React website and online booking for Bin Force One in Vermont

Curbside bin cleaning is new to most households: before signing up for a plan, people want to see what happens to the bin, what it costs and whether the truck comes to their town. The site also had to reach HOAs, landlords and businesses with fleets, and be found in searches town by town across Vermont.

1. 01Built a custom single-page app in React (Vite build), hosted on Vercel with a Supabase back end, in black and electric blue with the mascot logo, a video hero and heavy type. Every page also ships plain HTML with its headline, prices and links, plus schema markup, so search engines can read it before the app loads.
2. 02Organized the site around services and places: four service pages (trash bin cleaning, soft washing, power washing, fleet washing), a Vermont state page, nine town pages from Rutland City to Burlington with local ZIP codes, nearby towns and local questions, and eight commercial pages for HOAs, apartments, warehouses, gas stations, shopping centers, hotels, restaurants and schools.
3. 03Made booking the main action: Schedule a Service in the header opens a six-step booking flow that starts with the choice of service. The bin cleaning page lays out monthly, every 2 months, quarterly and one-time plans with the price of each extra bin and a ZIP code check for coverage, and customers can sign in to manage their service.
4. 04Showed the work on every level: an interactive coverage map of Vermont towns, drag-to-compare before and after sliders, a project gallery in 16 job categories, a media page of video reels, and 30 dated cleaning guides with search and category filters.

A live site at binforceone.com with 63 URLs in its sitemap, including nine town pages, eight commercial pages and 30 cleaning guides, and six-step online booking.