Landscaping website design that lets your work sell the job

In landscaping, the finished yard sells the next job, if people can see it. Our landscaping website design puts your best projects front and center, says exactly where you work, and makes asking for a quote quick, whether it is a new backyard or weekly mowing.

  • $0 until your first draft
  • Live within 5 weeks
  • From $249/month
01 / The problem

Why most landscaping websites lose the job

Picture a couple in Waimea who just bought a house with an overgrown yard and a slope that turns to mud every time it rains. They want a real plan: plants that can handle the wind, a path, maybe a retaining wall. They open three landscaping websites. One has a few blurry photos from years ago. One shows a stock photo of an English garden. One never says which towns it covers.

They are not judging your plant knowledge yet. They are deciding whose work they would want in their own yard. If they cannot see your work, they cannot picture it at their house.

We build landscaping websites that let your real projects make the case, sorted so people find the kind of job they are planning.

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    The photos undersell the work.

    Snapshots taken in harsh midday light, never sized for the web, all dumped in one gallery. They load slowly and show your best work at its worst.

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    Design, install and mowing share one page.

    Someone planning a new yard and someone who wants weekly mowing search for different things. One page rarely answers both, so Google shows someone else for each.

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    No before and after.

    A finished yard looks nice. A finished yard next to the overgrown lot it used to be is what makes people call.

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    The service area is a mystery.

    Maintenance work pays best when your stops are close together. If your site does not say which neighborhoods you cover, you hear from people too far away and miss the ones next door to your current customers.

02 / What it needs

What landscaping website design has to get right

Most landscaping companies need their site to do two jobs: win bigger design and install projects, and fill the maintenance schedule. We build around four things.

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    Your best projects, sorted by type

    Hardscapes, planting, irrigation, retaining walls and lighting, each with before and after photos and a line about what you did.

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    Separate paths for projects and upkeep

    A clear way to ask for a design or install quote, and a quicker way to sign up for mowing or yard maintenance.

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    Where you work, and what you know about it

    The towns you cover and the conditions you plan for there: lava rock and salt air on the Kona side, heavy rain on the Hilo side, frost, drought or clay soil on the mainland. It shows you know the ground.

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    Proof you are reliable

    Your license where your work needs one, insurance, reviews and photos of your real crew. People are letting you onto their property, often every week.

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03 / Every build

What you get with every landscaping website

The same foundation as our contractor websites, shaped around a trade that sells with pictures. Nothing is sold separately afterward.

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    A design built around your photos

    Your own projects and colors, not a template full of stock gardens.

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    A project gallery by type

    Hardscapes, planting, irrigation and lighting, each with your own before and after photos.

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    A page for each service

    Written so Google shows it for that search, in the towns you actually work.

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    Two kinds of quote request

    A fuller form for design and install projects, and a short one for mowing and maintenance.

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    Fast on a phone, photos and all

    Big project photos sized for the web, so the gallery loads quickly on a phone without losing detail.

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    Your Google listing set up

    The right categories, your service area defined, and code that tells Google who you are and where you work.

04 / Getting found

Landscaping SEO: show up where homeowners look

Landscaping SEO is the work that puts your company in front of people nearby who search for a landscaper or a lawn service, on Google Maps and in the results below it. For most of those searches, the three businesses Google shows under the map get the first look, so that is where we start.

On the mainland, searches climb in spring, so the work pays off most when it is done over the winter. In Hawaii, yards grow all year, and steady effort beats a seasonal push.

Every landscaping site we build is set up for this from day one. For ongoing help after launch, see our local SEO service.

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    Your Google Business Profile, done right.

    Landscaper or Lawn care service as your main category, depending on most of your work, plus your service area and fresh photos of finished jobs.

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    A page for each service.

    Someone searching "irrigation repair" or "retaining wall" should land on that page, not your homepage. Each page gives Google one clear thing to show.

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    Reviews with photos.

    Ask when the job looks its best. A review with a photo of the finished yard helps Google and shows the next customer what to expect.

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    Neighborhood pages, only where they help.

    If people search for lawn care in Waikoloa or a mainland suburb by name, a page for that area helps. Copy-pasted town pages do not, and we will tell you which is which.

Can AI and Google find you?A free check of what AI search can read, your speed, your Google listing and your Maps rank. About 30 seconds.
05 / How it works

Live within five weeks, with almost none of the work on you

You fill out one short form and look over two drafts. We handle everything behind the scenes while you are out on the job.

  1. Answer a few quick questions about your business, what you offer and the towns you serve. It takes about five minutes, and it is the only homework you get. Then you get your own dashboard: one link that shows what is done, what is next, and the week your site goes live.

    Behind the scenes, we
    • [x]Set up your domain and hosting
    • [x]Research what your customers type into Google
    • [x]Check who holds the top three spots on Google Maps
    • [x]Plan every page of the site
  2. You get a real, working draft of your site to click through on your phone. Tell us what to change in plain words, by text, email or a quick call. No design talk needed, and nothing is due until you have seen it.

    Behind the scenes, we
    • [x]Design every page from scratch
    • [x]Write the words, built around your services and towns
    • [x]Tune it to load fast on a phone
    • [x]Send your contact form straight to your inbox
  3. We make every change from round one and send the site back. Take one more look, ask for any last tweaks, and tell us it is ready. That is your second and final round of changes.

    Behind the scenes, we
    • [x]Set up or fix your Google Business Profile
    • [x]Add the code that tells Google who and where you are
    • [x]Set up tracking, so you can see the calls come in
    • [x]Test on phones, tablets and slow connections
  4. Your site goes live. We check every page and form one more time, then show you how to request changes, so a new price, photo or set of hours is one quick message away.

    Behind the scenes, we
    • [x]Connect your domain, with the padlock (https)
    • [x]Redirect your old pages, so you keep your place on Google
    • [x]Submit your site to Google
    • [x]Switch on backups
Your part

A 5-minute form, notes on two drafts, and a link to share.

Our part

Everything else, from your domain to your Google listing.

06 / Promises

Four promises we keep

$0 until your first draft

You see a real, working draft of your site before you pay a dollar.

Live within five weeks

From your 5-minute form to a launched site, within five weeks.

You own everything

Your site, domain, words, photos and logins are yours, even if you leave.

Replies within one business day

Text, email or call. You hear back within one business day.

07 / Pricing

What a landscaping website costs

A landscaper with a few project types plus maintenance usually fits the Growth plan. A lawn care company with one core service may only need Starter. Your proposal has one specific number, and nothing is due until you see the first draft.

Plans start
From$249/month
● $0 until you see the first draftYou own everything

Your exact price depends on two things: how many pages you need, and what the site has to do (online booking and online ordering take more work than a contact form). Request a proposal and you get one specific number for your project, and nothing is due until the first draft is in front of you.

Starter
Up to 5 pages

For a business with one location and a clear offer. The essentials, done properly, fast on a phone.

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Most small businesses
Growth
8 – 12 pages

Room for a page for each service you offer, plus separate paths for the residents and visitors most Hawaii businesses serve.

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Premium
15+ pages

For businesses that work across several islands, or run more than one line of business, and need each one to stand on its own.

Request a proposal
$0

You pay nothing until you see the first draft. We start the work, you see where it is going, and you only pay once you like what you see. If it is not right, you have not spent anything. Simple as that.

08 / Questions

Questions landscapers ask

How much does a landscaping website cost?

Plans start at $249 a month. The exact price depends on how many pages you need: a landscaper offering design, installs and maintenance usually needs 8 to 12, and a lawn care company with one core service may need 5 or fewer. Your proposal has one specific number, and nothing is due until you see the first draft.

What should a landscaping website include?

Your best projects with before and after photos, a page for each service, the towns or neighborhoods you cover, reviews, and a quick way to ask for a quote. If you do both projects and maintenance, give each its own path, so a weekly mowing customer is not filling out a design questionnaire.

Do you do lawn care website design?

Yes. A lawn care site is simpler than a design and install site: it needs the neighborhoods you cover, what each visit includes, how often you come, and a quick way to sign up. If you offer both, the site gives each its own path.

How do landscapers get found on Google?

Mostly through Google Maps. A complete Google Business Profile with the right category, regular reviews with photos, and a website with a page for each service are what put you in the map box. That is the core of landscaping SEO, and we set up all three; our local SEO service can keep it going after launch. Showing up for competitive searches takes months, and anyone promising the top spot is guessing.

What if I do not have good photos of my work?

Start with what you have and add as you go. Take a before photo on day one and an after photo when the job looks its best, in soft morning or late afternoon light. Then send a quick change request and we take care of adding them.

Do you work with landscapers outside Hawaii?

Yes. We are based in Kailua-Kona and work with landscapers and lawn care companies on every Hawaiian island and on the mainland.

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