Websites for landscapers

Website design for landscapers

Landscaping is sold with pictures. Your website should put your best projects in front of people immediately, make it easy to ask for an estimate, and change with the season so the service you are selling in March is the one on the home page in March.

What the site has to do

What a landscaping company needs from its website

Galleries that load fast on a phone

Before-and-after and finished-project photos, sized and compressed properly, so the gallery looks good on a phone in the driveway without taking ten seconds to appear.

Seasonal services on the home page

Spring cleanup, mowing and maintenance, hardscape and patios, planting, fall cleanup, snow removal. The home page leads with the current season, updated for you.

Maintenance contracts

A page for recurring mowing and maintenance plans with pricing tiers and a sign-up form, so one visit becomes a season.

Service areas and an estimate form

Pages for the towns you cover and an estimate form that lets people attach photos of the yard.

Pages

The pages we usually build

Every site is designed for the business, not from a template, but sites for landscapers tend to need the same set of pages. Each is written for the searches your customers make.

  • Home with the season's lead service
  • Project gallery
  • Lawn maintenance plans
  • Hardscape and patios
  • Design and planting
  • Snow removal (where you offer it)
  • Service areas
  • Request an estimate

Samples

Designs for trades like yours

Starter designs and concept redesigns from our work: open one to see it as a PC or a phone.

Sample site

Second Dusk Lighting Design

A proposed Scottsdale landscape lighting design studio. Low light. Long shadows. No glare. Explore the concept and try a demonstration dusk-visit form.

  • Landscape lighting designer
  • Scottsdale, Arizona
coramcreative.com/samples/second-dusk-lighting-designView design
Sample site

Slow Water Studio

A concept for residential irrigation design in Phoenix. Drip systems, tree watering, spray-to-drip plans and seasonal schedules. Request a demonstration yard walk quote.

  • Residential irrigation designer
  • Phoenix, Arizona
coramcreative.com/samples/slow-water-studioView design
Sample site

Rafter & Oak

A proposed Raleigh deck and pergola builder. Walk from the first board to the shade. Explore decks, porches, repair, permits and seasonal care.

  • Deck and pergola builder
  • Raleigh, North Carolina
coramcreative.com/samples/rafter-and-oakView design

Pricing

From $120 a month, plus a one-time setup fee

Essentials is $120 a month plus a one-time $120 setup fee: a professional website with the everyday upkeep handled, including your core pages, your domain and DNS, hosting, monthly content updates, contact forms and booking links. Advanced adds a page for each product or service, easy editing, a company dashboard, AI search setup, payments and seasonal refreshes; Custom adds fully custom applications beyond the website, such as kiosks, customer portals and internal tools, scoped in your quote.

Questions

Common questions from landscapers

How long until the site is live?

Most sites are live within a few weeks of your photos, services and service area arriving. If you already have a site, we rebuild it as the starting point so nothing is lost.

Can I add new project photos myself?

Send them to us and they are added as part of your monthly updates. On the Advanced and Custom plans you can also post them yourself through your dashboard.

Can customers book or request a quote on the site?

Yes. Every site has a quote or booking form that emails you and can text you, and we connect scheduling tools such as Calendly or Square Appointments when you use one (see our integrations page). Connecting your CRM is part of the Custom plan.

Do I own the site and the domain?

Yes. You own the content, the domain and the intellectual property. We manage them on your behalf, and you keep full access.

Other trades

Websites for other trades

Not listed? We design for any small business. Tell us about yours.