# Marketing.Construction > Marketing.Construction is a digital marketing and business consulting service for trades and home-service businesses in Canada. We are not a contractor and do not install, repair or service anything. Builders, general contractors, renovators and developers across all 10 provinces and 3 territories, selling to owners, procurement teams and homeowners Marketing.Construction is part of the Sedighi.ca and SAZ.ca group of companies, a Canadian business headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, led by Ali Sedighi, MBA. Coverage: Canada. Contact: call or text (604) 632-4959, or email Ali@Sedighi.ca. There are no forms: call, text or email only. ## Key pages - [Home](https://marketing.construction/): Marketing.Construction plans and runs marketing for Canadian builders, general contractors, renovators and developers. We help you get invited to the right tenders and hear from homeowners with real budgets. - [Services](https://marketing.construction/services/): We offer five services for builders, general contractors, renovators and developers. Which one comes first depends on who signs your contracts and how much backlog you carry. - [Areas](https://marketing.construction/areas/): We work with builders, general contractors, renovators and developers across Canada. Each region page covers the local market, building season, builder and safety bodies, tender portals and how we would market a firm there. - [About](https://marketing.construction/about/): Marketing.Construction is a Canadian marketing and business consulting service for construction companies, part of the Sedighi.ca and SAZ.ca group and led by Ali Sedighi, MBA, from Vancouver. - [Results](https://marketing.construction/results/): Our published case studies come from heating and cooling companies. We present them as results from our HVAC work and explain which parts of the method a construction firm can use. - [Pricing](https://marketing.construction/pricing/): Our plans follow Trades.Agency's published prices: Growth at $1,999, Elite at $3,999 and Enterprise at $7,999 a month, with lower rates on annual billing. Ad spend and the right mix for your firm are confirmed in writing. - [FAQ](https://marketing.construction/faq/): The questions builders, general contractors, renovators and developers ask us most, from price and contracts to who owns the website and what happens if it doesn't work. - [Contact](https://marketing.construction/contact/): Call, text or email to talk through your firm's pipeline with a senior strategist. Weekday hours are Mon–Fri 9–6 Pacific; we usually reply within one business day. ## Services - [B2B pipeline](https://marketing.construction/services/b2b-pipeline/): On private work, shortlists are often set before a tender is issued. This service keeps your firm known to the owners, developers, consultants and procurement teams who build those lists. - [Builder SEO](https://marketing.construction/services/builder-seo/): Builder SEO gets your firm found by people searching for the project, not your name: a custom home in a particular town, a tenant improvement contractor, a laneway house builder. It takes months to build and keeps paying for years. - [Websites](https://marketing.construction/services/construction-websites/): A construction website should prove you have built this kind of thing before. We build sites around detailed project pages, with clear paths for owners, procurement teams and homeowners. - [Homeowner ads](https://marketing.construction/services/homeowner-ads/): Paid ads can bring custom-home and renovation enquiries within weeks. The skill is filtering out the people who aren't ready, so you spend site-visit time on projects that can actually go ahead. - [Reputation](https://marketing.construction/services/reputation-referrals/): Every completed project can sell the next one, but only if someone asks for the review, the reference and the photos at the right moment. We build that routine into your closeout process. ## Coverage - [Alberta](https://marketing.construction/areas/alberta/): Alberta construction marketing centres on two fast-growing metro areas and their satellite towns, a short exterior building season, an industrial and energy base for GCs, and homebuyers who expect warranty and licensing details up front. - [British Columbia](https://marketing.construction/areas/british-columbia/): BC construction marketing is shaped by expensive, competitive coastal markets, fast-changing infill housing, a wet coast and colder Interior, and buyers who check a builder's licence status before they call. - [Manitoba](https://marketing.construction/areas/manitoba/): Manitoba construction marketing is mostly Winnipeg, with fast-growing southern towns and a northern market built on public work. A long winter means marketing must run months ahead of the building season. - [New Brunswick](https://marketing.construction/areas/new-brunswick/): New Brunswick construction marketing works across three mid-sized cities and a large rural area, with a bilingual population that rewards English and French content and a building season shaped by cold, snowy winters. - [Newfoundland and Labrador](https://marketing.construction/areas/newfoundland-and-labrador/): Newfoundland and Labrador construction marketing is centred on St. John's and the Avalon, with distinct markets on the west coast, in central Newfoundland and in Labrador. Weather, logistics and reputation shape how buyers choose. - [Nova Scotia](https://marketing.construction/areas/nova-scotia/): Nova Scotia construction marketing is mostly about Halifax and its growth, plus a handful of distinct regional markets where reputation does most of the selling. A damp, changeable winter shapes both building and buyer timing. - [Ontario](https://marketing.construction/areas/ontario/): Ontario is Canada's largest construction market and one of its most scrutinised. New-home buyers check the Ontario Builder Directory, owners prequalify carefully, and broad search terms in the GTA are crowded. - [Prince Edward Island](https://marketing.construction/areas/prince-edward-island/): PEI is Canada's smallest provincial construction market, and that changes the rules. Almost everyone knows a builder's name, so marketing is about making a good reputation easy to verify, and planning around cottage and seasonal demand. - [Quebec](https://marketing.construction/areas/quebec/): Quebec construction marketing starts with language: French must lead in advertising and websites aimed at Quebec customers. Licensing is visible to buyers, construction labour is organised through the CCQ, and public work runs through SEAO. - [Saskatchewan](https://marketing.construction/areas/saskatchewan/): Saskatchewan construction marketing runs on relationships, reputation and timing: two main cities, a large rural and agricultural building base, a very cold winter and public work posted on SaskTenders. - [Territories](https://marketing.construction/areas/territories/): Northern construction marketing is about relationships, capability and timing. Seasons are short, logistics are long, many owners are public or Indigenous governments, and Nunavut requires Inuktut in commercial advertising. ## Guides and articles - [Guides](https://marketing.construction/guides/): Three long-form guides for construction owners who want to make better marketing decisions, whether or not they ever hire us. Each one uses your own numbers and processes. - [Budget maths](https://marketing.construction/guides/construction-marketing-budget-math/): A builder's marketing budget should come from five numbers: average contract value, net margin, hit rate, backlog in months and the contracts you can take on. This guide shows the formulas and two worked examples. - [Qualifying enquiries](https://marketing.construction/guides/homeowner-enquiry-qualification/): Custom builders and renovators lose more time to unqualified enquiries than to a lack of them. This guide shows how to sort enquiries by budget, readiness and fit before anyone drives to a site, without putting good clients off. - [Prequal package](https://marketing.construction/guides/prequalification-package/): A prequalification package is your firm's case for being invited to bid. This guide covers what to include, how to write project sheets that prove capacity, and how to keep it current without starting over each time. ## Optional - [Full text](https://marketing.construction/llms-full.txt) - [Parent company](https://trades.agency)