Website Design for Landscapers

Landscaping is the trade where the customer most wants to see the thing before they believe it. A garden is expensive. It's slow, and for the first few weeks it looks worse than when you started. People need convincing, and photographs do the convincing.

Which is why a landscaper with no website is at a real disadvantage against one with twelve good before-and-afters on a page.

What's included

Five pages, live by day five:

• A home page with your best work at the top, and the area you cover directly underneath.
• A page for each thing you do, garden design, landscape construction, ongoing maintenance, so a search for "retaining walls" or "irrigation" near you lands on that page.
• A gallery page, built to load fast on a phone even when the photos are big.
• An about page covering your insurance, how you plan, and how you price.
• A contact page with one tap to call and a form for people who'd rather write.

Plus an email address on your own domain, opening hours, and a dashboard where you add new photos yourself the week a job finishes. Or send them to us and we'll put them up.

Hosting, backups and security are free for two months, then $5 a month.

Why it matters for landscapers

Your job list is wider than people think. Most customers ring about one thing, a deck, a lawn, a fence, with no idea you also design, drain, pave and maintain. A page for each is how you turn a fence enquiry into a whole-garden quote, and it's how you get found for jobs you'd never have been asked about.

Maintenance is the part worth advertising. A fortnightly round is the most valuable thing on your books and the least likely thing on your website. Put it somewhere obvious.

Budgets scare people off before they call. If you work in stages, say so. "Plan, plant list and staged budget" is the sentence that makes a big number feel survivable, and it's the difference between an enquiry and a closed tab.

Seasons matter. Autumn planting, summer irrigation, spring tidy-ups, you'll want to change what's on the front page four times a year. You can do that yourself from the dashboard in about a minute, or text us.

See what yours looks like

The button below opens the landscaper design, finished, with your logo and colours on it once you upload one. It costs nothing, and nothing is live until you say so.

From $390, half up front and half when it goes live, and you're up by day five.