The U.S. government announced a 25% tariff on all imported products from Canada and Mexico, these tariffs will impact HVAC and many other industries.
The tariffs will impact heating and cooling equipment prices for Ottawa homeowners, many components inside the equipment and units are manufactured in or sourced from Mexico or Canada.
What This Means for Ottawa Homeowners.
The heating and cooling industry in Ottawa and surrounding communities is currently experiencing higher pricing due to rising material costs, new laws and regulations and supply challenges. With 25% tariffs being implemented on imports from Mexico and Canada, heating & cooling systems may see another significant price increase.
The most popular brands being installed in Ottawa, including Rheem, Goodman and Lennox source parts from Mexico or Canada or the equipment is manufactured in either Country. Even when the equipment is assembled in the United States a lot of the components inside will be susceptible to the 25% tariffs. These tariffs will increase the cost of production for the manufactures further increasing pricing for HVAC equipment for Ottawa homeowners.
New Regulations Coming For HVAC Systems.
Prices were already increasing due to new regulations being implemented for refrigeration. Tariffs will significantly increase the cost of manufacturing effecting homeowners in Ottawa.
Increase In Cost For Ottawa Homeowners.
For Ottawa homeowners who are considering upgrading their heating and cooling system, a 25% tariffs will lead to higher pricing. A lot of homeowners in Ottawa and surrounding communities are considering all electric high-efficient heat pump systems, especially with the recent announcement of rebates becoming available. Homeowners in Ottawa may see price increases ranging from 10-30%.
Retaliatory Tariffs
Historically the Canadian Government has responded to U.S. tariffs with retaliatory tariffs and other measures on products made in the United States. Retaliatory tariffs implemented by the Canadian Government will further increase pricing for Ottawa homeowners.
Do Not Wait! Making The Decision Now Could Save You Thousands Of Dollars.
What Ottawa homeowners can do to prepare for tariffs being implemented.
Take Advantage of Government Rebates; While They Are Available!
Home Renovation Savings Program helps make upgrading to a heat pump more affordable. Rebates will not last forever, they may be reduced or completely stopped with budget and policy changes.
Prevent Expensive Breakdowns & Repairs
Ottawa homes with older HVAC systems are more susceptible to emergency situations and breakdowns leading to expensive repairs, especially during the colder winter months. Replacing your older system and upgrading to a new high-efficient heating & cooling system will help ensure your HVAC system is reliable and efficient on operating costs. Upgrading your system now will ensure your home is ready and you stay comfortable all year round.
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Act Fast! Do Not Wait Until The Price Increases
For Ottawa homeowners, the tariffs will increase pricing on heating & cooling equipment and internal components. The cost to install a new high-efficient system will increase substantially. Act now and take advantage of today's pricing, before the prices go up.
Avoid Supply Delays & Shortages
An increased demand and supply delays may complicate the search for a cost-effective heating and cooling system. Upgrading now guarantees access to essential components without unforeseen shortages or pricing impacted by U.S. tariffs.
Advocating Against U.S. Tariffs On HVAC Equipment
Now Is The Best Time To Upgrade Your System
With the pricing uncertainty now is the ideal time to upgrade your HVAC system before costs increase.
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