# WebFoundry

> WebFoundry is a Canadian-owned web design company based in Ontario that builds and looks after websites for contractors and trades across Canada (plumbing, HVAC, electrical, landscaping and more). The website is built free, with a preview in 5 to 7 business days, then one flat monthly plan covers hosting, updates and support. Plans are Starter $187/mo, Essential $276/mo, Pro $364/mo, plus HST in Ontario (13%) or the tax for your province elsewhere in Canada. There is no build fee and no contracts, and every plan starts with a 14-day free trial (the only upfront cost is a $15 + tax domain name, one time and non-refundable and the client keeps the domain, or nothing if they already own one). Your site goes live on your domain during the free trial. Promo code 2MONTHS gives 2 months free instead of 14 days.

Phone (647) 588-6285, email hello@webfoundry.ca. Pricing and plan details are on the /pricing page. Changes to a site are made within 1 business day. To report a problem, email is the best way to reach us. Demo sites at /demos are fictional sample businesses and are not real companies.

## Trades we build for
- [Websites for plumbers in Ontario](https://webfoundry.ca/plumbing): emergency call button, service and city pages, reviews and job photos
- [Websites for HVAC contractors in Ontario](https://webfoundry.ca/hvac): furnace, AC and heat pump pages, call buttons, reviews
- [Websites for electricians in Ontario](https://webfoundry.ca/electrical): licence display, panel upgrade and EV charger pages
- [Roofing website design for Canadian roofers](https://webfoundry.ca/roofing): job photo galleries, service and city pages, quote form
- [Construction website design for general contractors, builders and renovators](https://webfoundry.ca/general-contractors): project pages, one page per job type, credentials, quote form

## Ontario regions
- [Toronto and the GTA](https://webfoundry.ca/toronto): websites for trades in Toronto
- [Hamilton](https://webfoundry.ca/hamilton): websites for trades in Hamilton
- [Ottawa](https://webfoundry.ca/ottawa): websites for trades in Ottawa and eastern Ontario
- [Kitchener-Waterloo](https://webfoundry.ca/kitchener-waterloo): websites for trades in Waterloo Region
- [Niagara](https://webfoundry.ca/niagara): websites for trades in St. Catharines, Welland and Niagara
- [Barrie and south Simcoe](https://webfoundry.ca/barrie): websites for trades in Barrie and south Simcoe
- [London](https://webfoundry.ca/london): websites for trades in London, Ontario
- [Durham Region](https://webfoundry.ca/durham): websites for trades in Oshawa, Whitby and Durham

## Guides
- [How much does a website cost in Canada in 2026?](https://webfoundry.ca/blog/website-cost-contractor-ontario): DIY builders, freelancers, agencies and flat monthly plans compared in CAD, with sources
- [HomeStars vs your own website](https://webfoundry.ca/blog/homestars-vs-own-website-ontario-contractors): how lead platforms compare with owning your site
- [5 pages every electrician website needs](https://webfoundry.ca/blog/electrician-website-pages-ontario): page list for Ontario electricians
- [Do plumbers need a website?](https://webfoundry.ca/blog/do-plumbers-need-a-website): why plumbers need a site beyond directories
- [What Ontario customers search when a furnace breaks at 2 AM](https://webfoundry.ca/blog/ontario-customers-search-furnace-breaks-2am): emergency search behaviour for HVAC
- [Financing pages for HVAC contractors](https://webfoundry.ca/blog/financing-pages-hvac-close-big-ticket-jobs): using financing pages for large jobs
- [Before-and-after photos for plumbers](https://webfoundry.ca/blog/before-after-photos-plumbers-ontario): using job photos to win work
- [Google Local Service Ads for Ontario contractors](https://webfoundry.ca/blog/google-local-service-ads-ontario-contractors): how the ads work and when they pay off
- [First 50 Google reviews for a new contractor](https://webfoundry.ca/blog/first-50-google-reviews-new-contractor): getting early reviews
- [NAP consistency for Ontario contractors](https://webfoundry.ca/blog/nap-consistency-ontario-contractors-rank-google): keeping name, address and phone consistent
- [Why Local SEO Is Never Finished: How Ontario Contractors Keep Winning Local Leads](https://webfoundry.ca/blog/ongoing-local-seo-contractors-ontario): Ranking in your own town is not a one-time job. Why Google's local results keep shifting, what slips when nobody watches, and the monthly work that keeps an Ontario contractor's calls coming in.
- [Durham Region's Construction Boom: A Website Guide for Oshawa & Whitby Contractors](https://webfoundry.ca/blog/durham-region-construction-boom-oshawa-whitby-contractors): Ajax, Pickering, Whitby, Oshawa and Clarington are booming. Learn why Durham Region electrical contractors need a strong website to capture new construction and renovation leads.
- [Niagara Region Trades: How to Get Found Online in St. Catharines, Welland & Beyond](https://webfoundry.ca/blog/niagara-region-trades-found-online-st-catharines): Tourism and aging housing stock drive strong HVAC demand across Niagara Region. Learn how St. Catharines, Welland, Fort Erie and Grimsby contractors can dominate local Google search.
- [Brampton's Growing Trades Market: Why Contractors Need a Professional Website](https://webfoundry.ca/blog/brampton-trades-market-contractors-professional-website): Brampton is one of Canada's fastest-growing cities. Electricians targeting Gore Road developments, EV charger installs, and basement suite wiring need a professional website to capture this expanding market.
- [Mississauga Contractors: How to Stand Out in Canada's Sixth-Largest City](https://webfoundry.ca/blog/mississauga-contractors-stand-out-website): Mississauga has 800K+ residents and fierce contractor competition. Learn how plumbers use neighbourhood-specific websites to rank in Streetsville, Port Credit, and the Square One condo corridor.
- [Why London Ontario Plumbers Are Losing Jobs to Competitors With Better Websites](https://webfoundry.ca/blog/london-ontario-plumbers-losing-jobs-better-websites): London plumbers: GTA transplants expect professional websites, and competitors are already ranking for St. Thomas, Woodstock, and Strathroy searches. Here's how to catch up.
- [How Kitchener-Waterloo Contractors Can Beat Big City Agencies on Google](https://webfoundry.ca/blog/kitchener-waterloo-contractors-beat-big-city-google): KW homeowners research trades online before calling. Learn why local electricians in Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge have a local SEO edge over Toronto agencies — and how to use it.
- [Hamilton's Renovation Boom: Why Every Trades Contractor Needs a Website Now](https://webfoundry.ca/blog/hamilton-renovation-boom-trades-website): Hamilton's Toronto spillover market and aging housing stock are creating massive renovation demand. See why plumbers in Hamilton, Stoney Creek, Ancaster and Dundas need a website to compete.
- [Do Roofers in Ontario Need a Website? Here's the Proof](https://webfoundry.ca/blog/do-roofers-need-website-ontario): Ontario homeowners research roofers online before calling. Find out what the data says about roofing contractor websites, what a roofing site needs, and why photos matter most.
- [What to Post on Google Business Profile as an Ontario Trades Contractor](https://webfoundry.ca/blog/google-business-profile-posts-ontario-contractor): Learn the 5 types of Google Business Profile posts Ontario plumbers, HVAC techs, and electricians should publish monthly to boost local rankings and win more jobs.

## Company
- [Contractor websites](https://webfoundry.ca/contractor-websites): overview of the trades and plans
- [Pricing](https://webfoundry.ca/pricing): plans, free trial and what each plan includes
- [Website care plans](https://webfoundry.ca/website-care-plans): what the monthly plan covers: hosting, backups, changes
- [About WebFoundry](https://webfoundry.ca/about): who we are and how we work
- [Get started](https://webfoundry.ca/get-started): choose a plan and request a free build
- [Contact](https://webfoundry.ca/contact): phone, email and contact form

## Optional
- [Blog](https://webfoundry.ca/blog): all articles on websites and local search for trades
- [Terms](https://webfoundry.ca/terms)
- [Privacy policy](https://webfoundry.ca/privacy-policy)