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Websites for landscapers.Let the yards do the talking.
Landscaping gets bought with the eyes. People want to see yards like theirs, finished, before they invite you to walk the property.
What a customer checks when they look you up.
Finished yards, lots of them
Patios, walls, plantings, lawns. Big photos, grouped by kind of job, so a patio customer finds patios.
Design work or upkeep
Some people want a new backyard. Some want the lawn cut every Tuesday. Make it obvious which you do, or that you do both.
The estimate visit
Free or paid? A written plan? A sketch? Say what they get when you come out.
When you book up
If spring fills by March, say so on the site. It gives people a reason to call in February.
Seasonal work
Fall cleanups, mulch, snow removal. Each season gives an old customer a reason to come back to your site.
Fernbrook Landscapes
Notice "Free site visit and a written plan" right under the estimate button. One line, and the visit stops feeling like a sales call. Scroll inside the window, or open it full size on your phone.
Three pages, written for landscapers.
- HomeA free estimate button and one great finished yard, full width.
- ServicesDesign, hardscape, planting and upkeep, each with photos.
- Visit & ContactThe towns you work in, office hours and an estimate form with room for photos of the yard.
Website Essentials
- A 3-page website (Home, Services, Visit & Contact)
- Written for you, no filler
- Built for a phone first, because that's where your customers are
- Tap to call, and a form that reaches your inbox
- Your Google listing claimed and tidied up
- The domain and hosting stay in your name. You own all of it.
- Half to start, the balance when it goes live
Add-ons that fit landscapers
- Quote request form
With photo upload, so you can see the yard before you drive over.
Add for $149 - Hero film
Landscaping looks best moving: water, light, a finished patio at dusk.
Add for $199 - Google profile tune-up
Your best project photos added to your Google listing, where a lot of people see you first.
Add for $149
What landscapers ask us.
I only do maintenance, no design. Will this still work for me?
Yes. We'd build it around your routes, your schedule and what's included in a visit, with a few photos of tidy properties.
Can I show prices for lawn care?
If you price by the visit, a starting price can save you calls from people who were never a fit. Your choice, and we'll write it either way.
How many photos do you need?
Ten to twenty good ones is plenty to start. If you have more, we'll pick the strongest.
Start with the free analysis.
We grade ten things a potential customer notices about your business online, put a screenshot behind every one, and show you how you stack up against whoever's showing above you. Ten things graded, free.
