What a finished yard looks like
Whole projects, not single photos of a paver. The customer wants to see a backyard like theirs go from bare to done, so your photos are grouped by job.
Websites for landscapers.
A landscaping job is the biggest thing most people will spend on their yard, and they take weeks to decide. They look at finished gardens, then they look at who built them.
I build landscaper websites that give them something worth looking at, and make the next step obvious.
What a landscaper website has to get across.
What you actually take on
Design, construction and regular maintenance are three different customers. The site says which of them you do, so you stop getting lawn mowing calls if you build retaining walls.
What size of job suits you
If you want full backyards and not a weekend of mulch, the pages and photos show full backyards. The work you put up front is the work that rings.
How to start the conversation
The quote form goes to your phone as a text and asks what they have in mind and where. Your number is one thumb away on every screen for the ones who would rather talk it through.
A live landscaper site I built
GreenEdge Property Care
An owner-operated lawn care site that leads with mowing, shows Harrison’s own before and after photos and sells the free quote visit.
Pages I would build for a landscaper.
You pick the jobs. These are the usual ones, and each gets its own page written for the customer searching for it.
- Landscape design
- Paving and retaining walls
- Turf and irrigation
- Decks and pergolas
- Garden makeovers
- Garden maintenance
What a Premium landscaper website adds.
Basic covers the four pages every landscaper needs. Premium is where the site starts doing work of its own. These are the things I would build into it fora landscaper.
A page for each project
One job told start to finish: the yard as you found it, the plan, the build, the finished garden. Three or four of these do more than a gallery of fifty loose photos.
A site visit request
Landscaping gets quoted on site. The customer picks a day and a time window for you to come and look, and the request lands on your phone as a text for you to confirm.
A separate door for maintenance
If you run regular maintenance rounds, they get their own page and their own short form: property size, how often, which suburb. It keeps the weekly work apart from the big builds.
Photos that move
A slow fade between the bare block and the finished garden as the page scrolls, kept light enough that it still loads fast on a phone. Used once or twice, where it earns it.
What a landscaper website costs.
Fixed price in writing within 24 hours. Basic is live within a week of getting your photos, Premium within two. Every price is on the pricing page.
Basic
$990 build, once. $99 a month.
Four pages: home, services, about, contact. Nothing up front if you spread it over twelve months.
Premium
$2,490 build, once. $179 a month.
A page for each job you want more of and each suburb you want work in, with before and after galleries.
Questions landscapers ask about a website.
My best work is on Instagram already. Why do I need a website?
Instagram shows the photos to people who already follow you. A website is what comes up when someone searches for a landscaper in their suburb, and it is where they find your number, your service area and how to ask for a quote. I can use the same photos.
Can the site steer people towards bigger jobs?
Yes. What goes at the top of the home page and which projects get their own page decides who rings. Tell me the jobs you want more of and the site is built around those.
Should I use a website builder or have one built?
A builder costs less each month, but a landscaping site lives on its photos and its project pages, and those take the most time to get right. If you have the evenings for it, go ahead. If not, I build it from the photos you already have, and on Premium each project gets a page of its own.
I also build websites for electricians, plumbers, concreters and painters.
Before you decide: How much does a tradie website cost? · Do I need a website if I’m on hipages? · Website or Facebook page: what does a tradie need?
Tell me what you do. I will tell you what you need.
Sometimes that is a new site. Sometimes it is a Google listing and nothing else. Either way you get a fixed price within 24 hours. Want to see it first? Ask for a free homepage mockup.