Town pages for septic companies
Title 5. Pumping. Repairs.
“Somebody in Kingston needs a Title 5 inspection before their closing. I build the page Google shows them, I put a number on it that I can see ring, and I send you a sheet every Friday of who called.”
For 2+ truck companies
What’s in it
(everything you get for one monthly price)
A septic town page is a page on your own website for one town you serve, like “Title 5 Inspections in Kingston, MA.” It shows a job you did there, answers what people in that town ask, and carries a number that rings your line.
4 to 8 town pages.
One per town you actually pump, inspect and repair in.
âś“ A Title 5 or repair job from that town
âś“ That town’s board of health steps, explained
âś“ Your number, hours and service area
Your Google profile, handled.
We’re added as a manager, never the owner.
âś“ Services, hours and photos kept current
âś“ 2 to 4 posts a month
âś“ You can remove us any time
A number on every page.
A tracking number on your pages and your profile, routed to your line.
âś“ You see which town called
âś“ Your real number stays listed
âś“ Missed calls get a text back
The Friday sheet.
Calls, real calls, booked jobs, and source town, every Friday.
âś“ One page, no logins
âś“ Before and after from week one
âś“ A 5-minute call to go over it
Reviews and fresh pages
Review requests.
A text after every finished job asking for a Google review. If you don’t mark jobs done, we do a 5-minute call each week and you tell us who to text.
Missed-call text-back.
Quarterly refresh.
New jobs, new photos and new questions go onto the pages every quarter. Pages that get updated keep ranking.
Live in about two weeks
How it works
(from yes to your first Friday sheet)
You give us one 30-minute call and your website login. We do the rest.
Days 1 to 3: Logins and your number.
Your website login, a manager invite to your Google profile, and a tracking number that rings your phone.
Days 3 to 5: The story call.
30 minutes on the phone. Which towns you work, jobs you’re proud of, what people there ask. That’s what makes the pages rank.
Days 5 to 12: Pages and your profile.
4 to 8 town pages go up on your site. Your Google profile gets your services, hours, photos, and the new number.
Day 14 on: The Friday sheet.
We submit the pages to Google, test the number from a cell, and send your first sheet with a before and after.
One price. Your towns. Your pages.
Who it’s for
Septic companies in Plymouth County with 2 or more trucks and jobs over $1,000: Title 5 inspections, pumping, repairs and new systems.
You talk to Josh, who builds it. Your pages stay on your site and your profile stays yours.
Other trades: HVAC · Roofing · Well pumps · Radon · Excavation. Or see how town pages work.
Pricing
Founding (first three companies): $997 a month, no setup, 90-day commitment.
Standard: $2,000 setup, $1,500 a month, 6-month term, then month to month.
Want to see the gaps first? The $1,500 Growth Audit credits toward setup.
Straight answers.
How do septic companies get more calls from Plymouth County towns?
By being the page that shows up when someone searches for septic work in their own town. Most septic calls start with a search like “Title 5 inspection Plymouth” or “septic pumping Carver.” A town page on your own site, with a real job from that town and a tracking number, gives Google a reason to show you and shows you which town called.
Why do Title 5 inspections matter for town pages?
In Massachusetts, a Title 5 inspection is usually required before a home with a septic system is sold, and the report goes to that town’s board of health. So the demand is local and on a deadline: sellers and their realtors search by town and call whoever shows up first. A page for each town you inspect in catches those calls.
Which towns should a septic company have pages for?
Start with the 4 to 8 towns where you already do the most work, or want more of it. In Plymouth County that often means towns with a lot of homes on septic, like Carver, Plympton, Halifax and Middleborough. We pick the list with you on the story call.
How will I know the pages are working?
Every town page and your Google profile get a tracking number that rings your line. Each Friday you get one page: calls, real calls, booked jobs, and which town each one came from. No logins and no dashboards to learn.
What does it cost?
The first three companies get founding pricing: $997 a month, no setup, 90 days. After that it’s $2,000 setup and $1,500 a month on a 6-month term. You own your pages either way.