A garden is sold with images!
Nobody picks a landscaper on the strength of a text. People scroll through photos until they see a garden resembling what they want, and then they call. So your site has one real task: showing your work in a way that lets someone picture themselves in it.
Then comes the dull work that saves your season: making clear what you do and do not do, and bringing in enquiries at the moment people are thinking about it — not in May, when your diary is already full.
The season on your side
People start searching for landscaping on the first sunny days of February. Whoever ranks well by then fills their spring; whoever starts in April is too late.
We make sure your site and your Google Business Profile are ready for that peak, and that you can spread enquiries across the year.
Projects by type
Terrace, driveway, natural pool, upkeep: people search for what they want, not for your company name. A page per type of work catches exactly those searches.
Images that hold up
Photos in the right season and at the right hour, in a consistent format. A set of five good images works better than thirty random ones.
Marking out your area
Landscaping takes machinery and travel. Setting your radius clearly keeps away the enquiries you would turn down anyway.
What is on it as standard!
We keep it compact: a landscaper does not need a forty-page site. What they need is a site where every part does something, that you can update one-handed on your phone, and that looks as good in February as it does in June.
- Projects per type of work
- Before-and-after photos
- An enquiry with garden size and timing
- Working area on a map
- Maintenance contracts explained
- Findable on "landscaping" plus municipality
Ready for spring?
The best time to deal with your site is winter. Call whenever it is too wet outside to work.