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Big Mountain Disposal: a one-page GoDaddy site rebuilt with a page for every dumpster, can and town

The old site put roll-offs, residential cans and commercial containers on one homepage with "call for rates". The new one gives every size its own page, covers 34 Central PA towns with only the services each one actually gets, and takes quotes, texts and bill payments online.

Big Mountain Disposal · Lock Haven, PA · Launched June 2026 · Visit the live site

Big Mountain Disposal homepage, desktop

The business

Big Mountain Disposal

Big Mountain Disposal is a family-owned waste company in Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, run by Jon Oberle. It rents roll-off dumpsters, runs weekly residential trash pickup and services commercial and industrial containers across Central PA.

It is two businesses in one: dumpster rental for projects, and route trash service for homes and businesses. Not every town gets every service, and the website had to say which is which.

The old site

What they had before.

Front end: what customers saw

One page
Residential cans, commercial containers and roll-off dumpsters were all described on the homepage. Roll-offs got one paragraph ("10 cubic yards and go up to 30"), with pricing left to a phone call.
No town pages
The archived site has no page for any town it served. Someone searching for a dumpster in Williamsport or State College had nothing specific to land on.
Getting a quote
A phone number and a general "Contact Us" form near the bottom of the homepage: name, email and a message box. It didn't ask for a phone number or which service or size someone needed, and there was no text option.

Back end: what Google and AI saw

Platform
GoDaddy Website Builder, with every image served from GoDaddy's own image servers.
Structured data
None. The homepage carried no business markup, so hours, address and service area were left for Google to read out of the page text.
Title
The homepage title was "Garbage Pickup Services". Dumpster rental, the other half of the business, wasn't in it.

What we built

The new site, piece by piece.

Build stackFormsSchema

What the 71 pages include

  • 22Service
  • 34Town
  • Structure

    71 pages in the sitemap: 22 service pages, 34 town pages, and the pages people check before they call: pricing, FAQ, reviews, gallery, a dumpster rental guide, what fits in the dumpster, and why choose us.

  • A page per size

    Roll-offs from 10 to 30 yards, residential 64 and 100-gallon cans, and commercial containers from 1 to 8 yards each get their own page, alongside bi-weekly, one-time and extra trash pickup, bear-proof commercial dumpsters and industrial waste service.

  • Town pages that know what's offered

    Each of the 34 town pages lists only the services that town actually gets. Castanea, for example, shows roll-off dumpsters and commercial service but not residential trash pickup.

  • Quote, call or text

    Every page has call and text links, with a sticky call/text bar on mobile. The online quote form arrives pre-filled with the right service when someone lands from an ad or an old link, and requests forward to the company's lead system with the page and campaign they came from. A hidden field and a timing check screen out bots.

  • Pay the bill online

    Existing customers pay through the company's billing portal, embedded on the site's own Pay Bill page, and the old /payment-portal address still works.

  • Service updates

    A dedicated page for weather and holiday schedule changes, so route customers can check before they call.

  • Reviews

    Real customer reviews from Google and Facebook, each labeled with where it came from.

  • Old addresses

    The old URLs, including the ones the ads pointed to, redirect to the matching new pages, so no ad click or bookmark lands on a dead end.

  • Schema

    LocalBusiness markup with the Lock Haven address, hours, geo coordinates, rating and the towns served.

Old vs new

Side by side.

Big Mountain Disposal new homepage, desktop
Big Mountain Disposal old homepage, desktop
OldNew
Homepage on desktop, old site vs new. Drag, or use the arrow keys.
Big Mountain Disposal new homepage, mobile
Big Mountain Disposal old homepage, mobile
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Homepage on a phone, old site vs new. Drag, or use the arrow keys.

Old site: Wayback Machine capture of October 10, 2025, shown as the archive serves it (its holiday pop-up and cookie banner included). New site: captured September 29, 2026.

 Old siteNew site
PlatformGoDaddy Website BuilderHand-built Next.js site
Pages for servicesOne homepage section per service line22 service pages, one per size or service
Town pagesNone in the archive34, each showing only the services offered there
Quote pathPhone number and a general contact formCall, text, or a quote form pre-filled by service
Structured dataNoneLocalBusiness with address, hours, geo, rating and towns served
Homepage title"Garbage Pickup Services""Dumpster Rentals & Waste Service in Central PA"

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