# Roofing.Finance > Roofing.Finance 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 of roofing companies across Canada who offer, or plan to offer, homeowner financing through licensed lender partners Roofing.Finance 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://roofing.finance/): Roofing.Finance helps Canadian roofing companies promote the homeowner-financing programs their licensed lender partners offer. We never lend, broker, quote rates or touch a roof; we make the payment option visible, accurate and measurable. - [Services](https://roofing.finance/services/): Most roofing companies need two or three of these five services, not all of them. The right starting point depends on where your financed estimates leak: before the call, at the kitchen table, or in the months after. - [Areas](https://roofing.finance/areas/): We work with roofing companies across Canada from our Vancouver base. What changes from region to region is the length of the roofing season, the provincial rules on credit and direct selling, the language of your ads, and which energy programs sit near roofing work. - [About](https://roofing.finance/about/): Roofing.Finance is a Canadian marketing and business consulting service for roofing companies that offer homeowner financing through licensed lenders. Ali Sedighi, MBA, runs it from Vancouver, BC, under the Sedighi.ca and SAZ.ca group umbrella. - [Results](https://roofing.finance/results/): We don't have roofing case studies to show yet, so we won't pretend to. These are results from our HVAC work, where the sales problem is similar: big, postponable purchases decided at the price. Here's what they show and what carries over. - [Pricing](https://roofing.finance/pricing/): Roofing.Finance plans begin at $1,999 monthly, dropping to $1,499 monthly if you pay annually; Canadian clients add GST/HST by province. They're month-to-month with 30 days' notice, and eligible roofing businesses get a free 30-minute first consultation. - [FAQ](https://roofing.finance/faq/): The questions below come up in nearly every first conversation with a roofing owner. If yours isn't here, call, text or email and ask it directly. - [Contact](https://roofing.finance/contact/): Call or text (604) 632-4959, or email Ali@Sedighi.ca. Office hours run Mon–Fri 9–6 Pacific. We usually reply within one business day. There's no form; a short message with a few numbers is all we need. ## Services - [Estimate follow-up](https://roofing.finance/services/estimate-follow-up/): Most roof estimates aren't rejected; they're postponed. We set up a respectful, consent-based follow-up rhythm that reminds homeowners their estimate stands and that payment options exist, until they sign or say no. - [Estimator scripts](https://roofing.finance/services/estimator-scripts/): We write the words your estimators and canvassers use to bring up financing: after the homeowner understands the roof and the price, in the lender's approved terms, and with no promises about approval. - [Uptake tracking](https://roofing.finance/services/financing-tracking/): We build a plain monthly view of your roof-financing funnel, from estimates written to signed jobs, so you can tell whether the program earns its place. We never collect homeowners' financial details. - [Seasonal campaigns](https://roofing.finance/services/replacement-season-campaigns/): We run search and map advertising for full roof replacements, scheduled around the weeks when your crews can actually work. The financing message appears where it helps, in wording your lender approves. - [Financing pages](https://roofing.finance/services/roof-financing-pages/): We write the website page, service-page blocks and estimate line that explain your lender partner's financing option clearly and accurately. Homeowners learn how paying over time works before the price conversation, not after it. ## Coverage - [Alberta](https://roofing.finance/areas/alberta/): Alberta roofing companies sell into two large, competitive metros and a string of fast-growing satellite cities, under a short, cold-weather season. Door-to-door teams need to know the prepaid contractor licence rules, and some municipalities offer property-tax financing for energy upgrades. - [British Columbia](https://roofing.finance/areas/british-columbia/): BC roofing companies work in two climates: the wet, mild southwest coast and the colder Interior and North. Financing marketing has to fit both calendars, follow provincial consumer rules, and steer clear of promises no lender has made. - [Manitoba](https://roofing.finance/areas/manitoba/): Manitoba roofing is shaped by one of the longest winters in southern Canada and by Winnipeg, where most of the province's homes are. Financing marketing has to bridge long gaps between estimate and install, using lender-approved wording and honest timing. - [New Brunswick](https://roofing.finance/areas/new-brunswick/): New Brunswick's roofing markets are small, bilingual and weather-driven. Financing marketing here works best in both official languages, with plain wording and a calendar that respects snowy inland winters. - [Newfoundland and Labrador](https://roofing.finance/areas/newfoundland-and-labrador/): In Newfoundland and Labrador, wind and damp shape every roof and every roofing schedule. Financing marketing has to fit a short, weather-dependent season, centred on the St. John's area, and stay clearly separate from the province's energy incentives. - [Nova Scotia](https://roofing.finance/areas/nova-scotia/): Nova Scotia's roofing markets live with damp, changeable maritime weather and wind. Financing marketing here needs flexible timing, honest wording and a clear line between your lender's financing and the province's energy programs. - [Ontario](https://roofing.finance/areas/ontario/): Ontario is Canada's largest and most crowded roofing market. Financing can be a real differentiator in the Greater Toronto Area and Ottawa, but only if the message is accurate, consistent, and paired with fast, detailed estimates. - [Prince Edward Island](https://roofing.finance/areas/prince-edward-island/): PEI is Canada's smallest provincial market, where nearly every homeowner knows someone who knows your crew. Roof financing marketing here has to be modest, accurate and personal, timed to a snowy winter and a short building season. - [Quebec](https://roofing.finance/areas/quebec/): In Quebec, roof financing marketing starts in French. Language rules for advertising, RBQ licensing for construction work and the consumer-protection office all shape what you can say and how, alongside a long, snowy winter. - [Saskatchewan](https://roofing.finance/areas/saskatchewan/): Saskatchewan's roofing season is short and its markets are close-knit. Financing marketing here works best when it's timed to a compressed calendar, explained plainly, and backed by a local reputation that travels by word of mouth. - [Territories](https://roofing.finance/areas/territories/): The territories have Canada's shortest roofing seasons and its smallest markets. Financing marketing here is mostly about planning far ahead, explaining options plainly and, in Nunavut, advertising in Inuktut as the law requires. ## Guides and articles - [Guides](https://roofing.finance/guides/): Three long-form guides, written for owners rather than marketers. Each one is useful whether or not you ever hire us: the rules for advertising financing, the arithmetic of whether it pays, and when in the year to talk about it. - [Advertising rules](https://roofing.finance/guides/advertising-roof-financing-rules/): Advertising a payment option is simple until your ad names a rate, a monthly payment or a 'no interest' period. Then disclosure rules, lender contracts and misleading-advertising law all apply. This guide summarises the public rules and links the official sources; it isn't legal advice. - [Estimate math](https://roofing.finance/guides/roof-estimate-close-rate-math/): Before you spend a dollar marketing financing, work out what it could plausibly add. You need five numbers from last season, a calculator and some honesty about dealer fees. This guide walks through the arithmetic step by step. - [Season calendar](https://roofing.finance/guides/roofing-financing-season-calendar/): Financing messages work best in the weeks when homeowners are deciding but your crews are booked ahead, which in most of Canada means late winter and early autumn. This calendar shows what to say and when, with notes on how regional climates shift the timing. ## Optional - [Full text](https://roofing.finance/llms-full.txt) - [Parent company](https://trades.agency)