Landscaping - Web Design
A landscaping website is your most important sales tool. For design-build and hardscape work, it is often what a prospect decides on before they ever pick up the phone. We build WordPress sites for landscaping companies that work as hard as you do.
Overview
Seven things every landscaping site needs. We build all of them in from day one.
Residential lawn care prospects and design-build clients are looking for different things. Your project gallery should make it easy for each visitor to find work that matches what they need. Mixing everything into one gallery loses both audiences.
Low-resolution photos or stock imagery undermine trust for any landscaping company, but especially for those doing design-build and hardscape work. The site architecture should put your best project photography front and center, with mobile-optimized display so images load fast on every device.
A single "Services" page isn't enough. Search engines and buyers both expect dedicated pages for lawn maintenance, landscape design, hardscaping, irrigation, snow removal, and any other service line you operate. Each page should speak directly to that buyer's questions and conversion path.
The faster a visitor can request a quote or book a consultation, the better your conversion rate. Forms should be short, mobile-friendly, and connected to your operational software so leads route directly into Jobber, LMN, or whatever field management tool you use.
Property managers and facilities directors evaluating commercial landscaping vendors look for license and certification displays, service area coverage, fleet and crew scale indicators, and examples of commercial portfolio work. These elements need deliberate placement, not an afterthought on the About page.
A significant share of residential landscaping searches happen on mobile, often by homeowners standing in their yard. A site that loads slowly or breaks on smaller screens loses those prospects immediately.
Snow removal, holiday lighting, fall cleanup, and spring startup services should be easy to find and promote. Seasonal pages and homepage banners that rotate with the calendar keep your full service offering visible year-round.
Process
Five stages from kickoff to launch. Every one built around what landscaping companies actually need.
We start by understanding every service you offer, who your ideal customers are (residential homeowners, commercial property managers, HOAs, or some combination), your geographic focus, and any operational tools you currently use. For landscaping companies, this conversation almost always surfaces service lines that need their own pages and integration requirements the previous agency missed.
We map out every page the site needs before writing a line of copy or designing a single screen. For landscaping companies, this means defining the service page structure, the portfolio organization logic, the commercial vs. residential navigation paths, and where quote forms and scheduling tools will live.
We assess your existing photography and flag any gaps before design begins. If your current images aren't strong enough to support the portfolio sections the site needs, we say so directly. We'd rather have that conversation in planning than build a beautiful site around weak imagery.
We build on WordPress and integrate your operational tools (Jobber, LMN, Aspire, Housecall Pro, FieldPulse, or others) during development, not as an afterthought. Before launch, every site goes through our 75+ point quality audit covering functionality, mobile display, page speed, form routing, and browser compatibility.
We handle the launch process and stay involved after the site goes live. If a seasonal campaign needs a new landing page in April, or a new service needs a dedicated page in August, the team that built the site is still the team you call.
A landscaping website that doesn't connect to your operational tools creates extra work and missed leads. We integrate directly with the platforms landscaping companies actually use.
Client management
Client management, scheduling, invoicing, and route optimization. We connect Jobber's online booking and quoting tools to your site so service requests flow directly into your workflow.
Estimating
Estimating, budgeting, and job costing built specifically for landscapers. We integrate LMN's scheduling and client-facing tools where applicable.
Enterprise
Enterprise-level landscape business management. For commercial-heavy operations running Aspire, we build the website to align with your proposal and client management process.
Scheduling
Scheduling, dispatching, and customer notifications. We integrate Housecall Pro's booking functionality with your service pages.
Field service
Field service management for larger multi-line operations. We build the web integration to support your ServiceTitan workflow.
Growing operations
Scheduling, estimates, and invoicing for growing field service businesses. Contact form and booking integration available.
Entry-level
Popular entry-level landscaping software. We integrate Yardbook's client portal and scheduling tools where they fit the site architecture.
Local search
We build and verify your LSA profile as part of the broader paid search setup, ensuring your site's landing pages align with your LSA categories.
Instant pricing
Custom or third-party instant quote tools for lawn care, mulch delivery, and other service lines where upfront pricing helps conversion.
Route optimization
Route optimization integrations for residential lawn care operations focused on service area efficiency.
Pricing
Most landscaping websites we build fall in the $2,000-$12,000 range. Scope depends on service lines, portfolio complexity, integrations, and audience mix.
Residential / single service
$2,000-$5,000
One-time build
Full-service company
$5,000-$8,000
One-time build
Design-build / hardscape
$8,000-$12,000
One-time build
Every project starts with a free consultation. We scope the work based on what your specific business needs before putting a final number on anything.
Send us your project and we'll scope it straight -- no pushy sales.
Deeper reads pulled from our blog, all written with landscaping in mind.
Good to know
Most landscaping websites we build run $2,000-$12,000. Simpler builds focused on one or two service lines with a single integration sit at the lower end. Full-service companies with multiple service categories, design-build portfolio sections, commercial and residential audience splits, and several operational integrations sit at the higher end. Multi-location or enterprise builds with complex functionality go above $15,000. We scope everything during a free strategy call before any numbers are finalized.
Most projects take 6-10 weeks from signed contract to launch, depending on scope and how quickly content and photography are ready on your end. For landscaping companies, photography is often the longest lead-time item. If you are starting with a thin photo library, we build that into the timeline conversation upfront.
Yes, but we are direct about what strong photography means for your conversion rate, especially for design-build and hardscape work. We can build a great site structure with what you have and design it to scale as your photo library grows. We will also flag the highest-priority gaps so you know exactly what to photograph first.
Yes. We integrate with Jobber, LMN, Aspire, Housecall Pro, FieldPulse, and other landscaping platforms during the build. The form-to-software routing is part of the integration work, not an add-on. We scope it in the discovery conversation so there are no surprises at launch.
In most cases, yes. Residential homeowners and commercial property managers have different decision processes, different questions, and different credibility signals they need to see before they contact you. A site that tries to serve both audiences from a single generic homepage typically underserves both. We map out the audience architecture before design begins.
Still have questions? We're happy to answer them, let's connect.
Tell us about your project and we'll take a look. No pushy sales, no wasted calls.