# Trades.Support > Trades.Support 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. Owners and office staff of plumbing, electrical, roofing, renovation, landscaping and other trades businesses anywhere in Canada whose website and marketing need steady upkeep and fast fixes Trades.Support 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://trades.support/): When your website breaks, your phone goes quiet. Trades.Support keeps trades websites and marketing accounts maintained, fixes what goes wrong, and helps you when something stops working at the worst time. - [Services](https://trades.support/services/): Pick a service by the problem in front of you: something broken today, something likely to break, something wrong, something you can't get into, or marketing that needs tending. - [Areas](https://trades.support/areas/): We support trades businesses across Canada from Vancouver. Website upkeep works the same everywhere, but peak seasons, language rules and the programs your site mentions differ by region. - [About](https://trades.support/about/): Trades.Support exists for the part of marketing that nobody brags about: keeping a trades business's website and accounts working, accurate and owned by the business. It is run from Vancouver by Ali Sedighi, MBA. - [Results](https://trades.support/results/): Our published results come from HVAC and heating companies. We show them here for what they prove about building and maintaining sites that keep producing work, which applies to every trade. - [Pricing](https://trades.support/pricing/): Our plans follow Trades.Agency family pricing: from $1,999/month month to month, or $1,499/month on annual billing. Canadian clients add GST or HST at their province's rate, and you can cancel with 30 days' notice. - [FAQ](https://trades.support/faq/): These are the questions owners and office managers ask before handing over their website and accounts. If yours isn't here, call, text or email and ask it directly. - [Contact](https://trades.support/contact/): Call, text or email any time; we're at our desks Mon–Fri 9–6 Pacific and usually reply within one business day. The details below help us find the cause of a problem quickly. ## Services - [Access recovery](https://trades.support/services/access-recovery/): If someone else holds the keys to your website or marketing accounts, you don't fully own them. We help you recover access through each platform's official process and put everything back in your company's name. - [Fixes and changes](https://trades.support/services/fixes-and-changes/): Small changes are where trades websites quietly go wrong. We make each fix everywhere it belongs, check it on a phone and log it, so a quick edit doesn't create a new problem. - [Maintenance plans](https://trades.support/services/maintenance-plans/): Maintenance is the boring, scheduled work that prevents most website emergencies. A plan makes someone responsible for it every month, with a short note telling you what was done. - [Marketing upkeep](https://trades.support/services/marketing-upkeep/): Marketing decays when nobody tends it: listings drift, reviews go unanswered, ads spend on the wrong searches. Monthly upkeep keeps the channels you already pay for in working order. - [Urgent help](https://trades.support/services/urgent-website-help/): A down or hacked site needs a diagnosis before a repair. We trace the failure to its source, tell you what it will take, and fix it properly so it doesn't recur next month. ## Coverage - [Alberta](https://trades.support/areas/alberta/): Alberta trades sites compete hard in two big metros and work around a short outdoor season. Support here means protecting peak weeks and keeping claims about codes, licences and financing accurate. - [British Columbia](https://trades.support/areas/british-columbia/): BC trades sites need care in two directions at once: different peak seasons on the coast and in the Interior, and energy-program references that changed in 2026 and need checking. - [Manitoba](https://trades.support/areas/manitoba/): Manitoba's trades market centres on Winnipeg, with a heating season among the longest in southern Canada. Support here means stable sites through winter and accurate Efficiency Manitoba program references. - [New Brunswick](https://trades.support/areas/new-brunswick/): New Brunswick trades serve English and French customers across several mid-sized cities. Support here means a consistent bilingual presence where you choose one, and program references updated after 2026 closures. - [Newfoundland and Labrador](https://trades.support/areas/newfoundland-and-labrador/): Newfoundland and Labrador trades sites need accurate takeCHARGE references, a new federal program to watch, and pages that work on rural connections. We keep all three in order. - [Nova Scotia](https://trades.support/areas/nova-scotia/): Nova Scotia trades sites often promote energy programs, and several closed or changed recently. Support here starts with a program sweep, then keeps the site stable through a changeable maritime winter. - [Ontario](https://trades.support/areas/ontario/): Ontario has the most competitive trades search results in Canada, so outages and errors cost more here. Support means fast fixes, accurate licensing references and current rebate details. - [Prince Edward Island](https://trades.support/areas/prince-edward-island/): On PEI, word of mouth and Google reviews decide most jobs, and recent program closures left many trades sites out of date. Support here is about accuracy, listings and reputation. - [Quebec](https://trades.support/areas/quebec/): Quebec trades sites carry an extra support job: the French version must stay complete and current. Add RBQ licence references and fast-changing programs, and maintenance matters more here than almost anywhere. - [Saskatchewan](https://trades.support/areas/saskatchewan/): Saskatchewan trades serve a few cities and a very large rural area through long, cold winters. Support here focuses on accurate service areas, light pages for rural connections, and current rebate details. - [Territories](https://trades.support/areas/territories/): Northern trades serve small, far-apart communities through extreme winters. Support here means pages that load on slow connections, accurate listings, current rebate references and, in Nunavut, attention to Inuktut requirements. ## Guides and articles - [Guides](https://trades.support/guides/): These guides are for doing it yourself or checking the people you pay. Each one is a practical procedure you can follow with a few logins and an afternoon. - [Ownership audit](https://trades.support/guides/access-and-ownership-audit/): If you can't say who owns your domain, hosting, Google listing and ad accounts, you have a risk that no website design can fix. This audit takes an afternoon and gives you a one-page register. - [Choosing a plan](https://trades.support/guides/choosing-a-support-plan/): A good support plan is defined by what it prevents, how clearly it reports, and who owns the accounts when you leave. Compare plans on those three points before you compare price. - [Emergency triage](https://trades.support/guides/website-emergency-triage/): Most website outages come from one of five layers: domain, DNS, hosting, certificate or site software. Check them in that order and you'll usually know within fifteen minutes who needs to fix it. ## Optional - [Full text](https://trades.support/llms-full.txt) - [Parent company](https://trades.agency)