Websites by trade
Websites for landscaping and lawn care companies
People hiring a landscaper want to see the work. A landscaping site should lead with your own photos, say plainly whether you do weekly maintenance, installs or both, and make it easy to ask for a quote.
What a landscaping website needs
- Maintenance and installation listed as separate services
- Your own before-and-after photos (with the owner's okay)
- The communities and HOAs you already work in, if they're happy to be named
- Irrigation, tree work or hardscape only if you actually offer them
- A quote request that asks for the address and lot size
Recommended designs
Canopy LandscapeEarthy and calm, built around before-and-after outdoor work.
Coastal PremiumBright and airy, with room for large outdoor and pool photos.
Project ShowcaseBig before-and-after photo sections for outdoor and project work.Design previews use fictional businesses. Your site uses your own name, photos and details.
In Florida
Several Southwest Florida governments restrict nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer from June 1 to September 30, including unincorporated Lee County, the City of Naples and Sarasota County. If you follow these rules, saying so tells customers you know the area.
Common questions
Can I show HOA communities I work in?
Yes, if you have permission. Otherwise we list the general areas you cover.
Do I need a gallery?
It helps more than anything else on a landscaping site. We can start small and add photos as you take them.
Where we build landscaping websites
Pick a design and tell us about your business
We build it, host it and keep it running. Questions first? Email [email protected].