Roof Vents Market Forecast and Segment Insights 2033

1. Market Size and Forecast In 2024 the market size of roof vents stood at USD 2.60 billion. By 2033 it is forecast to grow to USD 4.42 billion at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.06%. The growth is driven by increasing construction activities, growing demand for efficient roof ventilation as well as rising awareness about ventilation needs in residential, commercial, industrial and other buildings. The report provides insights into how changing building standards, energy efficiency needs, and expanding infrastructure across regions are boosting demand for roof vents. It also explains how market dynamics, such as material trends and application demands, are shaping growth — giving a clear picture of where the market is heading. Market Segmentation The market is segmented across several categories including type of roof vent, material, application, installation method and end-user. This segmentation helps to understand demand patterns and preferences in different contexts. By Type of Roof Vent This segment divides the market by the kind of roof vent used. •Static Roof Vents: Traditional vents that allow passive airflow without mechanical assistance. They serve basic ventilation needs in many buildings. •Powered Roof Vents: Vents equipped with fans or motors to actively move air — useful in buildings requiring stronger ventilation or in climates needing active airflow. •Whirlybird Roof Vents: Roof vents designed to use wind to create suction and remove hot air — often used where passive wind-driven ventilation is preferred. •Ridge Vents: Vents installed along the roof ridge to allow continuous airflow along the roofline, often used in residential and commercial buildings for balanced ventilation. •Soffit Vents: Vents placed under the roof overhang (soffit) to allow intake of fresh air — commonly used along with ridge vents for proper air circulation. By Material This segment describes roof vents based on the material they are made from.

2. •Plastic Roof Vents: Lightweight and often cost-effective vents, commonly used in residential settings where ease and low cost are priorities. •Metal Roof Vents: Durable and robust vents suitable for a variety of climates and roofing types, often preferred in commercial or industrial buildings. •Fiberglass Roof Vents: Vents made from fiberglass, offering benefits like corrosion resistance and potentially suitable for certain climates or building needs. •Wood Roof Vents: Less common but available in some traditional or specialized buildings — may be chosen for aesthetic or design-specific reasons. •Composite Roof Vents: Vents using composite materials, combining benefits like strength, durability, and possibly better resistance to weathering than basic materials. By Application This segment groups demand based on where roof vents are used. •Residential Roof Vents: Vents used in houses and apartments to ensure proper attic or roof ventilation, improving indoor air quality and roof lifespan. •Commercial Roof Vents: Vents used in office buildings, retail spaces, hotels, and other commercial structures where ventilation is essential for occupant comfort and safety. •Industrial Roof Vents: Vents used in factories, warehouses, and industrial facilities to help manage heat, air circulation, and ventilation needs over large spaces. •Agricultural Roof Vents: Vents used in farm buildings, barns, storage units, animal shelters — where ventilation helps maintain airflow, control moisture and manage environment. •Institutional Roof Vents: Vents used in schools, hospitals, government buildings, and other institutional facilities where ventilation standards and indoor air quality matter. By Installation Method This segment divides the market based on how vents are installed. •New Construction Roof Vents: Vents installed during the construction of new buildings — often easier to integrate and designed into the structure from the start. •Retrofit Roof Vents: Vents added to existing buildings to upgrade ventilation when initially none (or insufficient) was present, common in older or renovated structures. •Freestanding Roof Vents: Vents that are standalone structures installed separately rather than integrated into roofing — used when structural constraints or design require standalone solutions.

3. •Integrated Roof Vents: Vents integrated into the roof design or materials — offering a clean and seamless look, often preferred for new constructions and modern rooftops. •DIY Installation Roof Vents: Vents designed for simpler installation by non- professionals, appealing to homeowners doing their own upgrades or small builders. By End-User This segment groups buyers and decision makers, showing who drives purchases and installation choices. •Homeowners: Individual property owners who select vents for comfort, roof protection and energy considerations. •Contractors: Construction and roofing contractors who specify and install vents for varied building projects. •Architects: Design professionals who select vent types and placement to meet building performance and aesthetic goals. •Builders: Residential and commercial builders who include vents in project planning and construction packages. •Facility Managers: Managers of commercial, industrial or institutional properties who make maintenance and upgrade decisions. Key Players The competition in this market is moderately strong with many established companies competing across segments such as type, material and application. •Air Roof Ventilators: A firm offering ventilation solutions, active in roof vent manufacturing and supply. •Daikin Industries: An international player known for HVAC and ventilation solutions, contributing to roof vent demand. •Lennox International: A competitor providing ventilation and related building ventilation products. •Air System Components: A supplier/manufacturer providing roof vent systems and components for different applications. •Kruger Ventilation Industries PTE: A player involved in ventilation products and likely active in roof vents market globally. Companies in this market are constantly innovating and competing — launching new products, improving materials, and expanding reach to meet increasing demand across different applications.

4. Regional Insights The report gives a regional breakdown showing how demand and growth prospects differ by geography. •North America: This region shows steady demand due to established construction markets, stringent building standards, and consistent investment in ventilation. •Europe: Demand remains stable with growth driven by building regulations, sustainability norms, and need for efficient ventilation in residential and commercial buildings. •Asia-Pacific: This region is expected to contribute significantly due to rapid urbanization, rising construction activity and growing awareness of ventilation and indoor air quality. •Latin America: Emerging demand with growth potential as infrastructure develops and ventilation becomes more necessary in modern buildings. •Middle East & Africa: Growing interest as building standards evolve, new constructions increase, and demand for proper ventilation rises in urbanizing areas. Information Source: https://www.valuemarketresearch.com/report/roof-vents-market