Web Design for Landscapers and Gardeners Win the bigger garden jobs.
Websites and marketing for landscapers and gardeners. Built to show off finished gardens, bring in the projects you want more of, and make it easy to ask for a quote or a site visit.
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A landscaping website that wins the bigger garden jobs
A patio, a new lawn or a full redesign is a big spend, so people shop around. They search "landscaper near me" or "landscape gardener" with their town and look for finished gardens like theirs, a rough idea of cost and someone who seems organised. A Facebook page full of jobs from three years ago doesn't give them that.
Most landscapers are flat out in summer and quieter in winter. A website that keeps enquiries coming in for next season's projects is what evens that out.
Beth runs a cleaning company in Aylesbury. After her new website and Google profile went live she got 21 Google reviews in two weeks, and she's since taken on extra staff to keep up. It's the same setup I build for landscapers and gardeners.
Read Beth's storyI'm Jak, based in Stewkley. I build websites for landscapers and gardeners myself, set up your Google profile to match and look after both once they're live. The website is yours at the end, and monthly payment options are there if that's easier.
Send me your website or Google listing and I'll tell you for free what would bring in more work.
Get my free checkBuilt around the work you take on
Weekly maintenance rounds and big hard landscaping projects are found through different searches, by different customers.
Garden maintenance
Mowing, hedges and regular tidy-ups. Round-style pricing, the areas you cover and a simple way to sign up.
Hard landscaping
Patios, paths, walls and driveways. Galleries of finished projects, the materials you use and a site visit request.
Soft landscaping and design
Planting, lawns and full redesigns, where drawings and before and afters do the selling.
Fencing and decking
Quicker jobs with clearer prices, and often the first job that leads to a bigger one.
Commercial grounds
Offices, schools and housing developments. Contract work, your insurance and a callback form for property managers.
What a landscaping website needs
- 01
Project galleries
Finished gardens sorted by type, with before and afters, because people want to see work like the job they're planning.
- 02
A site visit request
Most jobs need a look first. A form that books a visit and asks for a couple of photos saves you wasted trips.
- 03
Rough prices
A guide to what patios, lawns and fencing usually cost, so people get in touch ready to talk budget.
- 04
Seasonal services
Pages for the work you do each season, so the site keeps bringing jobs in through winter.
- 05
Insurance and guarantees
Trade memberships, insurance and guarantees up front, which matters on the big jobs.
- 06
Gardens from above
Big projects look best from the air. I can film and photograph finished gardens with a drone.
Not sure what your site is missing? I'll go through it with you and tell you what I'd fix first.
A site I've built for a landscaper
RGR Gardens
A two-page site covering garden maintenance and landscaping evenly, with a quote form built around booking site visits.
- Maintenance and landscaping given equal space
- Quote form built for site visits
- Built for phones first
CM Home Solutions
Service pages and a rebuilt Google profile aimed at the one job they wanted more of.
Get found by people planning their garden
Search "landscaper near me" and the map shows up first. Photos of finished gardens, reviews that mention the job and the right categories decide who gets the call.
I'll set yours up for the work you want more of, whether that's maintenance rounds or big landscaping projects.
Categories I'd set up
- LandscaperMain
- Gardener
- Landscape designer
- Lawn care service
- Fence contractor
Searches it should show up for
- landscaper near me
- patio installation [your town]
- garden maintenance [your town]
- fencing [your town]
- garden design [your town]
Only the categories that match work you actually do. Picking extras to appear in more searches tends to backfire.
What a website for landscapers costs
Every website is quoted once I know what your business needs. As a rough guide:
- from £899
Basic website
Up to 2 pages, designed for phones, with the words written for you and Google set up from day one.
- from £1,599
Premium website
Up to 5 pages built around the jobs you want, with your Google profile set up, pages for the towns you cover and automatic review requests.
- from £3,500
All-in
Everything in Premium with up to 10 pages, plus a photo and video shoot, branding touches, flyers and social graphics.
Pay half to start and half before launch, or spread the cost monthly. After an upfront build, hosting and care is £49 a month.
I also offer
- Google Business Profilefrom£149Setup, or managed monthly from £79
- Local SEOfrom£199a monthPages, listings and a monthly ranking report
- Photography and Videographyfrom£400Half-day shoot, or promo videos from £550
- Brandingfrom£199Logo, or a brand starter kit from £595
- Social Mediafrom£299a monthPlanned, designed and posted for you
- Adsfrom£399Setup, then managed from £79 a month
Book a call, email or WhatsApp and I'll put together a quote for you.
What landscapers ask me
Something I haven't covered? Call or message me on 07472 504875, or book a call.
Book a free callHow much does a website for landscapers cost?
Every website is quoted to your business after a free call, so you know the exact price before anything starts. Websites start from £899, and most landscapers go for a premium site from £1,599, which adds your Google profile and pages for the towns you cover. You can pay half to start and half before launch, or spread the cost monthly.
How long does it take?
Most sites take 1 to 3 weeks from our first call. I'll give you a date on the call, and the thing that speeds it up most is getting your photos and prices over early.
Can people book a site visit online?
Yes. The form asks what they're planning, a rough size and budget, and lets them upload a couple of photos, then you pick a time to go and look.
I'm quiet in winter. Can a website help?
Yes. Pages for next season's projects, like patios and garden redesigns, bring enquiries in months ahead, so you can fill spring before it arrives.
Can you photograph my finished gardens?
Yes. A half-day shoot is from £400, and drone photos and footage are from £250. Big gardens look their best from above.
Should I put prices on my website?
A rough guide helps. Nobody expects a fixed price for a redesign, but "patios from" or "maintenance from" puts people at ease.
Do you work with landscapers outside Milton Keynes?
Yes. I meet landscapers in person across Milton Keynes, Beds and Bucks, and work with businesses anywhere in the UK over video calls.
Related pages
Services I'd usually pair for a landscaper, and similar businesses I work with.
Let's get next season booked.
Book a free call and tell me about the work you want more of. Or call or message me on 07472 504875.