. Premium Insights
2.1. Opportunity Pockets
2.1.1. Market Maturity Indicator
2.1.2. Regional Insights
2.2. Market Overview
2.3. Market Dynamics
2.3.1. Market Trends
2.3.2. Market Drivers
2.3.3. Market Restraint
2.4. Segment Analysis
2.4.1. Insights by Product
2.4.2. Insights by End-user
2.4.3. Insights by Type
2.4.4. Insights by Material
2.4.5. Insights by Installation
2.4.6. Insights by Operation
2.5. Region Analysis
2.6. Competitive Landscape
3. Market at a Glance
4. Introduction
4.1. Overview
4.2. US Real Estate Market
4.3. Consumer Preferences
4.4. Emerging Touchless Access Control Technologies
4.5. Value Chain
4.5.1. Overview
4.5.2. Raw Material Suppliers
4.5.3. Manufacturers
4.5.4. Third-Party Distributors/Dealers
4.5.5. Wholesalers/Retailers
4.5.6. End-users
5. Market Opportunities & Trends
5.1. Rise in Demand for Energy-Efficient Doors & Windows
5.2. Technological Developments in Doors & Windows
5.3. Building Integrated Photovoltaics (Bipv) for Fenestration
5.4. Integration of Switchable Glazing Technologies
6. Market Growth Enablers
6.1. Rise in Demand for Single Homes
6.2. Rise of Modern Minimalist Doors & Windows
6.3. Surge in Home Improvement Activities in US
6.4. Rise of Custom Door and Window Design
7. Market Restraints
7.1. Fluctuations in Raw Material Prices
7.2. Emergence of Market Softening due to Fragmentation
8. Market Landscape
8.1. Market Overview
8.2. Market Size & Forecast
8.3. Five Forces Analysis
8.3.1. Threat of New Entrants
8.3.2. Bargaining Power of Suppliers
8.3.3. Bargaining Power of Buyers
8.3.4. Threat of Substitutes
8.3.5. Competitive Rivalry
9. Product
9.1. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine (Revenue)
9.2. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine (Units)
9.3. Market Overview
9.4. Doors
9.4.1. Market Size & Forecast
9.4.2. Doors Market by End-user (Revenue & Units)
9.4.3. Doors Market by Type (Revenue & Units)
9.4.4. Doors Market by Material (Revenue & Units)
9.4.5. Doors Market by Installation (Revenue & Units)
9.4.6. Doors Market by Operation (Revenue & Units)
9.5. Windows
9.5.1. Market Size & Forecast
9.5.2. Windows Market by End-user (Revenue & Units)
9.5.3. Windows Market by Type (Revenue & Units)
9.5.4. Windows Market by Material (Revenue & Units)
9.5.5. Windows Market by Installation (Revenue & Units)
9.5.6. Windows Market by Operation (Revenue & Units)
10. End-user
10.1. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine (Revenue)
10.2. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine (Units)
10.3. Market Overview
10.4. Residential
10.4.1. Market Size & Forecast
10.4.2. Residential Doors Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
10.4.3. Residential Windows Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
10.5. Non-Residential
10.5.1. Market Size & Forecast
10.5.2. Non-Residential Doors Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
10.5.3. Non-Residential Windows Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
11. Type
11.1. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine (Revenue)
11.2. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine (Units)
11.3. Market Overview
11.4. Exterior
11.4.1. Market Size & Forecast
11.4.2. Exterior Doors Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
11.4.3. Exterior Windows Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
11.5. Interior
11.5.1. Market Size & Forecast
11.5.2. Interior Doors Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
11.5.3. Interior Windows Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
12. Material
12.1. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine (Revenue)
12.2. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine (Units)
12.3. Market Overview
12.4. Metal
12.4.1. Market Size & Forecast
12.4.2. Metal Doors Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
12.4.3. Metal Windows Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
12.5. Plastic
12.5.1. Market Size & Forecast
12.5.2. Plastic Doors Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
12.5.3. Plastic Windows Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
12.6. Wood
12.6.1. Market Size & Forecast
12.6.2. Wood Doors Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
12.6.3. Wood Windows Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
12.7. Glass
12.7.1. Market Size & Forecast
12.7.2. Glass Doors Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
12.7.3. Glass Windows Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
12.8. Composite
12.8.1. Market Size & Forecast
12.8.2. Composite Doors Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
12.8.3. Composite Windows Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
12.9. Others
12.9.1. Market Size & Forecast
12.9.2. Others Doors Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
12.9.3. Other Windows Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
13. Installation
13.1. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine (Revenue)
13.2. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine (Units)
13.3. Market Overview
13.4. Replacement
13.4.1. Market Size & Forecast
13.4.2. Replacement Doors Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
13.4.3. Replacement Windows Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
13.5. New Construction
13.5.1. Market Size & Forecast
13.5.2. New Construction Doors Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
13.5.3. New Construction Windows Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
14. Operation
14.1. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine (Revenue)
14.2. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine (Units)
14.3. Market Overview
14.4. Manual
14.4.1. Market Size & Forecast
14.4.2. Manual Doors Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
14.4.3. Manual Windows Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
14.5. Automatic
14.5.1. Market Size & Forecast
14.5.2. Automatic Doors Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
14.5.3. Automatic Windows Market by Country (Revenue & Units)
15. Region
15.1. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine (Revenue)
15.2. Market Snapshot & Growth Engine (Units)
15.3. Region Overview
16. US
16.1. Market Size & Forecast
16.2. Product
16.2.1. Market Size & Forecast
16.3. US Doors Market by Segment (Revenue & Units)
16.3.1. End-user
16.3.2. Type
16.3.3. Material
16.3.4. Installation
16.3.5. Operation
16.4. US Windows Market by Segment (Revenue & Units)
16.4.1. End-user
16.4.2. Type
16.4.3. Material
16.4.4. Installation
16.4.5. Operation
17. Canada
17.1. Market Size & Forecast
17.2. Product
17.2.1. Market Size & Forecast
17.3. Canada Doors Market by Segment (Revenue & Units)
17.3.1. End-user
17.3.2. Type
17.3.3. Material
17.3.4. Installation
17.3.5. Operation
17.4. Canada Windows Market by Segment (Revenue & Units)
17.4.1. End-user
17.4.2. Type
17.4.3. Material
17.4.4. Installation
17.4.5. Operation
18. Competitive Landscape
18.1. Competition Overview
18.2. Market Share Analysis
19. Key Company Profiles
19.1. Andersen Windows and Doors
19.1.1. Business Overview
19.1.2. Product Offerings
19.1.3. Key Strategies
19.1.4. Key Strengths
19.1.5. Key Opportunities
19.2. Cornerstone Building Brands
19.2.1. Business Overview
19.2.2. Product Offerings
19.2.3. Key Strategies
19.2.4. Key Strengths
19.2.5. Key Opportunities
19.3. Jeld-Wen
19.3.1. Business Overview
19.3.2. Product Offerings
19.3.3. Key Strategies
19.3.4. Key Strengths
19.3.5. Key Opportunities
19.4. Pella
19.4.1. Business Overview
19.4.2. Product Offerings
19.4.3. Key Strategies
19.4.4. Key Strengths
19.4.5. Key Opportunities
20. Other Prominent Vendors
20.1. Air Master Windows and Doors
20.1.1. Business Overview
20.1.2. Product Offerings
20.2. All Seasons Window and Door
20.2.1. Business Overview
20.2.2. Product Offerings
20.3. All Weather Windows
20.3.1. Business Overview
20.3.2. Product Offerings
20.4. Alside
20.4.1. Business Overview
20.4.2. Product Offerings
20.5. Assa Abloy
20.5.1. Business Overview
20.5.2. Product Offerings
20.6. Bear Wood Windows
20.6.1. Business Overview
20.6.2. Product Offerings
20.7. Cascade Windows
20.7.1. Business Overview
20.7.2. Product Offerings
20.8. Champion Windows
20.8.1. Business Overview
20.8.2. Product Offerings
20.9. Crystal Windows
20.9.1. Business Overview
20.9.2. Product Offerings
20.10. Dormakaba
20.10.1. Business Overview
20.10.2. Product Offerings
20.11. Earthwise Windows
20.11.1. Business Overview
20.11.2. Product Offerings
20.12. Extech
20.12.1. Business Overview
20.12.2. Product Offerings
20.13. Four Seasons Sunrooms
20.13.1. Business Overview
20.13.2. Product Offerings
20.14. Fyre-Tec
20.14.1. Business Overview
20.14.2. Product Offerings
20.15. Harbor All Glass and Mirror
20.15.1. Business Overview
20.15.2. Product Offerings
20.16. Harvey Building Products
20.16.1. Business Overview
20.16.2. Product Offerings
20.17. International Window
20.17.1. Business Overview
20.17.2. Product Offerings
20.18. Kohltech
20.18.1. Business Overview
20.18.2. Product Offerings
20.19. Kp Building Products (Farley)
20.19.1. Business Overview
20.19.2. Product Offerings
20.20. Loewen Windows
20.20.1. Business Overview
20.20.2. Product Offerings
20.21. Marvin
20.21.1. Business Overview
20.21.2. Product Offerings
20.22. Masco Corporation
20.22.1. Business Overview
20.22.2. Product Offerings
20.23. Masonite
20.23.1. Business Overview
20.23.2. Product Offerings
20.24. Mi Windows and Doors
20.24.1. Business Overview
20.24.2. Product Offerings
20.25. Optimum Window
20.25.1. Business Overview
20.25.2. Product Offerings
20.26. Pgt Innovations
20.26.1. Business Overview
20.26.2. Product Offerings
20.27. Plastpro
20.27.1. Business Overview
20.27.2. Product Offerings
20.28. Profine Group
20.28.1. Business Overview
20.28.2. Product Offerings
20.29. Provia
20.29.1. Business Overview
20.29.2. Product Offerings
20.30. Quaker Windows & Doors
20.30.1. Business Overview
20.30.2. Product Offerings
20.31. Sierra Pacific Windows
20.31.1. Business Overview
20.31.2. Product Offerings
20.32. Simpson Door
20.32.1. Business Overview
20.32.2. Product Offerings
20.33. St. Cloud Window
20.33.1. Business Overview
20.33.2. Product Offerings
20.34. Starline Windows
20.34.1. Business Overview
20.34.2. Product Offerings
20.35. Steves & Sons
20.35.1. Business Overview
20.35.2. Product Offerings
20.36. Therma-Tru
20.36.1. Business Overview
20.36.2. Product Offerings
20.37. Trinity Glass International
20.37.1. Business Overview
20.37.2. Product Offerings
20.38. United Window & Door
20.38.1. Business Overview
20.38.2. Product Offerings
20.39. Vkr Group
20.39.1. Business Overview
20.39.2. Product Offerings
20.40. Wincore Windows & Doors
20.40.1. Business Overview
20.40.2. Product Offerings
20.41. Woodgrain
20.41.1. Business Overview
20.41.2. Product Offerings
20.42. Ykk Ap America
20.42.1. Business Overview
20.42.2. Product Offerings
21. Report Summary
21.1. Key Takeaways
21.2. Strategic Recommendations
22. Quantitative Summary
22.1. Market by Region
22.2. Product
22.3. Doors Market
22.3.1. Doors Market by End-user (Revenue & Units)
22.3.2. Doors Market by Type (Revenue & Units)
22.3.3. Doors Market by Material (Revenue & Units)
22.3.4. Doors Market by Installation (Revenue & Units)
22.3.5. Doors Market by Operation (Revenue & Units)
22.4. Windows Market
22.4.1. Windows Market by End-user (Revenue & Units)
22.4.2. Windows Market by Type (Revenue & Units)
22.4.3. Windows Market by Material (Revenue & Units)
22.4.4. Windows Market by Installation (Revenue & Units)
22.4.5. Windows Market by Operation (Revenue & Units)
23. Appendix
23.1. Research Methodology
23.2. Research Process
23.3. Report Assumptions & Caveats
23.3.1. Key Caveats
23.3.2. Currency Conversion
23.4. Abbreviations

Companies Mentioned

  • Andersen Windows and Doors
  • Cornerstone Building Brands
  • JELD-WEN
  • Pella
  • Air Master Windows and Doors
  • All Seasons Window and Door
  • All Weather Windows
  • Alside
  • ASSA ABLOY
  • Bear Wood Windows
  • Cascade Windows
  • Champion Windows
  • Crystal Windows
  • dormakaba
  • Earthwise Windows
  • EXTECH
  • Four Seasons Sunrooms
  • Fyre-Tec
  • Harbor All Glass and Mirror
  • Harvey Building Products
  • International Window
  • Kohltech
  • KP Building Products (Farley)
  • Loewen Windows
  • Marvin
  • Masco Corporation
  • Masonite
  • MI Windows and Doors
  • Optimum Window
  • PGT Innovations
  • Plastpro
  • Profine Group
  • ProVia
  • Quaker Windows & Doors
  • Sierra Pacific Windows
  • Simpson Door
  • St. Cloud Window
  • Starline Windows
  • Steves & Sons
  • Therma-Tru
  • Trinity Glass International
  • United Window & Door
  • VKR Group
  • Wincore Windows & Doors
  • Woodgrain
  • YKK AP America

Methodology


Our research comprises a mix of primary and secondary research. The secondary research sources that are typically referred to include, but are not limited to, company websites, annual reports, financial reports, company pipeline charts, broker reports, investor presentations and SEC filings, journals and conferences, internal proprietary databases, news articles, press releases, and webcasts specific to the companies operating in any given market.

Primary research involves email interactions with the industry participants across major geographies. The participants who typically take part in such a process include, but are not limited to, CEOs, VPs, business development managers, market intelligence managers, and national sales managers. We primarily rely on internal research work and internal databases that we have populated over the years. We cross-verify our secondary research findings with the primary respondents participating in the study.



 

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