Own a vac truck in the Foothills? This site's calls could be yours.

This site exists to catch homeowners in Okotoks, High River, Diamond Valley, and the surrounding acreage country at the exact moment they search for septic pumping — and to hand those calls to one local operator. Not a lead marketplace, not a bidding war. One truck, one exclusive territory.

Here is how it works. Every call and form submission is answered by our intake assistant, 24/7, including the 6 a.m. Sunday backup calls you would rather not take in person. The assistant asks the questions you would ask: location, bedrooms and occupants, last pump-out date, symptoms, tank access for the truck. You get a structured summary and a recording — a real job with an address and a callback number, not a tire-kicker.

What it costs: a flat monthly retainer in the $450–600 range depending on call volume, and that is it. No per-lead charges, no commission on your invoices, no long-term contract. If a month of calls is not clearly worth more to you than the retainer, cancel.

Who this suits: a one-truck owner-operator serving Foothills County who is booked mostly through word-of-mouth, has no website (or a weak one), and wants steadier call volume through the September-to-May shoulder without learning Google Ads. If your truck is already maxed out year-round, this is not for you.

Want proof before you pay anything? We will run a free trial week and forward you the qualified calls as they come in. Listen to the recordings, do the jobs, then decide. Use the form on this page and we will set it up.

How it works

1. This site attracts people in Foothills County, Alberta searching for septic pumping.
2. Every call and form goes to our intake assistant (an AI, disclosed to callers), which qualifies the job before it ever reaches you.
3. You get a structured, qualified lead — name, contact, location, job details — not a mystery voicemail.
4. One partner per area, flat monthly rate. No per-lead auctions, no shared leads.

What our intake asks every caller

• Where is the property located? Town, subdivision, or rural address with range road if you have it.
• Is this a home or a business, and is it an emergency right now (backup, overflow, alarm)?
• How many bedrooms does the home have, and how many people live there?
• When was the tank last pumped, if you know?
• Are you seeing any symptoms — slow drains, gurgling, sewage smell, soggy ground over the field?
• Are the tank lids exposed and accessible, or buried? Can a vac truck get within about 30 metres of the tank?

Interested?

Use the form below — put your trade and company details in the message field — and we'll set up a free trial week of live, qualified leads so you can judge the quality yourself.