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Websites for landscapers
A website for landscapers shows gardens you’ve finished, with a page for each job you do. “Landscaper near me” gets about 2,900 searches a month across the UK, but the jobs get far more. “Patios” alone averages 18,100, going by Google Keyword Planner, though not everyone searching it is looking to hire. We design and build them for landscapers and garden firms across the UK.
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Pages a landscaper’s site needs
One page per job
Driveways, patios, fencing, decking, turfing and garden design. Each job you want more of gets a page of its own, a quote button and photos of that kind of work. Lead with the job you most want.
Before and after pairs
A tired lawn next to the finished turf, or a muddy side return next to the new patio. One line under each pair on the job and the town is plenty.
A quote form that takes photos
Your number on every page, and a short form where people can add a photo of the garden and rough sizes. If you’re a BALI member, show it beside the form. Only if you are.
How ATB Landscapes’ site is built
We built the website for ATB Landscapes, a landscaping firm in Leicester, and we run their Google Ads too. Paving and patios, garden design and maintenance each have their own page. Finished jobs sit on an “our work” page, there’s a free quote page, and there are pages for places they cover, such as Warwick, Nottingham and Melton Mowbray.
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Get the pages up before spring
Decking, patios, fencing and block paving all peak between March and May. So winter is the time to get job pages and photos ready. The month-by-month figures are on our UK trade search data page, and the busiest months for garden work and other trades are in our guide to when customers search for your trade.
If you ever leave
Your domain and the words are set up in your name, and the site is yours once it’s paid for, with no transfer fees. While you’re with us, edits are included on a monthly plan, and we track taps on your call button and form enquiries. The full steps are on our page on web design for tradesmen. The website is one part of it. Here’s how marketing for landscapers fits together, and how to get landscaping leads without paying per lead.
Questions landscapers ask about websites
Do I need a gallery or separate job pages?
Both, ideally. Job pages bring people in from Google. An “our work” page lets them see more before they ring.
Can I send you new photos?
Yes. Whenever you finish a job worth showing, send the before and after and we’ll put them on the right job page.
Who owns the site?
You do, once it's paid for. The domain and the words are in your name. Leave the 12 month website and SEO term early and you can pay the balance to keep the site.
What does a landscaping website cost?
UK price guides put an agency build at £1,500 to £12,000 and a freelancer at £500 to £4,000. Yours depends on how many jobs and towns need a page, and whether you add SEO. You’ll get a written price after the free review. More on what a website costs a trade business.
How quickly can it be live?
We aim for six weeks. That’s an aim, not a promise, and you check every page before it goes live.
Tell us who you are and where you work. We’ll look at your current site and tell you honestly what’s working and what isn’t. We reply within one business day.