How homeowners choose a landscaper
A new patio or garden is a big, visible purchase, and homeowners want to see your work before they invite you round. They search for “landscaper near me”, “garden design [town]” or “patio installers”, look at photos, and contact the firms whose work they like. For regular maintenance, they want reliability and a clear price.
What we build for landscapers and gardeners
- Project gallery. Before-and-after photos grouped by type (patios, decking, lawns, planting, full redesigns), compressed so they load fast on mobile.
- Services. Garden design, hard landscaping, fencing, turfing, planting, tree work, and regular garden maintenance, each explained briefly.
- Quote requests. A form with photo upload, garden size and the work wanted.
- Service areas. The towns and villages you cover, for local search.
- Seasonal content. Spring and autumn offers, maintenance contracts and planning advice, which keep the site useful all year.
- Trust. Insurance, guarantees you offer and memberships of trade bodies you actually belong to.
A gallery that keeps growing
Your best sales material is your most recent work. On the care plan you send us new project photos and we add them, so the site always shows what you’re doing now.
A similar site we built
The closest project we have live is Respect 4, a bilingual website for a construction and renovation company built around a phone-callback form, with a project gallery: the same gallery-plus-callback pattern a landscaper needs. Open it on your phone and judge the speed and layout for yourself.
Cost and timeline
The build is €0 upfront. After launch you pay €150 a month (excluding VAT) for 24 months, covering hosting, domain, updates, daily backups, support and content edits. Most sites go live 7–10 days after we receive the content. A one-time build starts from €550 including VAT.
Read how website leasing works, see the pay monthly plan and pricing, or ask for a free proposal. Related: websites for construction companies and cleaning companies.