What should a landscaper or gardener’s website include?
A landscaper or gardener’s website should show striking photos of finished gardens, patios and planting, list your services (design, paving, fencing, maintenance), and make it easy to request a quote. Landscaping is a considered, higher-value purchase, so a strong portfolio and clear, trustworthy contact win the bigger jobs.
Photos win landscaping jobs
Before-and-after garden transformations are compelling. A good gallery is the difference between a browse and a quote request.
Seasonal and maintenance work
Make clear whether you do one-off projects, regular maintenance, or both, so the right customers get in touch at the right time of year.
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Common questions
Do gardeners need a website?
For maintenance rounds, word of mouth goes far; for design and landscaping jobs, a website showing your work wins the bigger contracts.
How much does a landscaper’s website cost?
499 pounds once with StaticSwift, with a free preview first so there is no risk in seeing it.