# Alberta.Contractors

> Alberta.Contractors 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. Alberta contractors from Calgary and Edmonton home-service trades to commercial, ICI and industrial service firms across the province

Alberta.Contractors 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: Alberta.

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://alberta.contractors/): Alberta.Contractors plans and runs marketing for Alberta contractors whose buyers range from a homeowner in Sherwood Park to a procurement team in the Industrial Heartland. We market and advise; we don't do the work.
- [Services](https://alberta.contractors/services/): Choose the service that matches the person who approves your work. Homeowners, GCs and plant procurement teams each need a different kind of proof, so we sell five separate services rather than one bundle.
- [Areas](https://alberta.contractors/areas/): We work with contractors in every part of Alberta. The province splits into five practical marketing regions, each with its own mix of homeowners, commercial owners and industrial operators.
- [About](https://alberta.contractors/about/): Alberta.Contractors is a marketing and business consulting service for contractors working in Alberta, one brand within the Vancouver-based Sedighi.ca and SAZ.ca group, with Ali Sedighi, MBA, at the head.
- [Results](https://alberta.contractors/results/): Our published results come from HVAC and heating companies. They aren't electrical, plumbing or industrial results, but the method behind them is the one we use for Alberta contractors.
- [Pricing](https://alberta.contractors/pricing/): Alberta contractors can start on the Growth plan at $1,999 a month, or $1,499 a month when billed yearly, before 5% GST. Terms run month to month and end with 30 days' written notice.
- [FAQ](https://alberta.contractors/faq/): Straight answers to the questions Alberta contractors ask before hiring a marketing firm: cost, contracts, timelines, ownership, reporting, and what we will and won't do.
- [Contact](https://alberta.contractors/contact/): Call, text or email. You'll reach a senior strategist, not a call centre. We usually reply within one business day, Mon–Fri 9–6 Pacific.

## Services
- [Bid support](https://alberta.contractors/services/bid-support/): Price matters in a bid, but presentation and follow-up decide the close calls. We build the documents and habits around your tenders so your number is easier to accept. Estimating stays with you.
- [Commercial and ICI](https://alberta.contractors/services/commercial-ici/): Commercial and ICI work in Alberta is won by being known before the invitation to bid goes out. We build the pages, documents and follow-up routine that keep your firm on the right lists.
- [Industrial prequal](https://alberta.contractors/services/industrial-prequalification/): Industrial buyers approve vendors before they compare prices. We help Alberta service contractors present their safety program, records, capacity and references so approval is easier to give.
- [Recruiting websites](https://alberta.contractors/services/recruiting-websites/): Your website has two audiences: the customer deciding whether to call and the tradesperson deciding whether to apply. We build contractor sites that serve both without confusing either.
- [Homeowner leads](https://alberta.contractors/services/residential-leads/): We bring residential contractors more calls from homeowners in the communities they want to serve, using local search, paid search and reviews, and we measure it in booked jobs rather than clicks.

## Coverage
- [Calgary region](https://alberta.contractors/areas/calgary/): Calgary is Alberta's largest homeowner market and a crowded one. Contractors win here by narrowing where and what they sell, and by treating the surrounding towns as separate markets.
- [Central Alberta](https://alberta.contractors/areas/central-alberta/): Central Alberta contractors serve a wide area from a few regional centres, selling to homeowners, farms, small businesses and energy operators. Reputation and clear service areas matter more here than big ad budgets.
- [Edmonton region](https://alberta.contractors/areas/edmonton/): The Edmonton region gives contractors three markets in one: a large homeowner base, steady institutional and government work, and an industrial corridor to the northeast. Most firms do best picking two.
- [Northern Alberta](https://alberta.contractors/areas/northern-alberta/): Northern Alberta contractors mostly sell to industrial operators, and the marketing that matters is vendor approval, safety credentials and the ability to staff remote work. Residential demand exists but is smaller.
- [Southern Alberta](https://alberta.contractors/areas/southern-alberta/): Southern Alberta contractors work from two strong regional cities and a wide rural area. Marketing here pairs a dominant local reputation with targeted commercial and agricultural-processing work.

## Guides and articles
- [Guides](https://alberta.contractors/guides/): Three long-form guides for Alberta contractors, each built around a decision owners face: whether to move into ICI work, how to present a safety record, and how to hire through your website.
- [Recruiting checklist](https://alberta.contractors/guides/recruiting-website-checklist/): A careers section that hires answers a tradesperson's real questions before they ask them. This checklist goes page by page through what Alberta contractors should include, and how to tell whether it's working.
- [Residential to ICI](https://alberta.contractors/guides/residential-to-ici-shift/): Moving from homeowner work into commercial, institutional and light industrial jobs can steady an Alberta contractor's revenue, but it changes how you sell, get paid and staff. Here's how to decide with numbers.
- [Safety record guide](https://alberta.contractors/guides/safety-record-marketing/): Industrial and commercial buyers in Alberta check safety before price. This guide shows how to present your safety program and credentials accurately, consistently and in a way reviewers can verify.

## Optional
- [Full text](https://alberta.contractors/llms-full.txt)
- [Parent company](https://trades.agency)