# Boiler.Network > Boiler.Network is a digital marketing and business consulting service for HVAC and heating companies in Canada. We are not an HVAC contractor and do not install or repair equipment. Boiler installers, parts suppliers and multi-city heating companies across Canada that want large page sets without thin or doorway pages Boiler.Network 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://boiler.network/): Boiler.Network designs programmatic page sets and multi-city hubs for Canadian boiler companies, where every page is generated from data that a homeowner or technician actually needs. - [Services](https://boiler.network/services/): There are five ways we help: design the page system, build the data under it, plan city hubs, control what Google indexes, or audit a build you already have. Most clients need two of them, not all five. - [Areas](https://boiler.network/areas/): We work with boiler companies in all 10 provinces and 3 territories. Each region changes what a page set should say: which fuel heats homes, who regulates boilers, which programs exist and which languages pages must use. - [About](https://boiler.network/about/): Boiler.Network exists because boiler companies hold more searchable data than they publish. We are a Canadian marketing and consulting service, based in Vancouver and led by Ali Sedighi, MBA, and we never do trade work ourselves. - [Results](https://boiler.network/results/): These are real results from HVAC and boiler sites we built, each named and linked. They show what large, data-led page sets can do, and they are evidence of a method, not a forecast for your site. - [Pricing](https://boiler.network/pricing/): Our work runs on HVAC.Agency's published plans: Starter $2,998, Growth $4,498 and Elite $8,998 a month, with websites from $3,500 one-time. Canadian clients add GST/HST by province, and every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. - [FAQ](https://boiler.network/faq/): The questions we hear most from boiler owners considering a programmatic build or city hubs, answered plainly. If yours isn't here, call, text or email. - [Contact](https://boiler.network/contact/): Call, text or email. Tell us what boiler data you hold and where you work, and a senior strategist will reply. We keep office hours of Mon–Fri 9–6 Pacific. We usually reply within one business day. ## Services - [Datasets](https://boiler.network/services/boiler-datasets/): The dataset is the part of a programmatic site that competitors can't copy. We gather, clean and structure your boiler models, parts, compatibility links and job records into one source that you own outright. - [Indexing control](https://boiler.network/services/indexing-control/): Large boiler sites need rules about which pages Google should index. We set up sitemaps per page type, hold weak rows back with noindex, consolidate variants and read the indexing reports every month. - [City hubs](https://boiler.network/services/multi-city-hubs/): A city hub is a page for a place you really serve, carrying facts only that place could produce. We help you decide which cities qualify, what evidence each page needs, and which towns to leave off. - [Page systems](https://boiler.network/services/programmatic-page-systems/): A page system is the template, the rules and the first generated batch for each boiler page type you publish. We build it so a page only goes live when its data says something its neighbours don't. - [Risk audits](https://boiler.network/services/scaled-content-audits/): If a previous agency built you hundreds of town pages or empty model pages, the audit tells you which to keep, which to fix, which to merge and which to remove, with reasons you can check. ## Coverage - [Alberta](https://boiler.network/areas/alberta/): Alberta is a natural-gas province where most homes heat with furnaces, so boiler content has to earn attention by explaining hydronic heat clearly. City hubs in Calgary and Edmonton work; generated town pages rarely do. - [British Columbia](https://boiler.network/areas/british-columbia/): BC is where we built GasBoilers.ca across 26+ communities. The province suits city hubs well, because the Lower Mainland packs many municipalities that search separately, and the Interior behaves like a different heating market. - [Manitoba](https://boiler.network/areas/manitoba/): Manitoba has one of the longest heating seasons in southern Canada and a meaningful share of electrically heated homes, so boiler content here covers gas and electric boilers alike. Winnipeg carries most of the demand. - [New Brunswick](https://boiler.network/areas/new-brunswick/): New Brunswick is a small, electricity-led heating market where heat pumps are already common, so boiler pages must compete on clear explanation. Bilingual content is a choice here, not a legal requirement for private firms, but often a sensible one. - [Newfoundland and Labrador](https://boiler.network/areas/newfoundland-and-labrador/): In Newfoundland and Labrador, an open incentive program for switching from oil or propane lists electric boilers among eligible systems. That makes electric boiler content unusually relevant here, as long as it is dated and linked. - [Nova Scotia](https://boiler.network/areas/nova-scotia/): Oil still heats more than a quarter of Nova Scotia homes, which keeps oil-fired boilers and the switch away from them central to boiler content here. Halifax carries most of the demand. - [Ontario](https://boiler.network/areas/ontario/): Ontario is where large programmatic boiler builds make the most sense: many separate cities, a deep gas market and strong demand for combi and model information. It is also where doorway-style town pages are most common. - [Prince Edward Island](https://boiler.network/areas/prince-edward-island/): PEI is too small for a generated city-page set. The right build is one Island-wide hub, a tight model and fault-code library, and accurate notes on programs that have recently closed. - [Quebec](https://boiler.network/areas/quebec/): In Quebec, every programmatic template needs a French version planned from day one, because websites aimed at Quebec customers must be available in French. Electricity heats most homes, which shifts boiler content toward electric systems. - [Saskatchewan](https://boiler.network/areas/saskatchewan/): Saskatchewan gives boiler pages something most provinces don't: a gas utility rebate listed specifically for boilers and combi boilers. That single fact makes model pages more useful, as long as it's kept current. - [Territories](https://boiler.network/areas/territories/): The territories need heat for most of the year, but their communities are small and far apart, so generated city pages almost never qualify. A few carefully researched pages, with the right territorial links and languages, do the work. ## Guides and articles - [Guides](https://boiler.network/guides/): Three working guides for boiler owners thinking about large page sets: how Google's spam rules apply, how much data a page needs, and how to tell whether a build pays for itself. - [Data threshold](https://boiler.network/guides/page-data-threshold/): A boiler page deserves to be published when its unique data outweighs its template. This guide gives field lists and pass marks by page type, plus a scoring method you can run on your own spreadsheet. - [Build economics](https://boiler.network/guides/programmatic-build-economics/): A page set pays when the gross profit from the orders and jobs it brings covers what it costs to build and keep. This guide shows the sums, with worked examples for a parts seller and an installer. - [Spam-policy risk](https://boiler.network/guides/scaled-content-doorway-risk/): Google doesn't penalise templates; it acts against pages with little value made mainly to rank. For boiler sites, the danger is town pages with swapped names and model pages with no data. This guide shows how to tell the difference on your own site. ## Optional - [Full text](https://boiler.network/llms-full.txt) - [Parent company](https://hvac.agency)