Sites that show gardens at their best.

We build websites for landscape architects, garden designers, soft and hard landscapers, and grounds maintenance firms that want to win premium residential and commercial work through local search and Google Maps.

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Why it matters

98%
of consumers read online reviews for local businesses BrightLocal
75%
of users judge a company's credibility by its website design Stanford Web Credibility
76%
of nearby searches lead to a business visit within a day Think with Google

Where it goes wrong

Landscaping is visual work, yet most sites undersell it. Here's where they fall short and what a site built to win projects looks like.

What's broken today

  • Your photos look stunning on Instagram and dull on a 2018 WordPress theme
  • You only cover one town in search results, so leads from nearby areas never find you
  • Your form asks for name and email instead of separating the £30k jobs from the £3k jobs
  • No review structured data, so Google never shows stars next to your listing

What we ship instead

  • A site that does justice to the photography, and loads faster than the WordPress version it replaces
  • A page for each town you cover, with real local projects on each
  • A lead form that filters tyre-kickers from serious design enquiries
  • Review stars in Google results, powered by structured data and your Business Profile

Photography-first design without the bloat

Landscaping sells on photos. We design around full-width galleries, before-and-after sliders, and seasonal photo rotation, while keeping pages fast. We aim for the main image to appear in under 2 seconds (Google's Largest Contentful Paint benchmark) using modern image formats (AVIF and WebP), the right size per device, and lazy loading for anything below the fold.

Town pages that actually rank

One page per town you will travel to. Each carries a unique intro, one local project, a testimonial from that area, an FAQ about local soil, climate, or planning, and structured data for Local Business and Service. This is the page that wins 'landscaper in [town]'.

  • Town-specific intro and project example
  • Local planning notes (permitted development, conservation areas)
  • FAQ tailored to local conditions (clay soil, exposure, etc.)
  • Drive-time radius and minimum job size stated up front

A qualifying lead form, the upgrade nobody talks about

Swap 'Get in touch' for property type, garden size, budget band, timeline, and photos. The total number of enquiries usually dips, but the share of serious design enquiries goes up. Net result: fewer dead-end calls, more useful conversations.

Seasonal buying cycles built into the content calendar

Garden design enquiries spike in spring, hard landscaping in early autumn, and maintenance contracts renew at year end. We plan the blog and social content calendar around these cycles so the site is publishing relevant content (planting guides, seasonal maintenance tips, design trend posts) right before each buying window opens, rather than reacting after demand has already peaked.

From single project to repeat and referral client

Landscaping work often leads to follow-on projects and referrals if the relationship is handled well after handover. We build a simple post-project page (aftercare guide, planting maintenance schedule, warranty terms) that clients can bookmark, plus a referral prompt at the point they are happiest with the finished result.

  • Aftercare and maintenance guide per project type
  • Warranty and planting guarantee terms stated clearly
  • Referral prompt timed to project completion, not a generic footer link

What's in the landscapers bundle

Every engagement is scoped to fit, but this is the typical shape of what we ship.

Gallery-led custom build

Full-width photography, fast image handling, easy-edit CMS

Town pages

Real projects, local FAQs, Local Business structured data

Qualifying brief form

Budget band, photos, drive-time filter

Google Business Profile and review flow

Weekly photo posts, review requests

Seasonal content calendar

Quarterly blog posts that catch seasonal searches

Questions

No. We serve modern image formats (AVIF and WebP) at the right size, lazy-load anything below the fold, and aim for the main image to appear in under 2 seconds. Big galleries with a fast load is the whole point.

Yes. We sort the Business Profile, set up weekly posts, and ship a review request flow tied to your project completion process.

Yes. Every site ships with a CMS so your team adds projects from a simple CMS without touching code.

Yes. We plan the blog and social calendar around your busiest booking windows (spring design enquiries, autumn hard landscaping) so relevant content publishes just before each buying peak.

Ready to build a site that wins in Landscapers?

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