Understanding the Impact of Steel and Aluminum Tariffs in Canada on Alura Products

The recent reinstatement of 25% US tariffs on Canadian goods, particularly on steel and aluminum products, has added a layer of complexity for U.S. contractors sourcing high-quality Canadian building products. These trade adjustments, formally known as Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminum products, are part of a broader U.S. policy intended to protect domestic production but have created cost concerns for those purchasing across the border.

Tariffs are currently impacting the pricing of Alura products that fall under the steel and aluminum category, subject to the 25% duty imposed by U.S. trade policy. However, we are committed to transparency, cost management, and continued support for our U.S. clients navigating the tariff rate and trade agreements landscape.

How Do These Tariffs Affect Alura Products?

At Alura, our primary concern is supporting our customers and helping them manage the financial implications of these trade policies. To ensure complete transparency, every order affected by these duties includes a detailed breakdown showing how the tariffs contribute to the final cost. The 25% tariff on Canadian goods can create budgeting challenges, but we’re here to provide clarity and support to keep your projects on track.

Offering Tariff Discounts to Ease the Impact

Understanding the cost pressures on our customers, Alura has introduced tariff discounts to help reduce the overall impact of these trade fees. These discounts are available on qualifying orders and are structured to give contractors more breathing room when budgeting for their projects.

This initiative allows you to continue accessing premium Canadian materials without absorbing the full brunt of the imposed duties. The availability of tariff discount options also reinforces our commitment to customer care, even in a volatile trade environment.

Reliable Cross-Border Shipping Remains a Priority

At Alura, we’ve optimized our logistics network to provide the best cross border shipping experience possible, even during periods of high demand or tariff-induced disruption.

Our cross border shipping service is efficient, transparent, and designed with your timeline in mind. We understand that any delay in materials can result in project setbacks, and we’re doing everything in our power to maintain consistent delivery performance.

Despite the ongoing tariffs, our supply chains have remained strong. Supply chain stability is a cornerstone of our operation, and we’ve worked hard to ensure our production schedules and delivery capabilities remain unaffected by these external pressures.

Why Choose Alura Amid Ongoing Tariffs?

Even in the face of trade restrictions and increased duties, Alura remains a strong choice for contractors across the United States. Here’s why:

• Exceptional Product Quality: Our metal woodgrain panels continue to deliver unmatched aesthetic and performance value.
• Transparent Pricing: Every cost—including those related to aluminum and steel tariffs—is clearly disclosed.
• Discount Support: Our tariff discount program helps reduce the overall cost burden.
• Reliable Shipping: With one of the best cross border shipping networks in the industry, your products will arrive when and where you need them.
• Customer-Centric Service: Our team is committed to helping you navigate changing tariff environments confidently.

In a time where international trade policy is directly impacting day-to-day construction operations, Alura is working to be more than just a supplier—we’re your partner. We understand how tariffs on Canadian goods can impact your materials budget and overall project scope. That’s why we’re staying proactive: offering transparent pricing, cost-saving tariff discounts, and dependable service.

You don’t have to navigate these changes alone. With our dedicated support, efficient logistics, and premium Canadian products, your project can remain on track.

Reach out to us today or call us at 780-448-8997 to learn more about how we can help you plan around tariffs on aluminum and steel and continue building with confidence.