Your landscaping work speaks for itself. Your website should too.
Project galleries that close jobs. Seasonal service pages that fill spring calendars. Real local SEO so neighbors find you before your competitor. We build the website. You run the crews.
Most landscapers are missing out on great customers.
Not because the work isn't great. Because the customers can't find you, can't see your work, or can't tell you apart from the guy mowing lawns out of his truck.
Spring rush. You're booked. Why?
March hits and homeowners are searching for spring cleanup. They find five landscapers in your area. The ones who show photos win. The ones with a Facebook page from 2019 don't.
Homeowners scroll Instagram.
Then they want to "do their research" before calling. They Google you. They find nothing. They call the guy with photos and reviews instead. You never knew they were a lead.
Customers compare your $4,000 quote to a kid's $2,000 quote.
Without a real website showing your work, the kid wins. Your site needs to prove you're worth $4,000 — before they ever pick up the phone.
Maintenance plans? What maintenance plans?
The best landscaping business has recurring weekly mowing, monthly fertilization, seasonal cleanup contracts. Your website should be selling those — but most don't even mention them.
A website built for landscaping, not "generic small business."
We've built sites for landscapers. We know your customer is a homeowner with disposable income, picky taste, and Instagram standards. Your site has to look as good as your hardscapes.
Project gallery that actually closes deals
Before/after layouts, big photos of your best work, hardscape and softscape categories. The single most important conversion tool for any landscaper — and we make it easy to update with your phone.
Seasonal service pages
Spring cleanup. Mulching. Mowing schedules. Fall leaf removal. Winterization. Each service gets its own page that ranks for that specific search and converts that specific customer.
Service area pages that rank locally
"Landscaper in Wyomissing." "Lawn care Reading PA." "Hardscape Berks County." Pro and Complete include real neighborhood pages, not just one homepage that hopes Google figures it out.
Maintenance plan signups built in
Recurring revenue is the only way to scale a landscaping business. We build the page that converts one-time customers into weekly mowing contracts and annual maintenance plans.
Google Business Profile that ranks
The #1 driver of new landscaping calls. We claim it, optimize categories, upload photos, schedule posts, manage reviews. Most landscapers' GBPs are abandoned — yours won't be.
Mobile-first design
Homeowners search "landscaper near me" on their phone, often standing in their yard looking at the problem. Your site looks great there first, desktop second.
Want to see what a landscaping site looks like?
We built a full, working sample site for a fictional landscaping company called Green Acres Lawn. Click through it — it's the same kind of site we'd build for you, customized with your business name, services, area, and photos.
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For most landscapers, Pro is the right tier — multi-section site with project gallery, Google Business Profile, and local SEO. Complete is for larger crews serving multiple cities.
Questions landscapers ask us.
How do I add new project photos easily?
You email or text us photos as you finish jobs. We add them to your gallery — typically within a week, batched on Fridays. No CMS to learn, no app to install. If you want to manage photos yourself, Complete tier includes that — Pro tier we handle for you.
Will my site help me sell maintenance contracts vs one-off jobs?
Yes — that's actually one of the biggest reasons to have a real website. We build a dedicated "Plans" or "Recurring Service" page that explains tiers (weekly mowing, monthly fertilization, annual cleanup) with pricing ranges and signup flows. Most landscapers leave this revenue on the table because their site doesn't talk about it.
What about online booking or scheduling?
Not included by default. Landscape work usually needs a site visit to quote, especially for hardscape and design work. We can add booking for simple recurring services (weekly mowing) on request, but our default is "call to book" — which works better for the higher-value work.
Can I add hardscape vs softscape vs design service categories?
Absolutely. Pro and Complete both support multiple service categories. We typically organize the site by your core service buckets — hardscape, lawn care, design/install, maintenance plans, snow removal — with each one getting its own section or page.
I'm seasonal — closed in winter. Does that matter?
Not for the site itself — it stays up year-round and starts driving spring inquiries by late February. We handle the messaging so seasonal availability is clear ("Booking spring 2025 now"). Some landscapers add snow removal for winter cash flow — we can build a winter-services page that activates only seasonally if relevant.
Will I rank for "landscaper near me" searches?
Eventually — but understand the landscape (pun intended). "Landscaper near me" is dominated by Google Business Profile listings. Your website supports that GBP. Pro tier focuses heavily on GBP optimization because it's the single biggest lever for local landscaping searches. Your website then ranks for more specific searches like "hardscape Wyomissing" or "lawn maintenance Berks County."
Show off your work. Win the bigger jobs.
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