Landscaping Web Design, Made by Someone From the Trade
Websites and marketing for landscaping businesses, built around your best projects. Everything in writing, no calls.
From design and planting to mulch, pine straw and seasonal color, your website shows homeowners the projects you build and the cities you serve, so the right customers ask for an estimate.
Projects get decided long before your team shows up
Homeowners plan, compare and decide months ahead. Here’s where a landscaping business can be passed over before anyone asks for an estimate.
Plan now. Build first in spring.
Homeowners use the winter months to plan new garden beds and landscape upgrades. Show your completed projects online—or that estimate goes to the company that does.
Spring: the rush for color
Clean-ups, fresh mulch and new beds all get requested within weeks. If homeowners can’t see what you build, they call the next company on the list.
Summer: finished work goes unseen
Summer schedules are packed, so finished jobs rarely get posted. Photos stay on your phone, and the next homeowner can’t see your work.
Fall: planting and leaf season
Fall is prime time for planting trees and shrubs, and homeowners start looking in August. A page that’s already live can get found before your calendar fills.
What your landscaping website does for your business
- Presents your design and install work in project photos, from garden beds and planting to mulch, pine straw and seasonal color
- Lists the cities and neighborhoods you serve, so homeowners can see you already build near them
- An estimate form asks for the address and project type, so you can size up the property before visiting
- Requests land in your inbox while you’re on a job, so you can reply when you’re back at the truck or done for the day
One service page for each project you build
Homeowners search for a project and a city, not for a company. Give each type of work a page with photos, process notes and the areas you cover.
Garden design and planning
Walk homeowners through the plan, the build and the finished space, so they can picture the result before they call for a quote.
Bed installs and pruning
Show new beds, plantings and pruning jobs in photos, name the plants that do well in your area, and list the best months to book fall planting.
Mulch and pine straw beds
Pair mulch refreshes and pine straw beds with before and after photos from your own jobs, and list options like hardwood, pine bark or pine needles.
Annuals and seasonal color
Feature spring annuals, fall clean-ups and leaf removal as seasonal pages, with a short note on when to call so homeowners plan ahead.
Two ways to work with us
No setup fee. No long-term contract. Cancel anytime.
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— Ezekiel Robles, YardPixel