North Alabama
Septic, land clearing and excavation marketing in Limestone County, Alabama
Auspero helps septic, land clearing and excavation crews in Limestone County get found by the homeowners, builders and new arrivals searching around Athens, texts back every caller you miss, and brings past customers back for the next job. I work remotely, so it all happens by phone, text and video.
Towns in Limestone County
Athens is the county seat. Ardmore, Elkmont and Lester are in the north, where Ardmore sits right on the Tennessee line, and Mooresville is a small town near the Tennessee River in the south. Parts of Huntsville and Madison reach into the east side of the county.
Growth spreading west from Huntsville and Madison brings new subdivisions and new houses on rural lots to a county that is still largely farmland. That means house pads, driveways and new septic systems on one side of the county, and pumping and repairs for older homes and farms on the other.
How people in Limestone County search
Searches usually name the town: “septic pumping Athens AL”, “septic tank service Ardmore” or “dirt work Athens AL”. On the east side, people often search with Madison or Huntsville even when they live in Limestone County. Land buyers are more likely to search by county, like “land clearing Limestone County AL”. Google puts three businesses on a map above the other results, and that short list is where most of these calls start.
What I do for crews here
- A website that names Athens, Ardmore, Elkmont and the east side areas you serve, written for people who just moved in as much as for longtime locals.
- A Google Business Profile with a service area that matches where you really work.
- A text back within two minutes when you miss a call, with the details sent to your phone.
- Follow up texts on quotes, review requests after every job and pump reminders for septic customers.
What it costs
- Foundation, $400 a month: a website built to bring in calls, your Google Business Profile, missed call text back, a text to you for every new lead, and a monthly report of the jobs you booked.
- Growth, $600 a month: everything in Foundation, plus a review request after every job, follow up texts when a customer stops replying, extra pages for your services and towns, and pump reminders for septic customers.
- Full system, $900 a month: everything in Growth, plus Google Ads set up and run for you. Ad money is paid to Google on your own card.
The first five crews pay a lower founding price for their first six months. Setup, payment and cancelling are in the plain terms, and the packages are compared side by side on the home page.
Start with a free check
I check where you show up when someone in Limestone County searches for your work, call your business like a customer would, and send you the first three fixes. Ask for your free check.
FAQ
Limestone County questions.
For the parts you actually serve, yes. Name those areas on your site and in your Google profile. Showing up in a bigger city usually takes longer than in Athens, so start where you are strongest.
No. Your site can say you serve Ardmore and the towns across the line, and I serve both Alabama and Tennessee, so one setup covers both.
Often the basics of a house they just bought: who pumps a septic tank, who can clear a lot, who can put in a driveway. A plain site that answers those questions and names the towns you serve meets them where they search.
Free check
Find out where you show up on Google and how many calls you’re missing.
I search for your service in your town to see where you land, then call your business and fill out your form like a real customer would. You get what happened and the first three things to fix. It’s free.
Rather talk now? Call 715.222.8681 or email [email protected].
Got it. I’ll call your business like a customer would and send you what I find within two business days.
Your email app should open with your details filled in. Send it and I will get back to you within one business day. Or call 715.222.8681.
If nothing opened, send these details to [email protected]: