Websites for landscapers
Landscaper websites that look as good as your gardens.
Your work is beautiful, but it lives outside and changes every season. A proper website shows it at its best and brings in the projects you actually want.
- Free preview in 48 hours
- Live in 14 days
- Yours once it is paid for
- landscapers near me
- backyard landscaping ideas
- retaining wall builder
- paving contractor
- garden design service
- lawn care near me
Your site is written to answer these, in your area.
Landscaping is sold on photos and imagination. Homeowners want to picture their bare backyard turned into a garden with paving, retaining walls and lighting. If your site only shows a few blurry phone shots and a list of services, they can't picture it, so they call someone who helps them dream. Worse, you get flooded with mowing enquiries when you want full designs.
I build landscaping websites that separate design and construction from maintenance, so each customer finds what they need. Big project galleries, before and after sliders, and pages for paving, retaining walls, turf and planting. Your service areas are set up clearly for Google. You'll see a free working preview of your site within 48 hours.
One-off build. No monthly rent. You own it.
- Up to 6 pages for your jobs
- Every word written for you
- Google Business Profile set up
- A year of edits and support
The problem
Why landscapers lose jobs online.
The transformation is missing
The magic of landscaping is the change. Without before and after photos side by side, customers see a nice garden but not what you did, so your work looks easier and cheaper than it really was.
Mowing calls instead of projects
When your site doesn't separate maintenance from design and construct, you get buried in small mowing enquiries. The big backyard makeovers go to landscapers who clearly show that's what they do.
Seasonal ups and downs
Spring brings a rush and winter brings silence. Without content that sells cooler-month work like retaining walls, drainage or hardscaping, your diary empties out exactly when you need steady jobs.
What you get
What a landscaper website needs. All of it, built in.
Before and after sliders
Drag-across sliders showing the same yard before and after your work. It's the most convincing thing a landscaper can show, and customers love playing with them.
Project galleries by type
Paving, retaining walls, turf, planting, decks and lighting sorted into their own galleries, so a customer after a new patio sees patios and stonework, not hedges.
Design and maintenance split
Two clear paths on the homepage: design and construct for big projects, maintenance for ongoing care. Each customer goes the right way, and you choose which work to push.
Seasonal service notes
A section you update for the season: planting in spring, irrigation checks in summer, hardscaping in the cooler months. Keeps the site relevant and the work flowing.
Project enquiry form
Asks for yard size, what they want, rough budget and timing, with the option to upload photos of the space. You can quote smarter before you visit.
Instagram feed connected
Your latest jobs pulled straight onto the site from Instagram. Gardens change every season, and the site stays as fresh as your feed without you lifting a finger.
Your pages
The six pages I would build for a landscaper.
Need more, like extra suburbs, towns or services? They are quoted before you commit. See local SEO for how area pages work.
- Home
- Garden design and construction
- Paving and retaining walls
- Lawn and garden maintenance
- Projects
- Contact
Built for trades like yours
Live sites, open them on your phone.
How it works
Two weeks, start to finish.
- Day 1
Send me your Instagram
Or your current site, or a few photos of your jobs. Five minutes on WhatsApp.
- Within 48 hours
See your site first
A working preview of your landscaper website. Free, no strings.
- Days 3 to 13
We make it yours
Your photos, your jobs, your areas. I write every word and set up your Google profile.
Questions landscapers ask
Straight answers.
How does SEO work for landscapers?
I target the searches people make when planning a project, like retaining wall builder or backyard landscaping, along with your service areas. The site is fast, marked up with schema and connected to a properly set up Google Business Profile. Results depend on your area and competition, but a page for each service gives you many more chances to show up.
What photos should I send?
Before and after pairs taken from the same spot are the most valuable thing you can send. Then finished gardens in soft morning or late afternoon light, close-ups of paving and stonework, and lighting shots at dusk. Drone photos of bigger yards look fantastic. Sharp phone photos are absolutely fine.
Can I stop getting so many mowing enquiries?
Yes. I'll design the site around the work you want most, with big projects up front and maintenance clearly separate, or left off entirely. The enquiry form can ask for budget and project type, so small jobs filter themselves out before they reach your phone.
Do I need separate sites for maintenance and design?
No. One site with two clear sections works better for Google and for customers. Each section has its own pages, photos and contact path, so a homeowner after a full makeover never has to wade through mowing prices, and the regular lawn customer finds their bit quickly.
Can I update the photos myself?
During the first year I handle edits for you as part of support. After that you can use a light CMS to add new photos, reviews and services yourself for free, or pay an hourly rate and send them to me. Your Instagram feed keeps updating the site automatically either way.
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Your turn
Send me your Instagram. I will show you your landscaper website.
WhatsApp me your Instagram and I'll grow you a free working site preview in 48 hours.