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Economic slowdown and recession risk reducing project volume and demand

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Definition

Recession concerns and economic slowdown disproportionately affect residential specialty trade contractors because homeowner discretionary spending contracts sharply during downturns. AGC data shows 62% of contractors list economic slowdown/recession as a major concern. Private sector residential segments are most vulnerable to economic weakness. When recession occurs, homeowners delay foundation repairs, roof replacements, kitchen/bath upgrades, flooring projects, and other non-essential specialty trades. Owner/operators experience: project pipeline collapse, 30-50% revenue drops, inability to retain full staff, forced layoffs, negative cash flow cycles, and potential business failure for highly leveraged small firms. Unlike commercial/infrastructure work which has government funding backstops, residential specialty trades face direct consumer demand destruction.

Key Findings

  • Financial Impact: $250,000-$500,000
  • Frequency: annual

Why This Matters

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Methodology & Sources

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