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Websites for landscapersLandscaping websites that sell the finished garden.
Your clients are imagining their backyard. They want to see gardens like the one they are dreaming of, understand how you work and trust you with a big spend. Your site should do that before the first site visit.
A free score showing where your current site is losing calls, in about 30 seconds. Fixed price from $1,295, live in about two weeks.
Three kinds of customer. One website that wins all three.
Where landscaping websites lose the job.
Most of these are invisible to the owner and obvious to a customer on a phone.
- Beautiful photos with no story: no suburb, scope or timeframe
- No explanation of how design, quote and build work
- Nothing that filters out tiny jobs
- Maintenance and construction mixed on one page
- A slow site full of huge images
Built for calls, not compliments.
Some landscaping work, such as structural work like retaining walls on residential jobs over $5,000, may need a NSW contractor licence. If yours does, your licence details belong on your website, and we put them where customers will see them. NSW advertising rules
- Project case studies with before and after, suburb, scope and timeframe
- A "How we work" page from first visit to final planting
- An enquiry form that asks project type, size, budget range and timing
- Separate pages for design, construction, turf, retaining walls and maintenance
- Fast-loading galleries that look great on a phone
A page for every job you want more of.
One page per service gives each job its own chance to show up on Google. A typical landscaping site looks like this, shaped around the work you actually want.
- Garden designFrom idea to plan
- Landscape constructionThe full build
- Retaining wallsBuilt to last
- Paving and pathsStone, brick, concrete
- Turf and gardensPlanting and lawns
- MaintenanceHomes and strata
- ProjectsBefore and after
- Service areasWhere you work
Fixed price. Live in about two weeks.
Most landscapers choose Business: a page for each main service, Google Business Profile setup and room to grow. No deposit. You pay securely via Stripe when you approve your site.
Enter your current site and get a free score in about 30 seconds, showing where it’s losing calls and what we’d fix.
What landscapers ask us.
How should I show my projects?
As short stories: the brief, the before, the after, the suburb and how long it took. Five strong projects beat a gallery of two hundred photos.
Can I attract bigger projects?
Yes. The site states the size of work you take on, shows projects at that level, and the enquiry form asks for a budget range.
Should maintenance have its own page?
Yes. Maintenance clients want reliability and easy booking, while design clients want inspiration. One page cannot serve both well.
Can clients send photos of their yard?
Yes. The enquiry form takes photos, so you can see the space before you visit.
Will the photos slow my site down?
Not the way we build it. Images are compressed and load as people scroll, so galleries stay fast on a phone.