Web design for landscapers
You run two businesses. Most landscaping sites sell one.
Maintenance and design-build have different customers and different seasons. We build sites that split those paths, load galleries fast, and have something to sell in January.
Split the site the way you split the crews
Recurring maintenance
Customer: A homeowner or property manager who wants it handled.
The page: Sell the season: what is included and how billing works. The button is "sign up", not "request a quote".
Design and build
Customer: Someone planning a patio or wall, often months out.
The page: Big photos of finished work, your process, and a consultation request with address and photos.
Before and after is the pitch
- Always shoot the before, from the corners you will shoot the after.
- Same angle, same time of day.
- Photos are resized on upload so the page stays fast on a phone.
- Name the town in the caption. It is free local search content.
Something to sell every quarter
Spring
Cleanup, mulch, first mow. The site has to be ready in February.
Summer and fall
Design-build pages sell fall installs. Then leaves and overseeding.
Winter
Snow and ice deserves a real page. It keeps crews through winter.
Questions
Should mowing and design live on the same website?
Same site, separate paths from the top of the menu, so each customer lands on their own pitch.
How do we stop calls for one-time cleanups?
Say so on the page. A published minimum reads as a busy company and saves your office the calls.
Do we need a separate snow removal website?
Almost never. A page on your main site keeps its search history and reviews. A second domain starts from nothing every October.
Don't rebuild in April.
Send us what you have now and we will quote it.