Latest changes remove certain Canadian plywood from 50% tariffs while adding paints, mastics and other products that could reach roofing and construction
Canadian tariff changes remove some construction products from a 50% duty while adding others that could affect roofing and building-envelope materials.
For contractors, the split is clear: residential shingle demand is under pressure, while stronger low-slope shipments point to steadier opportunities in commercial roofing.
IKO North America introduced three DECRA stone-coated steel roofing profiles under its IKO Metals brand, with products available in the U.S. and Canada.
D.L. Building Materials and Peridot Supply have opened a shared Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, location serving contractors with roofing, waterproofing and building-envelope products.
GAF and Optimum Roofing are providing a complete roofing system for the White City Community Centre, helping protect the library, museum and other public spaces.
U.S. shingle shipments slipped through midyear as single-family construction weakened, while modified bitumen gained amid stronger commercial and industrial activity.