Websites for landscapers and gardeners
Show the gardens you have transformed, season after season.
Landscaping is sold on photos. A garden makeover is a big decision, and homeowners want to see what you have done for people like them before they invite you round. Regular maintenance customers want something different: to know you cover their road and when you can start.
How customers find you
Searches like "landscaper near me", "garden design Halesowen" or "garden maintenance Kingswinford" spike every spring. The firms with fresh photos and a clear contact route pick up the work.
What your site needs
Built around how landscapers win work.
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Project stories, not just photos
Each garden shown from start to finish, with a few lines about what the customer wanted and what you built.
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Design and maintenance kept apart
Big landscaping projects and regular garden care have their own pages, so each customer finds what they came for.
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Seasonal updates made easy
Adding spring and summer jobs keeps the site fresh, which helps with Google and shows you are busy.
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Enquiries with photos
Customers can send photos of their garden with their enquiry, so you can give a rough idea before visiting.
Questions
Common questions
What should a landscaping website show?
Finished gardens, ideally with before and after photos, the services you offer, the areas you cover and an easy way to send photos of the garden with an enquiry.
Can I add new projects myself?
Yes. We can set things up so you can add new projects and photos, or you can send them to us and we will add them for you.
Can the website help me get regular maintenance customers?
Yes. A dedicated maintenance page that lists the roads and villages you cover helps you win regular local work, which keeps your diary full between bigger projects.
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