Websites for landscaping & lawn care companies

Your stonework is careful. Your website should be too.

You already do the hard part. What most landscaping websites fail at is the easy part: showing the work clearly, saying where you go, and making it obvious how to ask for an estimate. We build the site that does that, for a fixed $995.

Up to 5 pages 2 rounds of changes First year of hosting included
A front yard with a wide curving bluestone entry walk, layered planting and a Japanese maple beside a gray-shingle house, in late afternoon light.

See your site before you pay for it

First, tell us about your company. Choose whether you'd prefer to answer questions by email or arrange a video call.

How would you like to discuss your project?

Anything public works. Nothing online yet? Leave it empty and tell us below what you do — we write to you either way.

$995 once, the day your approved site goes live — up to 5 pages, 2 rounds of changes, and your first 12 months of hosting included. Hosting renews at $180/year from month 13, billed annually. Your domain is bought and renewed separately, by you. No mandatory monthly plan.

During our business hours, we’ll email you back within a few hours to learn about your company. We’re at our desks Monday to Friday, 9 am–7 pm ET. No card required and no obligation to buy.

A complete sample site

We built a landscaping site end to end, so you can judge the real thing.

Not a mockup and not a slideshow. It is a working page you can open on your phone right now: services, projects, the service area, the questions homeowners actually ask, and an estimate request that a real company would receive.

Screenshot of the sample landscaping website on a desktop screen: a large headline over a photograph of a finished bluestone terrace.
Screenshot — the sample site on a desktop screen
Screenshot of the same sample landscaping website on a phone screen.
Screenshot — the same page on a phone
Open the sample site

Fieldmark Landscape Co. is a company we invented for this sample, and its photographs are generated images. The design is real; the business is not.

What it has to do

A homeowner is comparing three of you.

They are on their phone, in the evening, with three tabs open. These are the six things that decide which one gets the call.

The work, shown properly

Photographs at a size where the stonework reads, each one saying what problem it solved. A gallery of thumbnails proves nothing.

Where you actually go

Named towns, not "the surrounding area". It is the first thing a homeowner checks and the fastest way to stop wasting calls from out of range.

What each service includes

"Maintenance" means five different things to five homeowners. Spelling it out is what stops the estimate visit from being a negotiation.

Your real reviews, in reach

We put your actual Google reviews where they are read, and link out so they can be checked. We never write reviews or invent ratings.

An estimate request that works

Short, on the phone, and it reaches your inbox. We test it before launch and again after, so you know it works.

Seasons, without a rebuild

Cleanups in autumn, installs in spring. You change the page yourself from your admin panel instead of waiting on anyone.

The price, in full

$995one time, the day your approved site goes live

  • Up to 5 pages, designed around your company
  • 2 rounds of changes before launch
  • First 12 months of hosting, counted from launch
  • HTTPS certificate, backups and search-engine setup
  • Your admin panel, to change text, photos and prices yourself
  • English, Spanish, or both

From month 13, hosting renews at $180 a year, billed annually. That is not a monthly plan and there is no mandatory care plan of any kind. Your domain you buy and renew yourself, in your own name.

Not included — quoted separately if you want it

  • Your domain, which you register and renew in your own account
  • Pages beyond the fifth, and changes after the second round
  • Online store, booking software or customer portals
  • Ongoing SEO campaigns and Google Business Profile management
  • Paid software subscriptions and third-party licenses
  • Photography and drone footage of your projects

What is yours

  • Your domain is yours from day one and never passes through our hands
  • Your photos, text and logo stay yours, and you can ask for them back at any time
  • Once you have paid, you can ask us for a copy of the delivered pages at no charge
  • The contact form sends through our server, so on another host it has to be reconnected
  • Your website includes an admin panel so you can manage your content yourself

The full wording is in our Terms of service and Cancellation and renewal policy.

How it works

We talk first. Nothing is built from a form.

A form cannot tell us what you install, who buys from you, or which photographs you actually have. So the request starts a conversation, not a countdown.

STEP 01

You send the request and choose how to talk

Questions by email, or a video call. Choosing the call does not book a meeting: we write to you and agree a day and time.

STEP 02

We learn the company

During our business hours we email you back within a few hours. What you install, the towns you serve, the jobs you want more of, and what photographs and reviews you already have.

STEP 03

We agree the scope and a date

Once we know what the site needs, we confirm the pages, the material you will send, and when your free preview will be ready. No preview date is promised before that.

STEP 04

You get a working preview, free

A real homepage at a private link, built around your company. Open it on your phone. If it isn’t for you, say so and that is the end of it — you owe nothing.

STEP 05

You approve it and we launch

Your finished website goes live within three business days of you approving the preview and your logo, photos and text arriving. That is the day the $995 is due — not before.

Fair questions

Asked by owners before they say yes.

Do you actually know anything about landscaping?
We are web designers, not landscapers, and we will not pretend otherwise. What we do is spend the first conversation learning your trade well enough to write your site in your words. The sample site on this page is the result of that process for an invented company; yours would be the same process with your real work in it.
I have photos on my phone. Is that enough?
Usually yes, and phone photos of your own finished jobs beat stock photography every time. We retouch what you send — straighten, crop, correct color — at no extra cost. If you have nothing usable, we will tell you that plainly rather than build a site around pictures of somebody else’s yard.
Can I update it myself when the season changes?
Yes. You get an admin panel for text, photos, prices and hours, so swapping "spring cleanups" for "leaf removal" takes a minute and does not need us.
Will this get me to the top of Google?
No, and anyone who promises that is selling you something. We do the technical setup properly — the site is fast, readable on a phone and correctly structured for search engines — but rankings depend on your competition, your reviews and your location. Ongoing SEO campaigns are separate work, quoted before we start.
What happens after the first year?
Hosting renews at $180 a year, billed annually, and that covers hosting, your HTTPS certificate, backups and our support for hosting problems. There is nothing else recurring, and you are never enrolled in a monthly plan automatically. If you choose not to renew, your site comes down at the end of the period you paid for and your domain is untouched.
How much of my time will this take?
One conversation, then sending your material, then reading the preview. The longest part is usually gathering photographs, which is why we ask for them early.

See what your company would look like.

Send the request, choose how you want to talk, and we will come back to you with questions about your work. No card, and no obligation to buy.