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Case study · Junk Removal · Bay Area, CA

A local crew, built to be found and booked first.

JunkHunter competes with national junk-removal brands for the same Bay Area searches. We built the site around one thing those brands can't fake — a local crew you can book from the first screen — and put booking, callback and call tracking behind it in one pipeline.

  • Fixed quote before any work
  • Most sites live in 14 days
  • You own the code and the data
  • A person replies within one business day
Client
JunkHunter
Status
Live
In scope
Web Design · Local SEO · Digital Marketing · Lead Automation

In Jay's words

“Inerica built our website and handles our marketing. We went from zero Google visibility to getting daily calls within the first month. Best investment we made.”
JayJunkHunter.net · Walnut Creek, CA

How it was decided

One constraint, the decision it forced, and the line we held.

JunkHunter decision path A small local pin beside a large national one; a quote form on the first screen; a copper consent checkbox before any automated message; booking, callback and call tracking merging into one scored pipeline. 01020304
  1. The constraint

    Up against national brands

    The same searches, across the whole Bay Area, as franchises with national budgets.

  2. The decision

    The quote form is the first screen

    Name, phone, zip code, service and a note about the job, beside the headline — not a page away.

  3. The line we held

    Consent before any automated message

    The form asks permission to call and text, says it isn't a condition of purchase, and explains how to stop.

  4. What shipped

    One pipeline behind it

    Booking, callback and call tracking in one place, with every lead scored in the OS.

On the live site

What we built, marked on the page it lives on.

These are captures of junkhunter.net, not mock-ups. Every numbered mark is on the live site — open it and check.

The first screen: part of the junkhunter.net home page, top, with the work described alongside marked on it.
junkhunter.net · Home page, top · captured October 1, 2026

The first screen

  1. Mark 1: The quote form is on the first screen — name, phone, zip code, the service and a note about the job, beside the headline rather than a page away.
  2. Mark 2: Permission before any automated message: the form asks to call and text, says consent is not a condition of purchase, and explains STOP and HELP.
  3. Mark 3: Both ways in, side by side: call now, or get a quote.
Where it works: part of the junkhunter.net home page, footer, with the work described alongside marked on it.
junkhunter.net · Home page, footer · captured October 1, 2026

Where it works

  1. Mark 4: Service areas listed by city, through to the full list of 50+ cities served.
  2. Mark 5: Hours stated plainly: open 24/7, same-day service.
  3. Mark 6: The five counties it serves, named.
  4. Mark 7: Managed by Team Inerica Systems — the credit is on the live site.

The record

What you can check.

  • What we delivered

    Booking, callback and call tracking in one pipeline, with every lead scored in the OS.

  • As stated on junkhunter.net

    50+ Bay Area cities · 24/7 · 15-minute callback

  • Marked on the captures

    7 details across 2 parts of the site, captured October 2026.

Results

No outcome figures — yet.

We publish a result only when JunkHunter has measured it and agreed to it being shown, with the date and the source beside it. Until then this space stays empty rather than holding a number nobody can check.

Start here

Want a build like JunkHunter's? Tell us what is in the way.

A free 30-minute call. We come back with the decision we would make, a written plan and a fixed price.

  • Fixed quote before any work
  • Most sites live in 14 days
  • You own the code and the data
  • A person replies within one business day
(650) 695-6404