Yes, tariffs did impact prices and they went up across the board. Even though many windows and doors are made in the USA, some parts come from Canada, Germany, and some other places. Prices for labor went up as well.

Yes...with nuance.

Did things, upstream as William noted, go up in prices...yes. We saw some big jumps on hardware and other things that are imported. The bigger lineals of frame materials and glass are sourced here, but there is more in that window than just frame and glass.

Those little things were definitely a driver on prices for some things.

That all being said...I think we'd be telling only half the story if we didn't say that the idea of tarriffs also was a rationale to drive prices on the supplier side. You dealer or vendor ABSOLUTELY is paying more...trust me...I know and can say with certainty that is the case.

But just like when crude oil prices see volatility, we see shingle prices go up rapidly. But they never come down when crude oil is down. So...the system will always want to gorge itself...and it does.

Let's not even talk about home prices...