SITECALL
SITECALL
THE PLATFORM
Contractors ask. Vendors answer. SiteCall sits in the middle and keeps the whole thing moving — dumpsters, restrooms, water, storage — without you chasing five phones.
From the jobsite to a truck on the road. Same path every time.
The GC, builder, or PM who needs the site ready.
Community, lot, street — the exact place the unit lands.
What, when, and which job — drop, swap, service, or final pickup.
Coverage, category, capacity. The right vendor for that site.
The local yard that owns the truck and the iron.
Booked, scheduled, rolling. You get the status, not the radio chatter.
Unit placed. Crew can work. Next trip stays with the same vendor.
Every jobsite is a handful of linked things. We keep one shared picture so the left hand knows what the right hand booked.
Every order walks the same stages. You see where it is. Vendors see what they need. Nobody is guessing.
Routed to a nearby vendor who covers that zip and category.
If the first window passes, it opens to more vendors in range.
A vendor accepts. Site details unlock. Payout stays on their side of the fence.
On the books — scheduled, en route, or rolling late with a reason.
Unit placed or trip closed. Swaps and services stay with that vendor.
Statuses tick through for demo. Real jobs move when people do.
Vendors aren't a phone book. Each one has a yard, a reach, and the categories they run. Matching uses that map — not a sticky note on a whiteboard.
Same Order shape whether you're dropping a 20-yard or a water station. Sizes and jobs sit in one model so vendors map their own labels into ours.
10 · 15 · 20 · 30 · 40 yd. Drop, swap, final pickup. Heavy loads stay in the small cans.
Standard units. Drop, service, final pickup.
Stations on site. Drop, service, final pickup.
Lockable boxes when tools need a home overnight.
We're wiring Brevard, Orlando and Tampa first. Want a heads up when the platform opens, or have a crew that needs sites set up next year?
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