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Homeowners Seeking Functionality & Style per Ferguson Survey

August 2, 2021

What area of your home would you redesign or upgrade?

A survey was fielded this spring on behalf of Ferguson by G&S Business Communications, involved over 1,000 U.S. adults aged 18 and over.


It is estimated that kitchen and bath spending for new construction this year will exceed 2020 by 28.5%, as builders attempt to keep pace with substantial demand. Kitchen and bath remodeling spending is expected to climb by 12.5%, according to the NKBA, which said it based its projections on a review of current industry conditions as well as macroeconomic factors that are likely to impact business.


The survey indicated that 64% of Americans made an update of some kind to their home or a room in their home during the last year. The most popular reasons for the changes are...


32% - Better Functionality

34% - Tired of their Current Home Style

What were the top choices when it comes to specific areas of the home that people wanted to redesign or upgrade?

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You can read the full article HERE. Contact us to have a conversation about what it would look like to redesign or update your home.


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