Industry · Waste and sanitation
Websites for waste haulers
For trash pickup, septic, portable toilet and dumpster companies. A site that answers the first question every customer asks, and signs them up on the spot.
Short answer
A website for a waste company should answer one question fast: do you pick up at my address? JMT Sanitation's site does it with an address check that puts the sign-up form right on the result. New customers went from about 20 a week to 60, and homes on the route went from under 600 to 900 in a single month.
The question
Do you pick up at my address? Every new customer asks it first, usually by phone.
The answer
An address check on the home page, with the sign-up form waiting on the result.
The result
Three times the growth in the first week, and every sign-up now comes through the site.
Built around one question.
Everything here is running on the live JMT Sanitation site.
Address check
A customer types their address and sees right away whether you service it. No phone tag, no waiting for a callback.
Sign-up on the result
When the answer is yes, the sign-up form is right there. The lead becomes a customer in the same visit.
Route and service area maps
A clear map for every town you serve. JMT's site has route maps for fourteen towns.
A page for every service
Weekly pickup, dumpsters, portable toilets, septic pumping or bag programs, each with its own page and request form.
An admin your team runs
Sign-ups, requests and support tickets land in one place your office manages, instead of a stack of voicemails.
Google Business Profile
Set up and connected to the site, so you show up when people search for trash pickup or septic service in your towns.
Straight from
the JMT site.
New customers /
per week
60a week
Read the JMT storyJMT Sanitation, Harbor Springs, Michigan. Homes on the route went from under 600 to 900 in the first month.
What it costs
Monthly covers hosting, monitoring, security and small edits. You get a line-item proposal before anything is committed.
See all pricingFrom the builder
Every new customer asks JMT the same first question: do you pick up at my address? So that is the first thing the site answers. Type your address, see the answer, and if it is yes, the sign-up form is right there. Nobody at JMT has to chase that lead anymore, and the same setup works for septic, portable toilet and dumpster companies.
Questions
Can customers check if we service their address?
Yes. The address check compares the address to your routes or service area and shows the answer right away. On a yes, the sign-up form appears on the same screen.
Can the site handle dumpsters, portable toilets and septic too?
Yes. Each service gets its own page and its own request form, so a contractor looking for a roll-off and a homeowner looking for weekly pickup both land in the right place.
Do we have to change our billing or routing software?
No. Sign-ups and requests come to your inbox and an admin your team runs. If you want them sent straight into your billing or routing software, that connection is quoted as part of the project.
How long does it take?
Most sites go live in 7 to 21 days. Builds with an address check and sign-up system usually land at the longer end of that range.
Will it help us show up on Google in our towns?
Every site ships with the search setup done: a page for each service, your towns listed clearly, structured data, a sitemap and a Google Business Profile. That is what Google and AI search tools read when someone searches for trash pickup or septic service near them.