Website design for landscapers and garden services
Landscaping is visual. A homeowner planning a new patio or garden wants to see what you have built and get a feel for your style before asking for a quote. Maintenance customers want reliability and a simple way to set up regular visits.
Usually the Business package, from $999 · fixed price in writing · you own everything
Where websites for landscapers & gardeners usually fall short
Great work, no portfolio
Beautiful finished gardens live in a phone camera roll and never reach the website.
Design projects and lawn mowing on the same page
High-value design-and-build work and routine maintenance attract different customers.
Seasonal rush
Spring enquiries pile up; winter is quiet. The site should help fill the calendar ahead of time.
Tyre-kicker quotes
Without budget guidance, you spend evenings quoting for jobs that never go ahead.
Must-have features
- Project portfolio. Case-study style projects with before, during and after photos and the materials used.
- Design-and-build pages. Patios, decking, planting, lighting, fencing and water features as relevant.
- Maintenance plans. Regular garden care, lawn treatment or seasonal tidy-ups with clear frequency.
- Budget guidance. Typical price ranges for common projects so enquiries arrive realistic.
- Quote request. Garden size, project type, budget range and photos.
Recommended pages
- Home
- Garden design
- Hard landscaping
- Soft landscaping and planting
- Garden maintenance
- Projects
- Process
- Areas we cover
- Request a quote
- Contact
A starting point; the final sitemap is agreed with you in the brief.
WordPress plugins and integrations
- Modula or Envira Gallery: Project galleries with before and after images.
- Fluent Forms: Quote requests with photo upload and budget ranges.
- Jobber or similar: For maintenance client booking and scheduling.
- Rank Math SEO: LocalBusiness schema with service areas.
- ShortPixel: Automatic image compression.
Named tools are common options, not endorsements; I work with what you already use where possible.
Local SEO tips for landscapers & gardeners
- Use 'Landscaper' or 'Landscape designer' as the primary category, and 'Gardener' or 'Lawn care service' if that is your main work.
- Write a short project page for each significant job, naming the area and features built.
- Publish seasonal advice before peak months, which also gives you something to share.
- Add finished-project photos to your Business Profile.
- Earn links through local suppliers, garden centres or awards where genuine.
Want this set up for you? See local SEO setup.
Recommended package: Business
Business fits most landscapers. Choose Growth if you want a page per project type plus regular project write-ups.
from $999
- Up to 5 pages
- Google Business Profile setup
- GA4 + Search Console
- 90+ mobile speed target
- Live in 14 days
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Website FAQ for landscapers & gardeners
Can I add new projects myself?
Yes. Each project is a simple post with photos and a short description.
Should landscaping sites show prices?
Ranges for common projects help qualify leads, with a final quote after a site visit.
Can maintenance clients book regular visits online?
Yes, through your scheduling software or a request form.
Will lots of photos make the site slow?
No. Images are resized, compressed and lazy-loaded automatically.
Get a fixed quote in 24 hours
Tell me about your business and what you need. You'll get a fixed price and timeline in writing within 24 hours.
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Prefer email? jainischalverma@gmail.com