Websites for landscapers

Landscaping websites that let your work do the selling.

People hire landscapers with their eyes. Your website should open with your best gardens, decks and retaining walls, then make it easy to ask for a design consult or a quote.

Man trimming hedge with electric trimmer in a sunny garden.
01

Your best work is stuck on your phone

Hundreds of great project photos, and customers never see them. We turn them into a proper portfolio sorted by project type.

02

Tyre-kickers eat your weekends

A quote form that asks for budget range, site size and timing means you only drive out to jobs worth quoting.

03

Maintenance work is lumpy

Recurring maintenance plans smooth out cash flow. Your site can sell them with a simple sign-up form.

Landscaping is a visual sale

Nobody chooses a landscaper from a paragraph of text. They scroll photos, picture their own backyard, and contact the business whose work looks like what they want. So we build your site around a strong portfolio: large, fast-loading photos, grouped by project type, with a short caption on what the client wanted and what you did.

Before-and-after sliders are particularly powerful for landscapers. Dragging from a patch of dead grass to a finished entertaining area does more convincing than any headline.

Two kinds of customer, two paths

Most landscaping businesses serve two very different customers. One wants a big design-and-construct project and will spend weeks deciding. The other wants the lawns mown and hedges trimmed every fortnight, starting next week. Your website gives each one a clear path: a design consultation booking for projects, and a quick maintenance quote or sign-up for regular work.

Better enquiries, fewer wasted site visits

A good quote form saves you hours. Ours asks the questions you'd ask on the phone: what kind of work, rough area, budget range, access for machinery, timing and a few photos of the current yard. You arrive at the site visit already knowing whether it's a fit, or you can price smaller jobs without leaving home.

Seasonal content that ranks

Homeowners search for things like "low maintenance garden ideas", "best turf for shade in Brisbane" or "retaining wall cost". Short, useful guides on topics like these bring local visitors to your site months before they're ready to hire, and your name is the one they remember. We can set up a monthly content plan when you're ready.

Questions

Landscapers website FAQs

Can I show lots of project photos without slowing the site down?

Yes. Every photo is compressed and resized for the screen it's viewed on, and photos further down the page only load as people scroll. Galleries stay fast even with hundreds of images.

Can customers sign up for regular maintenance online?

Yes. A maintenance sign-up form collects address, frequency, services and access details, and sends them straight to you. Online payments can be added if you want deposits or upfront payment.

Do you write the plant and garden content?

We write all the main pages for you. Ongoing guides, like seasonal planting tips for your area, can be added with our monthly SEO content plan.

How much does a landscaping website cost?

A 10-page site is $990 including GST, with hosting at $12 a month. A bigger site with project pages and suburb pages is priced by page count on our pricing page.

Get started

Your landscaper website, previewed before you pay.

Start with the basics now. The full brief takes about ten minutes and covers your services, areas, colours, logo and goals.

Step 1 of 5. No payment now. You'll see your site before you pay a cent.

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