Websites for landscapers and gardeners

Gardens sell themselves in pictures. I build landscaping websites around your best work, so the right customers get in touch for the right jobs.

  • Fixed price, agreed first
  • Words written for you
  • Based in Cranbrook
A landscaper kneeling to plant lavender in a new garden border
Found locallyEach town you cover, named

Show them a garden like theirs

In Devon a lot of landscaping work comes from older houses with awkward plots, slopes and stone walls, and from new-build gardens in places like Cranbrook that start as bare soil. Customers want to see that you have done something like theirs before.

Showing both kinds of job, with the town named on each, does that. So does keeping design and build separate from maintenance, because they are two different customers looking for two different things.

Illustrative photographs, not a real business.

What a landscaping site needs

5 things, in the order your customers look for them. The phone shows each one on a landscaper site.

  1. 01

    Before and after galleries

    Patios, planting, lawns and fencing, sorted so people find the garden they have in mind.

  2. 02

    Design separate from maintenance

    Each gets its own page, its own photos and its own way to enquire.

  3. 03

    What you are booking now

    Seasonal updates, diary space and offers for the quieter months.

  4. 04

    Towns and villages you cover

    Named on the site, so local searches lead to you.

  5. 05

    Reviews next to the photos

    Proof where people are already looking.

Fixed prices, published up front

Half to start, half when you are happy for it to go live, and your deposit back if you do not like the first version. No VAT to add, the words are written for you, I do not charge for hosting (if that ever changes, you get three months’ notice and a free move to your own accounts) and the domain is in your name.

Questions before you start

Anything else, ask me directly and you will have an answer the same working day.

I am fully booked in summer. Do I still need a website?

A website is how you choose your work rather than take whatever comes. It lets you show the jobs you want more of and fill the quieter months.

Which package suits a landscaper?

Standard suits most: five pages with a gallery laid out to sell your work. Add an extra service area page for each extra town you want to target.

Ready when you are.

Tell me what the business does. You get a fixed price and a live date in the first conversation, before any work starts.

Available now. You speak directly to the person building your site.

A flat-lay of everyday things from many small businesses: a cup of coffee, yellow tulips, hairdressing scissors and a comb, a dog collar and lead, nail polish, a tape measure, a paintbrush, a car key, a cleaning spray, a house key and a small potted plant

The phone shows example sites for made-up businesses.