Websites for landscapers and gardeners
Your work is outdoors. Your website should look like it.
A landscaper website has one job: show off the yards you've transformed so the next customer picks up the phone. I build your new site first using your own job photos and Google reviews, send you a private preview link, and you only pay $499 if you love it.
Rather talk? Call JP on 0427 266 268
What a good landscaper website needs
- Landscape design and construction
- Garden maintenance and gardeners
- Lawn mowing rounds
- Tree lopping and arborists
- Irrigation installers
- Turf layers and suppliers
- Retaining walls and paving crews
- Yard clean-ups and green waste removal
Big before-and-after photos
A tired backyard next to the finished job sells better than any paragraph. I lay your photos out so they load fast on a phone and look great full-screen.
Clear split between one-off jobs and regular work
A full landscape build and a fortnightly mow are different customers. Separate sections mean the mowing client isn't scared off and the big-job client sees you mean business.
The suburbs you actually service
List your service area by suburb and region so locals know you'll come to them. It also helps Google match you to people searching nearby.
Tap-to-call and a simple quote form
Most people find a landscaper on their phone, standing in the yard they hate. One tap to call, one tap to text a photo of the job, done.
Licences and qualifications up front
If you hold a QBCC landscaping licence in QLD (or your state's equivalent), or arborist qualifications, put them where people can see them. For bigger jobs it's a real trust signal.
Seasonal specials you can change
Spring turf deals, pre-summer hedge trims, autumn clean-ups. On the done-for-you plan you just email me the special and it goes up.
Free tools I can build for your customers
Every site I build gives your customers something useful for free, so they stay, trust you and call.
Mulch, soil and turf calculator
Customers enter the area and depth and it works out cubic metres or square metres to order (for example, 1 m³ covers about 10 m² at 100 mm deep), with a little extra added for cuts and settling.
Garden care calendar
A month-by-month guide for your local climate: when to fertilise the lawn, prune, mulch and plant. Useful to customers and a good reason for them to come back to your site.
Quote helper with photo upload
A few quick questions (yard size, what's there now, what they want, budget range) plus photos, sent straight to your phone so you can price before you even visit.
Example websites
Tap one to try it. Every site I build is different, designed around the business, its photos and its customers.
Built first. Paid only if you love it.
Tell me about your business
Two-minute form or a quick call. Send your Facebook, Instagram or Google listing and I'll grab your photos, reviews and logo.
Try your new site on your phone
I send a private preview link within 24 to 48 hours. Ask for changes until it's right.
Love it? $499, once
Then I put it live on your own web address. Don't love it? Walk away. You owe nothing, no deposit taken.
Common landscaper website mistakes (I fix these)
- Tiny, blurry photos of the best work you've ever done
- No list of suburbs, so people don't know if you'll travel to them
- A Facebook page as the only 'website' that half your customers can't see without logging in
- Phone number buried at the bottom of the page
- Last updated three summers ago
What it costs
Every website is custom built and costs $499, including GST. Then pick how you want it looked after.
Done for you most popular
I put it live, host it and look after it, and refresh it every month, 12 times a year, with your latest job photos, newest Google reviews and any changes you email in. Setup free. No lock-in.
On your hosting
I build it and load it onto hosting you already pay for (I check it'll work first).
Files only
I build it and send you every file. You put it online yourself.
Need a logo? $149 for 10 options. Extras (like another page) are $50 each. More answers.
Questions people ask
How much does a landscaper website cost?
$499 once, including GST, and only if you love it. I build it first and you see it before paying anything. Add hosting and monthly updates for $39 a month if you want me to look after it, with no lock-in.
How long does it take?
You'll get a private preview link within 24 to 48 hours. Once you're happy and your web address is set up, it can be live the same week.
Do I need a domain and hosting?
You buy your own web address (for example at VentraIP) in your own name so you always own it. I do the technical setup, which takes about 30 minutes of your time. Hosting is either your own or my $39 a month done-for-you plan.
Will my site show up on Google?
I build it so Google can read it properly: fast, proper page titles, your business details marked up, and your service suburbs listed. That helps you get found. Nobody can honestly promise the number one spot, and I won't.
Can you keep my site updated with new jobs?
Yes. On the done-for-you plan I refresh your site every month with your latest Facebook and Instagram job photos and newest Google reviews, so it never looks stale.
I do mowing and big builds. Can the site handle both?
Absolutely. I give each type of work its own section and its own call to action, so a mowing enquiry and a full backyard makeover both know exactly what to do next.
See yours before you spend a cent
Two minutes to ask. A private preview in 24 to 48 hours. $499 only if you love it.
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