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Yes. We have multiple locations with staff in each one. However, each location services 3-5 towns.

I had a feeling I'd  need to do something along those lines.

How do AT&T, Windstream, and Blaze Wi-Fi get away with having both?

I'm going to go the de-index way. Thank you!

We just finished a new telecom site, and like all telecom sites (think AT&T, Verizon, Suddenlink, etc.), we allow people to put their location in and find internet and phone service packages (what we call bundles) unique to their area. This page also has contact information for the local sales team and some unique content.

However, we're about to start putting up smaller, satellite pages for our local SEO initiative. Of course, these pages will have unique content as well, but it will have some of the same content as what's on the individual bundle page, such as package offerings, NAP, etc.

Currently this is the URL structure for the bundles:

domain.com/bundles/town-name/

This is what I'm planning for the local SEO pages:

domain.com/location/town-name-state/

All local FB pages, Google listings, etc. will like to these location pages, rather than the bundle pages. Is this okay or should I consolidate them into one?

No. "Voice" is a link in the menu that takes you to the Voice page.

My company offers several generalized categories with more specific services underneath each category.

Currently the way it's structured is if you click "Voice" you get a full description of each voice service we offer.

I have a feeling this is shooting us in the foot.

Would it be better to have a general overview of the services we offer on the "Voice" page that then links to the specified service? The blurb about the service on the overview page would be unique, not taken from the actual specific service's page.