How homeowners choose a landscaper
- ●They look at the work first. Before-and-after photos of real gardens do more than any amount of words.
- ●They search for the specific job, such as a new patio, artificial grass or a garden redesign, not just "landscaper".
- ●They check you cover their area. Landscaping is local, and people search with their town name, which is why every trade website we build has a page per area.
- ●They read the reviews, because a big garden project is a lot of money to hand to someone they have never met.
What we build for landscapers
- ●A project showcase you add to from your phone, so every finished job can sit on your site the same day.
- ●A page for each service, such as patios and paving, turfing, fencing, decking, planting, garden design and maintenance, each answering what customers ask about that job.
- ●A page for each area you cover, so you can be found in the surrounding towns and villages.
- ●A design made for landscaping, led by big, clean imagery rather than blocks of text.
- ●Real pages Google can read straight away, built as proper HTML.
Reviews that match the quality of the work
Landscaping customers are often delighted with the result, then never get round to saying so online. When you mark a job as done in your dashboard, they get a review request by text and email, with a few gentle follow-ups and then nothing more.
A growing list of recent, detailed reviews next to your project photos is exactly what makes the next homeowner comfortable saying yes to a big quote. Here is how to get more Google reviews without breaking Google's rules.
See your landscaping site first
It starts with a free report on your business: what's missing online, where local competitors are getting ahead of you, and what the package would change. We show you the landscaping design we'd use and agree the price with you on a short call. Once you're happy, we build your full site, usually within a couple of days. It is all part of the Complete Business Package.
Common questions
How much does a landscaping website cost?
Simple: one monthly plan covers the website, automatic review requests and the dashboard, agreed with you on a short call once we understand your business. For comparison, some agencies charge £100 a page or more, so a 50-page website could cost around £5,000 on its own.
Can I add photos of my own projects?
Yes. You upload project photos to your showcase from your dashboard whenever you like. Real photos of your own gardens are the strongest thing a landscaping website can show.
Will it help me get bigger landscaping jobs?
It is designed to. Each service gets its own page, so someone planning a full garden redesign or a new patio lands on a page about exactly that. Nobody can promise which jobs come in, but specific pages attract more specific enquiries.
Do I need a Google Business Profile?
Yes. It is where a lot of local landscaping enquiries start, and our review requests send customers straight to it. If you do not have one yet, set it up with Google first.