North America Gutter Guards Market - Growth, Trends, COVID-19 Impact and Forecasts (2022-2027)

Market Overview

The COVID-19 epidemic had a net beneficial effect on the gutter guard business in the North America. In 2020, demand soared, owing in large part to a boom in house renovation activity in the second half of the year. Because gutter guards are most typically purchased for house improvement and repair applications – which accounted for 85% of total demand in 2020 – the surge in home upgrades boosted gutter guard demand.

Gutter and downspout product demand is expected to reach USD 6.0 billion in 2022, driven by healthy growth in construction activity. While linear foot gains are expected to slow due to a slowing in residential improvement and repair activity, gutter suppliers and contractors can increase their competitiveness by expanding their product lines to include new colours and styles.

Gutter guards demand is heavily influenced by improvement and repair activity, particularly in residential buildings in North America. Increased reroofing activity drove strong sales growth from 2012 to 2017. As the economy recovered following the recession, homeowners began to undertake more reroofing projects, which frequently included gutter replacement.

In North America, the market for steel and aluminum gutter guards products is highly price competitive, so higher prices may become a issue for contractor’s competitive advantage.

Scope of the Report

The scope of the study is currenty focused on the North America Gutter Guard Market. An understanding of the North America Gutter Guard Market, regulatory environment, and their business models, along with detailed market segmentaion, product types, current market trends, and growth opportunities. In-depth analysis of the market size and forecast for the various segments. The North America Gutter Guards is segmented based on the By Product Type (Meshes and Screens, Hoods and Covers, Plastics Foams and Bristles), by End User (Residential, and Commercial) and by Geography (United States, and Canada).

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Key Market Trends

Hip Roofs slope will drive the market

Hip Roofs or Hipped Roofs are the second most popular or commonly used style of roof in North America. A hipped roof is characterized by the fact that it slopes down from all four sides to the walls and has no vertical sides. A hipped roof is suitable for longevity because it is one of the most aerodynamic styles and can withstand hurricanes and hail better than flat roofs. Hip style roofs slope on all four sides of the home and typically require gutters along each slope, whereas a gable roof only requires gutters on two sides of the home.

As a result, more newly built homes will require greater lengths of gutter and downspout products than their predecessors, boosting new sales and expanding the consumer base for replacement sales going forward.

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