Landscaping & Turf web design agency
Your best work is a photograph. Don't make it wait.
A landscaper sells a yard the customer can't picture yet. We build sites where the before and after does the talking, opens on a phone and sends a design buyer and a maintenance buyer down different paths.
Free 15-minute call · written quote · build starts within 24 hours
Fixed prices, published
- Up to 10 pages$1,500
- 11 to 20 pages$2,250
- 21 to 50 pages$3,750
- 51 to 70 pages$5,750
Each one includes SEO, design, content writing, content management, lead forms, online booking and a year of support. See the full price list.
What we measured
47 independent Phoenix-area home-service trades, tested on a simulated phone. Homepages only, totals only, and no business is named.
66median mobile speed score, of 100
6.2suntil the main content shows
13%offer online booking on the homepage
43%show a phone link and no form or booking
From our Phoenix-area website tests. A small group can swing on a few sites.
The gallery is your best salesman, and he's carrying too much.
A homeowner looking at dirt and dead turf has to buy a patio that doesn't exist. Photographs are how you lend them the picture. They're also the heaviest thing a landscaper is likely to put on a page, which makes the sales pitch and the slowdown the same item.
We haven't measured landscapers alone. Across the 47 home-service sites we tested around Phoenix, the median homepage weighed 2.63 MB, and main content took 6.2 seconds to show on a simulated phone. In our wider Phoenix-area sample, 35% of homepages came in under 2 MB. We test homepages only, not galleries, but we'd expect a page of full-size project photos to run heavier. Oversized images are often a cheap thing to correct, and our Speed Fix, which covers images, is a flat $399.
The other half of the argument is who's reading. We'd expect someone planning a backyard to want your process and your taste, and someone who wants a crew every other Tuesday to want to know what the crew does. We'd build those as two paths. If your current site can't manage it, a redesign is one way there. The traffic side is on the landscaping marketing page.
What we build against
- A gallery in date order, so the owner of a narrow side yard scrolls past three estates to find one like it.
- Camera files posted at full size, with every phone paying for them.
- One form for design jobs and weekly visits, leaving someone to sort requests by hand.
- Green-lawn stock photos on a desert landscaper's site, which suggest the pictures were borrowed.
- A maintenance page that never says what a visit includes, so the first argument arrives with the first invoice.
Inside a landscaping & turf website
Sort it by what they came to buy, then caption it.
File each job under what someone came for: turf, pavers, rock and plants, irrigation, lighting. Caption it with the size, the materials and the problem it started with. Shoot the before from the spot where you'll shoot the after, so nobody has to take your word for it. If your crews run on ServiceTitan, before-and-after galleries can use photos your company owns, tagged by job number. We also built a platform that turns a tech's driveway check-in into a geo-tagged page, so we've thought hard about letting finished work do the writing.
Give the two buyers separate doors. A design buyer needs a consultation page, a sense of how the drawings get done and a request form that asks about the yard. A maintenance buyer needs visit frequency, what's in the visit and what costs extra. Our piece on pool routes argues that work done while the owner's at the office is easy to cancel, and we'd say a crew on a route has the same problem. A note and a photo after each visit is one answer.
Desert knowledge is your cheapest proof. A plant list you actually install, with mature sizes, shows you know what lives through a Phoenix summer. Explain what you prepare for an HOA submittal, and let the HOA speak for its own rules. Link to your city's rebate page instead of printing an amount that can go stale. Jobs next door to yours, like pools and construction, face a similar problem with showing work before it exists.
Pages for the yard and pages for the route
Artificial turf
Base work, drainage, infill, pets and surface heat. A page like this shows why your bid isn't the cheapest.
Pavers and patios
Paver types, base depth and borders, with your own jobs from your own part of town.
Low-water plant list
What you install, with a photo, mature size and sun needs. Owners can plan from it, and it comes with your name on it.
Drip and irrigation repair
Leaks, clogged emitters, controller settings. We'd expect small jobs like these to be how a stranger becomes a route customer.
Maintenance plans
How often, what's in the visit, and how pruning and cleanup get handled and billed.
Design consultation
What happens at the first meeting, what you draw and what it costs if they take the drawing elsewhere.
HOA help
The drawings, specs and plant lists you prepare for a submittal. The HOA keeps its own rules, and the page says so.
What makes a yard easier to buy
A drag-to-compare slider
One image, one handle, same angle before and after. Built by hand, we'd expect it to add little to the page. Our Core Web Vitals page covers why that matters.
Yard photos on the request form
A few photos and rough measurements let you decide if the drive is worth it. Lead form capture comes with every package, and we quote upload fields in writing.
Material swatches
Turf blades, rock sizes, paver finishes, all in one place. A customer who arrives with a pick already made may shorten the meeting.
Two forms, two inboxes
Different questions for design and maintenance, sent to different people. Your designer stops sorting mowing requests, and conversion tracking can report the two separately.
A follow-up for the bid that went quiet
A design bid can sit on a kitchen counter for a long time. Estimate follow-up can keep it from being forgotten if you run ServiceTitan. A polite email works if you don't.
What we'd fix before adding one more photo
- Project galleries padded with someone else's yards or a manufacturer's turf shots.
- A photo of every angle of every job, at full size, on one long page.
- Rebate dollar figures typed into a page and left there.
- A maintenance price with no list of what it covers.
Why a landscaper might call us
Heavy pictures, light pages
We write the code by hand with no page-builder layer. For a business whose pitch is a photograph, that's where we'd want the attention spent.
Two businesses, one site
Design-build and route work ask different questions. We plan the paths, forms and pages around that before anyone picks a font.
A site before the next rush
Most sites go live in 7 to 10 days. Build starts within 24 hours of your go-ahead. Content writing is included, so the captions don't have to wait for a slow week.
Recent builds, live right now.
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Simply amazing!
They took our outdated website and transformed it into a modern, user-friendly platform that truly represents our brand.
They get it done.
We had no idea where to start; they explained the build process and were patient with our many questions. All expectations and timelines were met. Double thumbs up!
Questions we hear a lot.
How much does a landscaping website cost?
Websites are fixed prices by page count. The seven pages above plus a home page, gallery, about and contact make 11, which sits in the 11 to 20 tier at $2,250. A gallery page per project type may push you to 21 to 50 at $3,750. Up to 10 pages is $1,500, and 51 to 70 is $5,750. Details are on the pricing page.
How many photos can a gallery hold before it slows down?
There's no set number. It depends on how the images are sized and loaded. We'd serve each photo at the size the phone needs and hold back the ones further down the page. If your current gallery drags, start here.
Can you take a gallery from our phones and make it presentable?
Usually. We'd take decent phone photos from the same angle over a staged shot of someone else's patio. We'll tell you which ones won't do, and design upgrades are an option if you only need the gallery fixed.
Should maintenance and design share a site?
We'd keep one brand with two paths, each with its own form. If your maintenance arm is a real business in its own right, how it appears on your Google profile is worth a conversation.
Can the site handle HOA questions?
It can say what you prepare and show a sample. It shouldn't say what any HOA allows. Send the owner to their HOA for that, and let your page be the one that offers to do the paperwork.
Should we quote the rebates for turf conversions?
We'd link to your city's own program and say when you last checked it. A dollar figure on your site is one more thing to keep current, and the city will have the fresher number.
How do you sell a yard the customer can't picture yet?
Show finished work first, then make the next step easy. Cactus Valley Homes, a luxury home builder, opens on a finished house. Core Construction Group has estimate-request paths built for ready buyers.
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Send us your worst yard and your best after.
A 15-minute call with the developer, then a flat written quote. We'll count the pages with you and tell you what the gallery needs.