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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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.
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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.













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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