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June 26, 2025
E-Commerce Home Improvement Purchase Trends - 2025
As digital shopping continues to evolve, homeowners are increasingly blending online and in-store experiences when shopping for home improvement products. While physical stores remain the primary purchase point, online research and e‑commerce are playing a critical role in shaping buying decisions. HIRI’s Homeowner E‑Commerce Study explores the full omnichannel journey, uncovering the behaviors, barriers, and innovations shaping this fast-changing landscape.
Objectives
Understand the omnichannel home improvement shopping journey
Identify persistent barriers to online purchasing and evaluate strategies to mitigate these challenges
Assess the impact of emerging e‑commerce technologies
Past Iterations
HIRI E Commerce Home Improvement Shopping Report June 2025
Research Files
Cross Tabulations
HIRI Homeowner E Commerce Study Crosstab Summary June 2025
HIRI Homeowner E Commerce Study Banner 1 Demographics June 2025
HIRI Homeowner E Commerce Study Banner 2 Segments June 2025
HIRI Homeowner E Commerce Study Banner 3 Shopping Style June 2025
Data File(s)
HIRI E Commerce Study SPSS File June 2025
HIRI Homeowner E Commerce Study Detailed Data File June 2025
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