At Firebrand Roofing, we believe homeowners deserve clear communication, especially when industry changes may affect the cost of upcoming projects.
Beginning June 1, 2026, many building material manufacturers and suppliers are implementing another round of price increases. These increases are being driven by continued cost pressures in raw materials, production, fuel, and transportation.
We understand there was already a recent price increase, and we know a second one can be frustrating. These increases are not specific to Firebrand Roofing. They are coming from manufacturers and suppliers across the building materials industry.
Our goal is to help homeowners understand what is changing, how it may affect upcoming projects, and what steps they can take before the increase goes into effect.
What Building Materials Are Increasing?
Based on supplier and manufacturer notices, the June 1st price increases may affect many exterior building material categories, including:
- Residential roofing products
- Commercial roofing products
- Siding and exterior cladding products
- Windows, doors, and related products
- Rainware and gutter materials
- Other new construction, builder, and multi-family material categories
Some categories are expected to increase by approximately 5% to 15%, depending on the product, supplier, and manufacturer.
Why Are Prices Increasing Again?
Manufacturers and suppliers are citing continued cost increases in several areas, including:
- Raw materials
- Production costs
- Fuel
- Transportation
- Distribution and supply chain expenses
Because these costs affect the materials used for roofing, gutters, siding, windows, doors, and other exterior projects, homeowners may see these increases reflected in future project pricing.
How This May Affect Homeowners
For homeowners in Atlanta and the surrounding Metro Atlanta area, this may impact upcoming roof replacements, gutter installations, siding projects, window and door work, exterior repairs, and other home improvement projects.
Supplier notices indicate that orders shipped on or after June 1, 2026 may be invoiced at the increased price, regardless of when the order was entered.
Because of this, homeowners who are already considering an exterior project should finalize next steps as soon as possible.
While Firebrand Roofing cannot control manufacturer or supplier price increases, we can help you understand your options and make an informed decision before costs go up.
Can Homeowners Still Secure Current Pricing?
The best way to have the opportunity to secure current pricing is to move forward before the June 1st increase takes effect.
If you already have an estimate from Firebrand Roofing, now is the best time to reach out and finalize your next steps.
If you do not yet have an estimate but are considering a roofing, gutter, siding, window, door, or exterior project this season, we recommend contacting our team as soon as possible so we can review your project, discuss material availability, and help you understand your options.
Manufacturer and Supplier Price Increase Notices
We are sharing this information so homeowners can see that these increases are happening across the industry and are not specific to Firebrand Roofing.
You can review the manufacturer and supplier price increase announcements here:
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Firebrand Roofing Is Here to Help
At Firebrand Roofing, our mission is to serve homeowners with honest communication, quality materials, and dependable service.
We cannot stop industry-wide price increases, but we can help you get ahead of them.
If you have questions about an upcoming project, current pricing, or how these increases may affect your home, contact Firebrand Roofing today.
Ready to review your options before June 1st? Contact us today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are roofing prices going up on June 1, 2026?
Yes. Based on supplier and manufacturer notices, residential and commercial roofing products are expected to increase beginning June 1, 2026. The amount may vary depending on the specific product and manufacturer.
What materials are affected by the June 1st price increase?
The increase may affect roofing products, siding and exterior cladding, windows, doors, rainware, gutter materials, and other exterior building materials.
Is this price increase coming from Firebrand Roofing?
No. These increases are coming from manufacturers and suppliers across the building materials industry. Firebrand Roofing is sharing this information to help homeowners plan ahead and make informed decisions.
How much are building materials increasing?
Supplier notices indicate that some material categories may increase by approximately 5% to 15%, depending on the product category and manufacturer.
Can I lock in current pricing before June 1st?
The best opportunity to secure current pricing is to finalize your project before the June 1st increase takes effect. Because some suppliers base pricing on shipment date, we recommend reaching out as soon as possible.
What should I do if I already have an estimate?
If you already have an estimate from Firebrand Roofing, contact our team as soon as possible so we can review your project and discuss next steps before the increase takes effect.
What should I do if I have not received an estimate yet?
If you are considering a roofing, gutter, siding, window, door, or exterior project this season, contact Firebrand Roofing so we can review your options before the June 1st price increase.