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Landscaping Website Design Where the Portfolio Does the Selling

A landscaping website has two jobs that pull in different directions: convert someone who wants a reliable mow, and convince someone considering a several-thousand-dollar project. We build both paths rather than compromising with one services page.

The build is $950 one time and goes live in two to four weeks — ideally before your spring season starts.

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Landscaping Website Design

What We Build Into Every Landscaping Website

Every Iwebs Design landscaping website separates the two ways people arrive. Maintenance visitors get clear service areas, plain pricing guidance, and a way to start a plan without a sales call, because a mowing buyer collecting quotes at $50 to $80 a visit decides fast. Project visitors get something different: project pages with before, during, and finished photography, scope, materials, and a budget band, because a patio or full redesign is bought on evidence rather than adjectives. Both get real service pages instead of a single list, since lawn care, hardscape, irrigation, and artificial turf are separate searches. And both get a route into the other, because a project customer who joins a maintenance plan is worth roughly $7,400 in year one and $2,400 every year after, per 2026 industry pricing research.

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Six Hero Photos Is Not a Portfolio

  1. This is where most landscaping sites lose project work. A row of beautiful finished shots proves you can photograph a garden. It does not help a homeowner picture their own yard, which is the only thing they are trying to do.

  2. What convinces is a job that resembles theirs: similar lot size, similar problem, similar budget. That means more projects documented in more depth, with captions saying what the scope was and roughly what it cost. A sloped backyard turned into terraced beds sells to the person with a sloped backyard.

  3. Before and during photos matter more than most landscapers expect. Finished shots prove taste; before and during prove competence, and they quietly answer the question every homeowner has about mess, timeline, and disruption.

What this covers

The Pages Most Landscaping Sites Are Missing

  • A maintenance plan page with real terms

    What is included, how often, what it costs. Maintenance is where most contractors take the majority of revenue, yet it usually appears as a bullet rather than something you can actually sign up for.

  • Project pages, not a gallery grid

    Each significant job as its own page with scope, materials, and a budget band. These rank for specific searches and do the persuading on repeat visits.

  • Service pages split properly

    Lawn care, hardscape and patios, irrigation, artificial turf, tree and shrub work. Different searches, different buyers, different money. One combined page ranks for none of them well.

  • A clear service area

    Maintenance is a route-density business. Saying exactly which towns you cover stops you fielding enquiries you would never profitably serve.

Proof

Rebuilding Without Losing Your Rankings

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If you rank for anything seasonal today, we protect it. Every URL is mapped and either preserved or 301-redirected, and content migrates before launch, so you do not lose ground heading into spring.

You own the result outright: domain, content, photos, design. Worth asking any agency that question before you sign.

The Site Is Step One. Being Found Before Spring Is Step Two.

  1. A converting site nobody reaches books nothing. For landscaping the fastest route is Google Ads, and the timing is unusually favourable: leads that average $87 to $104 across the year fall to roughly $40 to $50 in the spring peak.

  2. SEO is the slower, cheaper channel, and it has to be built during winter to pay off in spring. We will tell you honestly which to start with based on how close your season is.

Why Contractors Work With Us

We work with the trades only, publish our pricing, and report in booked jobs rather than impressions.

A complete contractor website, designed, written, and launched for one flat fee. No monthly lock-in, and the domain, content, and design stay yours if you ever leave.

$950

From kickoff to a live site. Design in week one, content and build across weeks two and three, then launch. The only thing that stretches it is waiting on your photos.

2-4 wks

Trades we serve, and nothing else. That means we already know how your customers search, what your jobs are worth, and which season your phone rings before we start.

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Average rating across 43+ Reviews. Every campaign reports in calls and booked jobs, using the same Search Console numbers you can open yourself.

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What Clients Say About Working With Iwebs Design

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Website Design • SEO • Landscaping

Working with Iwebs Design changed how people find us online. Our Google rankings and calls from new customers went up noticeably, and Haseeb actually understands the landscaping business — not just SEO theory.

Joe Andolina

Owner, JPM Landscape

The Questions

Contractors Ask Most

The questions contractors ask us most, answered straight — costs, timelines, and what actually makes the phone ring.

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