Field services · Johnstown, Ohio

Austin’s Septic website project

Clear service routes for a Central Ohio field-service business.

A homeowner arranging routine pumping and a business seeking a specialist service need different information. Austin’s Septic gives visitors routes by service and service area.

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Austin’s Septic website homepage
Actual website from the Herd Media portfolio.

Help visitors identify the right service.

The public navigation separates septic pumping, emergencies, and additional services such as camera inspections and grease-trap pumping. Visitors can follow a specific service route before contacting the team.

Connect coverage to the inquiry.

County and community navigation helps customers investigate service coverage. Calls and quote-request links provide the next step; the live site includes a quote handoff to Tank Track.

Planning a service-business website.

For a similar build, we map the actual services, coverage boundaries, and inquiry recipients first. Routine work, specialist jobs, and urgent calls may need different paths. Useful project photos and accurate service information support that structure; additional location pages should explain real coverage rather than repeat the same page under new town names.

Let’s plan your next website.

Tell us what customers need to do, what your team needs to manage, and what your current site is missing.

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