2012 ProSales 100
Total sales by the ProSales 100 dropped 48% from 2005 to 2009, but since then they’ve risen by 14%. And while there’s a strong correlation between ProSales 100 members’ sales and the rise and fall of housing starts, they don’t move in lockstep. The business that dealers get from remodelers and retail customers are two likely reasons why. Meanwhile, there’s been a decline since 2008 in the share of sales and of facilities that are taken up by the top 10 members of the ProSales 100.
2012 ProSales 100 Articles
- ProSales 100 by the Numbers, 2002-2011
- ProSales 100 by Customer Source
- ProSales 100 by Type
- Top Companies by Sales Per Employee & Per Yard
- Members' Relative Clout by Business Emphasis
- Members Expect Good Times to Come
- Companies' Technology Plans
- Top Percentage Rises and Falls Among 2012 ProSales 100 Companies
- Dealers' Component-Making Activities
- Profiles: ProBuild
- Profiles: Tibbetts Lumber
- Profiles: Matheus Lumber
- Profiles: SRS Acquisition
- Profiles: Graber Post Building
- Profiles: Gutherie Lumber