# Roofing.Media > Roofing.Media 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 managers of residential and commercial roofing companies in every Canadian province and territory who want drone photos and job video that win estimates Roofing.Media 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.media/): Roofing.Media plans, edits and publishes video and aerial photos for Canadian roofing companies. We are a marketing service, not a roofer and not a drone operator, and we build every shoot around Transport Canada's rules. - [Services](https://roofing.media/services/): Most roofing companies should start with a drone photo program and a photo library, then add project films once there is a steady flow of finished jobs to film. - [Areas](https://roofing.media/areas/): We plan and edit roofing footage for companies in every province and territory. Federal drone rules are the same everywhere; what changes from region to region is the filming season, the language of the edit and the local safety board your crew answers to. - [About](https://roofing.media/about/): Roofing.Media plans, edits and publishes video and drone-photo content for roofing companies across Canada. The brand sits inside the Sedighi.ca and SAZ.ca group, is run from Vancouver, BC, and is led by Ali Sedighi, MBA. - [Results](https://roofing.media/results/): Our published case studies come from heating and HVAC companies, not roofers. They show what consistent content and careful measurement produced there, and we explain which parts carry over to roofing. - [Pricing](https://roofing.media/pricing/): Roofing.Media plans begin at $1,999 monthly, or $1,499 monthly when billed annually, in Canadian dollars with GST/HST added at each client's provincial rate (GST and QST in Quebec). Every plan runs month to month on 30 days' notice. - [FAQ](https://roofing.media/faq/): Short, direct answers to the questions roofing owners ask before hiring us, from price and contracts to drone certificates, homeowner consent and who owns the footage. - [Contact](https://roofing.media/contact/): Phone or text (604) 632-4959, or write to Ali@Sedighi.ca. Office hours are Mon–Fri 9–6 Pacific. We usually reply within one business day. ## Services - [Drone photos](https://roofing.media/services/drone-photo-programs/): A drone photo program turns every finished roof into a consistent set of aerial photos for your website, estimates and Google Business Profile. We plan and edit; a certified pilot flies. - [Photo library](https://roofing.media/services/photo-library/): A photo library stores every job's before, during and after photos in one place, tagged and with the homeowner's permission recorded, so the right image is always a search away. - [Project films](https://roofing.media/services/project-films/): A roof project film follows one job from start to finish in about two minutes, so a homeowner can see what a careful installation involves before they choose a quote. - [Short clips](https://roofing.media/services/short-clips/): Short clips turn footage you already have into a steady run of vertical videos, so homeowners keep seeing your name in the months before they are ready to re-roof. - [Video search](https://roofing.media/services/video-search/): Video search work makes sure the roofing videos you have paid for are found by homeowners asking real questions, on YouTube, on Google and on your own website. ## Coverage - [Alberta](https://roofing.media/areas/alberta/): Alberta roofers get a short, intense exterior season and winters that can swing from frozen to mild in the south. That calls for banking footage fast in the busy months and publishing it steadily through the cold ones. - [British Columbia](https://roofing.media/areas/british-columbia/): BC roofers face two filming calendars in one province: a wet, mild coast where work stretches across the year, and a colder Interior and North where the capture window is shorter. We plan footage for both. - [Manitoba](https://roofing.media/areas/manitoba/): Manitoba has one of the longest heating seasons in southern Canada, so roofing and filming compete for a short warm window. We plan capture tightly and spread publishing across the year. - [New Brunswick](https://roofing.media/areas/new-brunswick/): New Brunswick roofers serve a bilingual province with snowy winters and three main cities. Bilingual footage is a business choice here rather than a private-sector legal duty, and it often pays off. - [Newfoundland and Labrador](https://roofing.media/areas/newfoundland-and-labrador/): On the island, cool, damp and windy weather makes roofing footage a test of planning; in Labrador, subarctic winters shrink the season further. We plan for both with flexible aerial scheduling and strong ground footage. - [Nova Scotia](https://roofing.media/areas/nova-scotia/): Nova Scotia's damp, changeable maritime winters and frequent wind make flexible scheduling the key to good roofing footage. Ground footage carries more of the load here, with aerials captured when the weather allows. - [Ontario](https://roofing.media/areas/ontario/): Ontario roofers compete in dense, crowded markets where buyers compare many quotes. Clear local footage helps you stand out, but city lots, neighbours and airport airspace make drone planning more demanding here than almost anywhere. - [Prince Edward Island](https://roofing.media/areas/prince-edward-island/): PEI is a small, close-knit roofing market where reputation travels fast. A modest but steady stream of real local footage can make a roofing company the familiar name across the Island. - [Quebec](https://roofing.media/areas/quebec/): In Quebec, roofing content has to be French-first: commercial advertising must give French clear predominance, and websites and social content for Quebec customers must be available in French. We plan every Quebec video bilingual from the first script. - [Saskatchewan](https://roofing.media/areas/saskatchewan/): Saskatchewan's long, very cold winters leave a narrow window for exterior roofing and for filming it. The answer is a disciplined capture routine in season and a publishing plan that runs on banked footage the rest of the year. - [Territories](https://roofing.media/areas/territories/): Northern roofing markets are small and remote, with very long winters and short building seasons. Each finished roof is worth documenting carefully, and in Nunavut, commercial advertising must include Inuktut. ## Guides and articles - [Guides](https://roofing.media/guides/): Three practical guides cover the three questions roofing owners ask us most: are we allowed to fly, what should we film, and do we need permission to post it. - [Drone rules](https://roofing.media/guides/drone-rules-for-roof-content/): If your drone weighs 250 g or more, Transport Canada requires a registered, marked drone and a certified pilot. Most roof shoots near houses and neighbours point to advanced rules. This guide summarises the official pages; it is not aviation or legal advice. - [Photo consent](https://roofing.media/guides/homeowner-photo-consent/): Ask the homeowner in writing before you film, tell them where the footage will appear, keep neighbours and personal details out of frame, and store the permission with the photos. This is practical marketing guidance, not legal advice. - [Shot list](https://roofing.media/guides/roof-project-shot-list/): Capture footage at six natural pauses in a roof job, from walkaround to clean-up, and you will have everything needed for photos, a project film and a month of short clips. ## Optional - [Full text](https://roofing.media/llms-full.txt) - [Parent company](https://trades.agency)