Websites for landscapers
A landscaper website that shows the transformation
Garden work is visual and seasonal. Your site needs to show the before and after, make clear whether you design, build or maintain, and be ready when the busy season hits.
What your customers are typing into Google
- “landscaper near me”
- “landscape design near me”
- “garden maintenance near me”
- “lawn mowing near me”
- “retaining wall builder”
- “paving and turfing”
- “garden makeover”
What your website needs to do
Before and after photos
Nothing sells a garden job like a bare yard next to the finished one. Pairs of photos taken from the same spot are the most persuasive thing you can put on the site.
Design, construction or maintenance, said clearly
Someone wanting a new backyard and someone wanting a fortnightly mow are different customers. Split the two so each finds the right offer and the right way to contact you.
A seasonal note on what you do when
Spring clean-ups, autumn planting and summer lawn care all bring different searches. A short section on what you cover through the year keeps the site useful off-peak.
A quote form that asks for photos
Most garden quotes start from a photo and a rough size. A form that takes both saves a site visit just to say yes or no.
Licence details where they apply
Rules for landscaping work differ by state, and some structural work like retaining walls or decks may need a builder licence. If you hold a relevant licence, show it. Insurance details help too.
Common mistakes to avoid
A gallery of finished gardens, no process
Showing only the end result misses the part that sets you apart. A few progress shots and a line on what you did make the work more believable.
Quiet in winter, so the site stops
A site last updated in spring looks inactive by the next one. Simple seasonal updates keep it looking current.
Mixing maintenance and design on one page
A page that tries to sell weekly mowing and full redesigns confuses both buyers. Give each its own space.
Getting found on Google
Landscaping is local and seasonal, so timing matters. A Google Business Profile with landscaper and gardening categories, photos of finished jobs and seasonal posts helps you show up when people start thinking about their garden. On the site, separate pages for design and construction versus ongoing maintenance match two different searches, and project photos with suburb names give Google something to read. Our Grow plan includes two posts a month, which suits a trade with a clear busy season. We can't promise rankings, but a steady stream of real photos and recent activity is what most garden sites lack.
How our SEO worksOne price for landscapers. No extras.
$500 + GST covers everything below. There's no add-on menu and nothing gets added at checkout.
- Up to 5 pages, designed for your business
- We write the words for every page
- Built mobile-first and fast to load
- Contact form sent straight to your inbox
- Online booking linked to the tool you already use
- A news section you can post to yourself
- Google Business Profile and Search Console set up
- On-page SEO basics: titles, descriptions, schema, sitemap
- One round of changes before launch
- You own the site and the domain
- First 3 months of Care hosting included
Too big for $500?
We don’t do these at this price, and we won’t pretend otherwise:
- Sites with more than 5 pages
- Online shops with a checkout
- Logo and brand design
- Custom booking systems or web apps
For those, talk to ClickTheory, our sister studio, which builds custom websites and quotes up front.
Questions from landscapers
Can I show before and after photos?
Yes. We set up the gallery with before and after pairs, and you send us the photos from your phone. Taking them from the same spot makes the biggest difference.
I do design and maintenance. Can both fit?
Yes, within the 5 pages. We usually give design and construction one page and maintenance another, so each type of customer finds their own path.
Can people book regular maintenance online?
We don't build booking systems. If you already use a scheduling tool, we can link or embed it at no extra cost. Otherwise a quote form that asks the right questions works well.
Do you need photos from me?
Yes, ideally. Send phone photos of a few finished jobs and we'll use those over stock images. We'd rather launch with three real ones than a gallery of strangers' gardens.
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A website for your landscaper business, live next week
Tell us about your business in five minutes. We'll have your site live in about a week, for $500 + GST.