Case study

LA Waste Solutions.

I built a dumpster rental site for LA Waste Solutions that answers the cost question the moment a visitor lands. Each bin size gets its own priced card, the Acadiana towns served are listed plainly, and the same-day drop-off promise is repeated from the hero down to the closing section.

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IndustryDumpster & Equipment Rental

Timeline2026

Dumpster & Equipment Rental Dumpster Rental Web Design Web Development

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// how it was built

From brief to launch.

This was a price-first build, so I sequenced the work around getting cost, size and coverage answers in front of renters as early as possible.

01 discover

Renter questions first

I listed what people in Acadiana check before hiring a dumpster, which came down to price, bin size, whether their town is served and how fast delivery happens.
02 plan

Answer-led layout

I ordered the page as question then answer, with pricing and size cards high up, the town list below and a short FAQ covering same-day drop-off.
03 design

Navy and orange

I pulled the palette from the company trucks and bins and drew a dimension sketch of the orange container for every size card.
04 build

Cards, towns and FAQ

I coded the size cards, the pinned town directory and an accordion FAQ, then placed the map listing mid-page and again in the footer.
05 integrate

Booking links wired

I pointed every estimate and booking button at the reservation flow and paired each one with a call option.
06 ✓ shipped

Single-column mobile

I tested the stacked cards and town list on small screens and made sure the page closes with the same-day promise one more time.

What I did

The build, step by step.

Price answered right away. I phrased the opening heading as the question renters ask and set the flat-rate figures directly under it, beside the container cards.
A drawn bin on every card. Each size card carries a simple orange dumpster sketch with its measurements, so people can picture what fits in their driveway.
Towns listed with pins. A pinned list of service areas lets someone check that their town is on the route without phoning.
Colours taken from the trucks. I used navy blocks with orange accents to match the fleet, and put orange stars over the Google reviews.
Two choices at every prompt. Online booking and a call button sit next to each other throughout, and on phones the cards and town list collapse into one column.