Websites made with the trade in mind
I'm Ezekiel Robles, with more than 15 years in the landscaping & lawn care industry, from field work to golf course turf. That experience is why YardPixel builds sites strictly for this trade: a business like yours needs a website that understands how the work really gets done.
I started building websites on the side back in my field days, first with WordPress. Years of testing turned into fast, simple sites, written by hand, that work on any phone. And because this industry runs on its own calendar, from the spring rush to the off-season, everything here is handled clearly and on your schedule.

- In the trade
- 15+ years
- Hands-on work in
- Landscaping & lawn care, plus golf course turf
- Websites built for
- Landscapers only
Our promise
What you can count on, from day one.
- Every reply says what's nextWhat happens and when it'll be done.
- You approve it firstNo change goes live until you say it's good.
- Stay because it worksNo long-term contract. Leave whenever you want.
- Your domain leaves with youRegistered in your name from day one.
- No page-one promisesJust steady work that builds up over time.
Here's what that looks like
From your first message to launch day. You send things when you get a chance, we do the work, you approve it.
Example thread. Business and names are fictional.
Lawn care in Columbus, 2 crews. Weekly mowing, spring and fall clean-ups, core aeration. Our site is old and hard to use on a phone.
Thanks, Mike. Here are the two programs, with prices, what each one includes and a secure payment link. Any questions, just reply.
Let's go with Full Season. Paid. Logo and 12 photos from this year's jobs attached.
Your preview is ready: preview link. Launch is set for Friday, March 20. Look it over when you get a minute and reply "approved", or tell me what to change.
Looks great. Approved, go ahead and launch.
YardPixel is built for landscapers who spend the day running jobs and crews, not sitting on the phone. Everything happens in writing, so you answer when you have a minute. If you need phone calls to work with us, we might not be the right fit.
Tell us about your business. One email is all it takes.
Your services and your cities are all we need to start.
— Ezekiel Robles, YardPixel