Websites by trade
A website for landscapers and gardeners.
A finished garden sells the next one, if people can see it. Your site should show the work, take quote requests and change with the seasons, as your work does.
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A fixed price in writing, by the next working day. Asking is free.
If this sounds like your business
- Your best gardens are on Instagram, and the website shows a stock photo of a lawn.
- In spring the phone rings off the hook, and in winter it goes quiet.
- People ask for a price with no idea of the size of the garden.
- You want design and build jobs, and the site only mentions grass cutting.
- The site still offers hedge cutting in May and lawn care in December.
What you get
Before and after photos
A page for each finished garden, with photos from before you started to the day you finished.
Design and maintenance apart
One page for design and build, another for regular maintenance, so each customer finds theirs.
A quote form that asks about the garden
Design or maintenance, roughly how big, what they want done and the postcode.
Changed with the seasons
Up to 2 small changes a week, so autumn clear-ups and spring planting go up when you need them.
The areas you cover
A page for each town or area you work in.
Your memberships shown
BALI or APL membership if you hold it, linked so customers can check it.
How it works
Tell us about your work
Design, build, maintenance or all three, and the areas you cover. Asking is free.
A fixed price in writing
We reply by the next working day with the price for your site.
Draft, review, approve
We write the pages around your photos. You approve everything before it goes live.
Live, then looked after
Your site goes live on your own domain, and new gardens are added as you finish them.
The closest work we have done
We have not built a website for a landscaper or gardener yet. These are the pieces of our real work closest to what a garden business needs, and why they apply.
- WebsitePerthshire ZooOpening hours that change with the seasons, kept up to date on every page.
- WebsiteVantage LinguistsA page for every service, the way a landscaper needs design and maintenance kept apart.
- WebsitePPS SecurityA quote form and a call button on every screen, with pages for each area it covers.
Questions
Do gardeners and landscapers need a website?
Customers want to see your work before they invite you round. A site with real gardens, the areas you cover and a quote form turns a look into an enquiry.
Can you show before and after photos?
Yes. Each garden gets its own page, with photos from the start and the finish and a line on what the job involved.
Can the site change with the seasons?
Yes. Up to 2 small changes a week are included, so the offer on the home page can follow your year.
Should I show BALI or APL membership?
If you hold either, yes. Customers planning a bigger job look for them, and we link each one so it can be checked.
How much does a landscaping website cost?
It depends on how many pages and gardens you want to show. We quote a fixed price in writing, by the next working day, and asking is free.
Run a landscaping or garden business?
Tell us what you need. We reply by the next working day with a fixed price in writing.