Conteneur Grand-Montréal
One company, three very different rentals
Conteneur Grand-Montréal rents waste containers, mobile storage units and compact machinery across the Greater Montréal area. A contractor filling a container, a homeowner storing a kitchen during renovations and a self-builder booking a mini-excavator are three different searches — and three different decisions.






01 — The challenge
Rental is a timing business, and the site had to answer timing questions first.
Nobody rents a container out of curiosity. There is a job site, a moving date, a renovation that starts Monday. The visitor needs three answers before anything else: is the right format available, when does it arrive, and what does it cost — including whether pickup is part of the price.
Presenting containers, mobile storage and compact machinery on one shared page forces every visitor to filter out two-thirds of the content before finding their own case, and gives search engines a single generic page competing for three separate intents.
On livre, vous respirez — the promise is logistics, so the site had to read like a delivery schedule, not a brochure.
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Rental lines given their own dedicated page and quote path
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Pages built in Webflow, from home to contact
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02 — Our approach
One page per rental line, each with its own numbers and its own form.
We built the site in Webflow with a dedicated page for container rental, mobile storage rental, compact machinery rental and residential mobile storage. Each page repeats the same reasoning a renter goes through: what am I renting, what changes with this company, what the operating numbers are, how it works step by step, and then the quote request.
The homepage stays deliberately short — the three rental lines, the difference block, the three-step ordering flow, and proof from contractors and homeowners. Service-specific FAQs sit at the bottom of each page to clear the objections that stall a booking: minimum rental period, permits, delivery window, whether pickup is included.




one page per rental line
Containers, storage and machinery each get
their own numbers.
We built the site in Webflow with a dedicated page for container rental, mobile storage rental, compact machinery rental and residential mobile storage. Each page walks through the same sequence a renter follows: what they're renting, what changes with this company, operating numbers, step-by-step process, then the quote request.









Working with Web Tonic has been a fantastic experience from start to finish. Their team took the time to understand our business goals and delivered exactly what they promised. Communication was excellent, and we've already seen a noticeable improvement in our online visibility. Highly recommended!






03 — The results
Every rental line now has a page someone can book from.
The homepage stays short: the three rental lines, the difference block, the three-step ordering flow and proof from contractors and homeowners. Service-specific FAQs sit at the bottom of each page to clear objections that stall a booking — minimum rental period, permits, delivery window, whether pickup is included.
A contractor filling a container, a homeowner storing a kitchen and a self-builder booking a mini-excavator now land on pages built for three separate searches instead of one shared catch-all.
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