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Will Tariffs Affect Fence Prices for Winnipeg Homeowners?

  • Writer: Antoine Leblanc
    Antoine Leblanc
  • May 8
  • 2 min read

With ongoing changes in global trade and the cost of importing materials rising, homeowners in Winnipeg are starting to ask: Will tariffs affect the cost of my new fence?


The short answer? It depends on where your materials are coming from.


How Tariffs Impact Fence Pricing


Tariffs are taxes or duties placed on imported goods. When tariffs go up, it becomes more expensive to bring certain products—like lumber, steel, or fasteners—into Canada.


That increase often gets passed down the supply chain, eventually landing in the homeowner's quote.


If a fencing contractor sources materials from outside Canada, there's a good chance those price hikes will show up in your estimate.


But here's the good news.


At A+ Fences, We Keep It Local 🇨🇦


We’re proud to say that all of our materials are Canadian made and supplied by trusted Canadian companies.


Lumber – sourced from Canadian mills and designed to withstand the unique weather challenges in Manitoba.


Fasteners & Hardware – made in Canada for durability and strength.


Gravel & Fill – locally sourced to ensure consistency and quality in every post hole.


We believe in building fences that not only look great and last for years—but also support local industries and protect you from global supply chain surprises.


Why That Matters for You

Choosing A+ Fences means:

  • More stable pricing year over year

  • Supporting Canadian businesses and jobs

  • Peace of mind that your fence isn’t relying on overseas supply chains or volatile international markets


So while tariffs might raise concerns for some, they won’t impact your fence build with us.


We keep it Canadian. We keep it local. And we keep our commitment to quality strong.


Ready to build with confidence?


Send us a message today to get your quote and surround yourself with quality.



A+ Fences materials are all made in Canada
A+ Fences materials are all made in Canada

 
 
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