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Systems built for septic.

I build for septic companies specifically. You deal with emergency pumping calls, county permit rules, and inspection deadlines — your systems should be built around exactly that.

Short answer

Derik Bannister builds websites, local SEO, answer engine optimization, Google Ads, AI phone answering, and CRM systems for septic companies across Oregon, Washington, California, Idaho, and Nevada. The trade-specific pieces: emergency dispatch answering, county-permit explainer pages, and pumping-interval reminder automation. Flat pricing, and you own the work. Call or text 530-736-7085.

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What I build for septic companies

Beyond the core stack — a ranking website, answer-engine visibility, dialed Google Ads, an AI receptionist that answers every call, and a CRM that never forgets a quote — septic companies get the trade-specific stack: emergency dispatch answering, county-permit explainer pages, and pumping-interval reminder automation.

The full stack

Websitesfast, search-first websites built to convert calls and quote requestsSEOthe local search systemAEOgetting your business named and cited when people ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and AI Overviews who to callGoogle Adssearch campaigns and Local Services Ads that buy jobs, not clicksAI Answeringan AI that answers every call in seconds, any hour, books the job, and escalates real emergencies to youCRMa pipeline that chases every estimate, logs every call, and never lets a quote die in silenceEmail & SMSseasonal campaigns, estimate follow-ups, and reactivation that turn your existing list into booked workReviewsreview requests after every job, responses in your voice, and problems routed to you before they go publicSoftwareinternal tools built around how your operation actually runsLanding Pagessingle-purpose pages built for one service and one city, tuned until the conversion rate movesLocal Services Adsthe Google Guaranteed badge and pay-per-lead placement above every other ad on the pageGoogle Profilethe single highest-leverage local assetCall Trackingnumbers on every channel so you know which marketing actually produced the callContentarticles, guides, and service explainers written to rank and to answer the questions buyers actually askSite Carestatic hosting, uptime monitoring, backups, and the small changes you need without waiting on a queueAutomationthe repetitive parts of your operation handled by softwareBookinglet customers book a real slot on your calendar at midnight instead of leaving a voicemailMeta AdsFacebook and Instagram campaigns for the offers that sell on interruption, not searchSocialproof-of-work posting that makes you look like the busiest, most competent shop in townPhoto & Videoreal footage of your crew and your finished workBrandinga mark, a palette, and a voice that make a two-truck operation look like the standard in your marketLink Buildingmanual, white-hat backlinks from real sites that move local rankingsPressprofessionally written announcements distributed through established newswire networks

Septic companies by state

Licensing, seasonality, and competition differ by state. Each one gets its own page:

OregonSeptic systems in 65 Oregon marketsWashingtonSeptic systems in 47 Washington marketsCaliforniaSeptic systems in 88 California marketsIdahoSeptic systems in 6 Idaho marketsNevadaSeptic systems in 6 Nevada markets

Anchor markets

Portland, ORSeptic systems in the Portland metroSalem, ORSeptic systems in the mid-Willamette ValleyEugene, ORSeptic systems in the southern Willamette ValleySpringfield, ORSeptic systems in the southern Willamette ValleyGresham, ORSeptic systems in the east Portland metroHillsboro, ORSeptic systems in the west Portland metroBeaverton, ORSeptic systems in the west Portland metroBend, ORSeptic systems in the Central OregonMedford, ORSeptic systems in the Rogue ValleyCorvallis, ORSeptic systems in the mid-Willamette ValleyAlbany, ORSeptic systems in the mid-Willamette ValleyTigard, ORSeptic systems in the southwest Portland metroLake Oswego, ORSeptic systems in the south Portland metroGrants Pass, ORSeptic systems in the Rogue ValleySeattle, WASeptic systems in the Puget SoundSpokane, WASeptic systems in the Inland NorthwestTacoma, WASeptic systems in the South SoundVancouver, WASeptic systems in the southwest WashingtonBellevue, WASeptic systems in the EastsideKent, WASeptic systems in the South King CountyEverett, WASeptic systems in the north Puget SoundRenton, WASeptic systems in the South King CountyYakima, WASeptic systems in the Yakima ValleyBellingham, WASeptic systems in the north Puget SoundKennewick, WASeptic systems in the Tri-CitiesOlympia, WASeptic systems in the South SoundLos Angeles, CASeptic systems in the Greater Los AngelesSan Diego, CASeptic systems in the San Diego CountySan Jose, CASeptic systems in the Silicon ValleySan Francisco, CASeptic systems in the San Francisco Bay AreaFresno, CASeptic systems in the Central ValleySacramento, CASeptic systems in the Sacramento ValleyLong Beach, CASeptic systems in the South BayOakland, CASeptic systems in the East BayBakersfield, CASeptic systems in the southern Central ValleyAnaheim, CASeptic systems in the Orange CountySanta Ana, CASeptic systems in the Orange CountyRiverside, CASeptic systems in the Inland EmpireStockton, CASeptic systems in the Central ValleyIrvine, CASeptic systems in the Orange CountyFremont, CASeptic systems in the East BaySan Bernardino, CASeptic systems in the Inland EmpireModesto, CASeptic systems in the Central ValleyOxnard, CASeptic systems in the Ventura CountySanta Rosa, CASeptic systems in the Sonoma CountySanta Barbara, CASeptic systems in the Santa Barbara CountyRedding, CASeptic systems in the far northern CaliforniaBoise, IDSeptic systems in the Treasure ValleyReno, NVSeptic systems in the Truckee MeadowsLas Vegas, NVSeptic systems in the Las Vegas ValleyAll 212 cities →Every market I serve

Questions, answered straight

Do you actually understand the septic business?

The systems are built from running my own service business and studying how septic companies win work — around emergency pumping calls, county permit rules, and inspection deadlines, not around a generic agency playbook.

What should a septic company fix first?

Usually the leaks: calls that go unanswered and leads that never get followed up. An AI receptionist plus automated follow-up typically pays for everything else.

Do you take my competitors as clients?

I keep conflicts off my plate. If I'm already working deep with a septic company in your service area, I'll tell you straight and we'll sort scope or a referral — ask about market exclusivity on retainer work.

Let's build something real.

Ready to be the septic company everyone in your market finds first? Email bannisterderik@gmail.com or call/text 530-736-7085 — you get a straight answer from me, not a sales sequence.

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Tell me what you need.

Name and a phone number is enough. You get me — not a form that disappears into an agency inbox.

Goes straight to me. No sequence, no sales team. Or call/text 530-736-7085.

The wedge—

A 250+ page site for your business. $500 if you check out now.

Every service you offer and every town you serve gets its own page — built on your logo, your colors, your license number. Schema, sitemap, and llms.txt so search engines and AI assistants both read you correctly. Delivered in 7 business days. You own all of it, source code included.

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