# Trades.Studio > Trades.Studio 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 plumbing, electrical, roofing, renovation, landscaping and other trades companies anywhere in Canada who want a brand that looks as good as their work Trades.Studio 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.studio/): Trades.Studio designs the visible side of a trades business: the logo, the truck, the crew shirts, the yard sign and the video. Every piece is built to be recognised from across the street and to make the phone ring. - [Services](https://trades.studio/services/): We design five things: your identity, your vehicles, your crew's clothing, your printed pieces and your video. The right first project is whichever one your customers see most often and trust least. - [Areas](https://trades.studio/areas/): We work with trades across all of Canada from our Vancouver studio. What changes by region is not the design craft but the context: language rules, licence details customers look for, climate and the local business mix. - [About](https://trades.studio/about/): Trades.Studio is a Canadian creative and marketing service for trades businesses, part of the Sedighi.ca and SAZ.ca group of companies, headquartered in Vancouver, BC, and led by Ali Sedighi, MBA. - [Results](https://trades.studio/results/): Our published results come from heating and cooling companies. We show them as HVAC results, and explain which lessons about identity, consistency and recognition carry over to other trades. - [Pricing](https://trades.studio/pricing/): Studio work runs on Trades.Agency's published plans: Growth at $1,999 a month, Elite at $3,999 and Enterprise at $7,999, with lower rates on annual billing. Plans are month to month and the first consultation is free. - [FAQ](https://trades.studio/faq/): The questions we hear most from plumbers, electricians, roofers, renovators and landscapers before they hire a studio, answered plainly, including the ones about money and contracts. - [Contact](https://trades.studio/contact/): Call or text (604) 632-4959, or email Ali@Sedighi.ca. Photos of your trucks, shirts and signs are the most useful thing you can send. We usually reply within one business day. ## Services - [Brand identity](https://trades.studio/services/brand-identity/): A trades logo has to work at 2 cm on a hat and 2 metres on a box truck, in one colour on a receipt and in full colour on a phone. We design identities that pass all four tests, then write the rules so they stay that way. - [Print and signs](https://trades.studio/services/print-signage/): Good trades print stays behind after the truck leaves: a sign on the lawn, a sticker on the furnace, a magnet on the fridge, a quote folder on the counter. We design the pieces worth keeping and drop the ones that get binned. - [Uniforms](https://trades.studio/services/uniforms-workwear/): The customer meets your technician before they meet your company. Clean, consistent, clearly branded workwear tells them the right person has arrived. We design the placements, specify the garments and set rules so every reorder matches. - [Vehicle wraps](https://trades.studio/services/vehicle-wraps/): Your van is seen thousands of times a week. We design wraps and partial graphics that say who you are, what you do and how to call, readable by a driver at a red light, and we hand your installer files they can print from. - [Video and photo](https://trades.studio/services/video-photo/): Nothing sells careful work like seeing it. We plan what to capture on real jobs, give your crew simple shot lists, and edit the footage into short clips and galleries for your website, Google profile and social channels. ## Coverage - [Alberta](https://trades.studio/areas/alberta/): Alberta trades cover big distances in cold weather, so the truck and the winter jacket carry the brand. Customers also expect proof that a company is properly licensed, which belongs in the design, not as an afterthought. - [British Columbia](https://trades.studio/areas/british-columbia/): BC trades compete hard in a dense Lower Mainland and drive long distances in the Interior and North. A brand here has to be readable on a rain-streaked van in Burnaby and on a dusty pickup outside Kelowna. - [Manitoba](https://trades.studio/areas/manitoba/): Manitoba trades work through one of the longest heating seasons in southern Canada, mostly from a Winnipeg base with long drives to smaller centres. The brand that works is clear, durable and consistent from truck to toque. - [New Brunswick](https://trades.studio/areas/new-brunswick/): New Brunswick is officially bilingual for government services, not for private business, yet many trades choose bilingual trucks and print because their customers speak both languages. A good design makes that look intentional, not crowded. - [Newfoundland and Labrador](https://trades.studio/areas/newfoundland-and-labrador/): Trades in Newfoundland and Labrador work in wind, damp and long heating seasons, mostly around St. John's with long hauls elsewhere. The brand that lasts is bold, simple and as weather-tough in look as the crews wearing it. - [Nova Scotia](https://trades.studio/areas/nova-scotia/): Nova Scotia trades mostly work from Halifax outward, in a damp, changeable climate where heat pumps and oil both matter. A strong brand here is weatherproof in look, honest in its claims and familiar to the neighbours. - [Ontario](https://trades.studio/areas/ontario/): Ontario is the country's most crowded trades market. Standing out takes a fleet people recognise, a crew that looks like one company, and licence details shown clearly, because in some trades only licensed contractors may advertise the work. - [Prince Edward Island](https://trades.studio/areas/prince-edward-island/): On PEI, nearly every trades truck is seen by the same few communities, week after week. That makes recognition fast to build and easy to lose, and it rewards a simple brand used the same way everywhere. - [Quebec](https://trades.studio/areas/quebec/): In Quebec, brand design starts in French. Language rules shape vehicles, signs, websites and social content, and RBQ licensing is a trust signal customers are told to check. Both need to be designed in from the start. - [Saskatchewan](https://trades.studio/areas/saskatchewan/): In Saskatchewan, a trades company is often known by its truck long before anyone visits its website. Small cities and long rural drives reward a brand that's consistent, durable and easy to recognise from a distance. - [Territories](https://trades.studio/areas/territories/): Northern trades work in small, remote communities where everyone knows whose truck is whose, and in Nunavut the law requires Inuktut on public signs and commercial advertising. Branding here is about being dependable, recognisable and planned for language from day one. ## Guides and articles - [Guides](https://trades.studio/guides/): Three long-form guides, written so you can use them without hiring anyone: how to brief a wrap, how to choose a name and logo, and how to roll out and budget a rebrand. - [Rollout guide](https://trades.studio/guides/brand-rollout-budget/): A rebrand fails when it's done all at once or not at all. This guide shows a phased order that keeps your recognition, a worksheet for budgeting vehicles, workwear and print, and a simple way to test whether it pays back. - [Naming guide](https://trades.studio/guides/business-name-and-logo/): A name and logo are the most expensive things to change later, because they're painted, stitched and printed everywhere. This guide covers how to choose well, which questions are legal ones, and where to take them in Canada. - [Wrap brief guide](https://trades.studio/guides/vehicle-wrap-brief/): A good wrap starts with a good brief: what the vehicle must say in three seconds, which panels matter, how the fleet stays consistent and how calls will be counted. This guide gives you a brief you can hand to any designer or wrap shop. ## Optional - [Full text](https://trades.studio/llms-full.txt) - [Parent company](https://trades.agency)