Landscaper website design where the photos do the talking
Landscaping is one of the most visual trades there is. A homeowner can't picture a new patio, a raised bed or a garden room from a list of services. They need to see it. That makes your photos the most important part of your website, and the part most often let down by slow pages and tiny thumbnails.
We build landscaper websites around the images. Galleries load quickly on a phone, photos are shown large enough to see the detail, and every project has a few lines on what the customer wanted and what you did. Then, just as the visitor is imagining their own garden, there is a clear way to ask for a quote.
Landscaping website design for the work you want
Some landscapers want big design-and-build jobs. Others prefer patios, driveways and fencing they can turn round in a week or two. Some do regular maintenance contracts. Your website should invite the work you want and quietly discourage the rest.
Typical pages include:
- garden design and full garden makeovers
- patios, paving and driveways
- fencing, decking and pergolas
- garden rooms and outdoor structures
- turfing, planting and soft landscaping
- garden maintenance, if you offer it
Enquiries worth driving out for
Site visits take time. A good enquiry form asks the questions you'd ask on the phone: what they want done, roughly how big the garden is, their budget range and when they'd like the work done. A photo upload helps too. That way you can prioritise the jobs that fit and politely decline the rest.
Websites for landscapers that get found
We set up every landscaping website for local search from day one. When you are ready to push for more, SEO for landscapers takes it further.