Missed calls · Slow quotes · Thin search presence · Messy tracking

Fix the specific problem that is costing your Coquitlam business work

For trades, clinics, shops and service firms anywhere in Coquitlam and the rest of the Tri-Cities.

Complimentary, confidential consultation with a senior partner

  • 17+ years in digital marketing
  • MBA, Technology Management
  • 150+ live HVAC websites
  • Sedighi.ca & SAZ.ca group

Proof from real campaigns

All case studies on HVAC.Agency

How it works

  1. Name the symptom

    Tell us what feels wrong in one or two sentences: the phone rings out, quotes take a week, the map listing never shows up, or nobody knows which ads work. A symptom is enough to start.

  2. Measure it before anyone fixes it

    We set a baseline from your own call logs, quote dates and search data, usually over one to two weeks, so the fix can be judged against a real number rather than a feeling.

  3. Agree the fix and the order

    You get a short written diagnosis, the fixes ranked by how much work they recover, and the engagement that fits. Call, text or email; you'll talk to a senior strategist.

Services

  • Missed-call recovery

    Measure how many callers never reach a person, then put a text-back, routing and callback routine in place so they stop going to the next name on Google.

  • Faster quotes and follow-up

    Cut the gap between a site visit or enquiry and a written quote, and add a follow-up rhythm so open quotes stop dying quietly.

  • Local visibility repair

    Fix the profile, listing and website problems that keep a good Coquitlam business invisible to people searching nearby.

  • Lead tracking you can trust

    One honest record of where every enquiry came from, what it was worth and what happened next, so spending decisions stop being guesses.

Four fixes, and how to tell which one your business needs first

Most Coquitlam businesses that feel slow are not short of demand. They are leaking it at one or two points: the call nobody picks up at 10:40 on a Tuesday, the quote that goes out four days after the site visit, the map listing that shows a closed sign, or a spreadsheet nobody has updated since spring. Coquitlam.Solutions finds the leak, measures it, fixes it in a sensible order and checks that the fix held.

Four problems we fix, and nothing vague

The short version: we work on symptoms you can describe in plain words, not on "brand awareness". Each one has its own page, and the services overview explains how to tell which one to start with.

  • Missed calls. Plenty of callers who reach voicemail hang up without a message and try the next business on the list. We measure how many you lose and put text-back, routing and a callback routine in place.
  • Slow quotes. The first written price a customer receives often sets the bar. We shorten the time from enquiry to quote and add a follow-up rhythm so open quotes don't fade.
  • Weak local visibility. A good business with an incomplete profile, mismatched listings or a thin website loses searches to weaker competitors. We repair the basics in priority order.
  • Messy tracking. If you can't say where last month's ten best jobs came from, every marketing decision is a guess. We build one record you can trust.

Why fix the leak before buying more leads

Fixing what you already receive is usually cheaper than buying more of it. Here is the arithmetic, using illustrative numbers you can swap for your own:

Step Example Your figure
Calls received per week 50 ____
Share that reach voicemail 30%, so 15 calls ____
Share of those who never call back 70%, so about 10 callers ____
Share of answered calls that become paid work 35% ____
Average job or visit value $600 ____
Work lost per week 10 × 0.35 × $600 = $2,100 ____

In that example the business is losing roughly $2,100 of work a week before it spends a dollar on advertising. Doubling the ad budget would also double the leak. Our guide to running a one-week missed-call test shows how to get your real numbers from the phone bill and call logs you already have.

How an engagement runs

We diagnose first and fix second, and we write both down. A typical sequence looks like this:

  1. Baseline. One to two weeks of measurement: answered and unanswered calls, time from enquiry to quote, search impressions and the source of each enquiry.
  2. Diagnosis. A short written note ranking the leaks by how much work each one costs you.
  3. Fix. We set up the fix with you, or brief the vendor you already use for phones, software or the website, so nothing gets rebuilt for the sake of it.
  4. Check. We measure again against the baseline and adjust. If a fix didn't move the number, we say so.

Larger pieces of work fit one of the SAZ.ca engagements, such as a 90-day Revenue Acceleration sprint or AI consulting for intake and follow-up automation. The pricing page explains how scope is set without publishing a rate card.

Proof, labelled honestly

Our measured results come from heating and cooling companies, so we present them as results from our HVAC work rather than claiming them for your trade. HVACDeal.ca produced 500+ leads at a 12:1 ROI, and BCWide.ca tripled its leads in 90 days.

What transfers to a Coquitlam electrician, physiotherapy clinic or moving company is the discipline behind those numbers: every call counted, every enquiry tied to a source, and spending cut where it didn't produce booked work. The results page explains each case and which parts carry over.

Who is behind this

Behind this site is the Sedighi.ca and SAZ.ca group: Canadian, run from its Vancouver head office, with Ali Sedighi, MBA, at the head. Ali has 17+ years of experience in digital marketing and growth, starting in 2007, and is Founder and Managing Partner of SAZ.ca, the group's strategy, AI and revenue acceleration firm.

We don't keep a storefront in Coquitlam and won't pretend to. Read about how we work, see the areas we cover district by district, or check the FAQ for straight answers on scope, ownership and timing.

Who this suits

This site is for owner-run businesses where the owner still answers some of the calls: plumbers, electricians, roofers, renovators, painters, landscapers, cleaners, movers, auto shops, dental and physiotherapy clinics, tutoring centres, salons and specialty retailers. If you can name the symptom, we can usually measure it within a fortnight.

Start with one sentence

You don't need a brief or a deck. Tell us your business, the Coquitlam neighbourhoods you serve and the one thing that feels broken. The contact page has a short template, and we usually reply within one business day.

Frequently asked questions

What is Coquitlam.Solutions?

It's a Coquitlam-focused consulting practice of the Sedighi.ca and SAZ.ca group, a Canadian company based in Vancouver and led by Ali Sedighi, MBA. It diagnoses and fixes specific revenue leaks for Coquitlam owners: missed calls, slow quotes, weak local visibility and unreliable lead tracking.

Do you install or repair anything for our customers?

No. We never do trade work, site visits for your customers or repairs of any kind. We work on how enquiries reach you, how fast you answer and quote, and how you measure the result.

How much does it cost?

Engagements are scoped individually and we don't publish prices. The first conversation is a complimentary, confidential consultation with a senior partner, and any proposal states scope, fee and terms in writing before you agree to anything. Canadian clients add 5% GST.

Your case studies are heating companies. Does that matter for a plumber or a clinic?

We call them results from our HVAC work, because that is exactly what they are. What carries over is the method: answer every caller, quote quickly, track each enquiry to a source and stop paying for what doesn't book.

Can we meet at our shop in Coquitlam?

Yes. Consultations can happen at your shop or by video call, and you can also reach us by call, text or email. The work happens on your phone system, profiles, website and records.

What if we only have one problem?

Then we fix that one. Many owners come in with a single symptom, such as calls going to voicemail during jobs, and the engagement stays narrow on purpose.