Rising HVAC Costs in 2025: Important Info for Utah Homeowners & Businesses

As we move into 2025, homeowners and businesses are facing rising costs in the HVAC industry. New Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations, coupled with potential increases in metal prices due to tariffs, are set to drive up the price of heating and cooling equipment. If you're considering installing, upgrading, or replacing your HVAC system, now may be the best time to act before these changes take full effect.

New EPA Regulations and Their Impact

The EPA is tightening restrictions on refrigerants and energy efficiency standards in an effort to reduce environmental impact. While these changes are beneficial for long-term sustainability, they come with a cost. Manufacturers are adapting by producing new, compliant systems, but this shift is expected to lead to higher production costs, which will be passed on to consumers.

You can read more about the transition to A2L refrigerants here.

The Role of Tariffs on Metal Prices

Another factor influencing HVAC costs in 2025 is the possibility of increased tariffs on imported metals, such as aluminum and steel. These materials are essential components of HVAC systems, and any rise in raw material costs will directly impact the price of new units and replacement parts.

What This Means for Homeowners and Businesses

With these factors at play, the cost of purchasing and installing HVAC systems is expected to rise significantly. If you’ve been considering an upgrade, acting sooner rather than later could save you hundreds—if not thousands—of dollars. Waiting too long may mean paying a premium for the same system.

Act Now to Lock in Lower Prices

At CTR Heating & Air Conditioning, we want to help our customers make the most informed decisions. If you’re thinking about installing, upgrading, or replacing your HVAC system, now is the time to schedule a consultation and take advantage of current pricing before costs go up. Call us today or schedule online to get a quote and secure your installation spot before the price increases take effect.

Don't wait—stay comfortable and save money while you still can!