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Commercial demand for HVAC equipment grew in Q3, while residential sales fell, due to consumer uncertainty, cooler weather, and the lingering effects of the refrigerant transition. 

Prices are up across the board, mostly due to copper cost increases. 

Mid-single digits ruled October price moves, but outliers hit hard—Jones Stephens up to 25%, ICM up to 18%, and Easyflex up to 14%, with copper’s +5% setting the tone.

A historic theatre, a tough retrofit, and one contractor’s first step into press technology. 

Manufacturers and suppliers across the HVAC industry are raising prices. Some increases are modest, others significant. Here’s the full breakdown.

American Equipment Services' made-in-the-U.S. products, which include HVAC equipment, are used in a variety of end markets, including infrastructure, industrial manufacturing, technology, oil and gas, and the rental market.

Tariffs on Canada were raised to 35%, although goods covered under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) — including HVAC products — are exempt.

June saw some double-digit increases. 

Trane is asking users to immediately stop using the heating mode of Trane Gas/Electric Packaged Units. 

HVAC contractors are dealing with many price increases from manufacturers. Here is a list of price increases since March 1, 2025.