Web design for landscapers that turns spring browsing into booked garden projects

Our landscaping website design costs £1,195 for a 5-page Essential site, £1,995 for a 12-page Growth site and £3,495 for a 30-page Premium site, each paid once. Most landscapers pick Growth, which fits separate pages for design, patios, driveways, fencing and the towns you cover. Care is optional at £35 a month, and the site is free with a 12-month SEO Growth or Pro plan.

A good landscaping business website needs a home page, a page for each service (garden design, patios, driveways, fencing, decking, lawns, garden maintenance and, if you offer it, tree surgery), a gallery of finished gardens, reviews, the towns you cover and a contact page with an enquiry form. Show APL, BALI, Marshalls Register or TrustMark membership if you hold it, plus your guarantee on hard landscaping.

Build it over autumn or winter. Homeowners plan gardens in the colder months and book in spring, so a landscaping website that goes live by January has time to be indexed and collect reviews before demand peaks. A site launched in April is already behind the landscapers who started earlier, and most of that year’s design work is booked.

Yes. Potential customers judge landscapers on photos more than almost any other trade. We crop, compress and caption your phone photos by job type, with the material, size and town, and turn the best into before-and-after sets. We never present stock photos as your work. If your best shots are on Instagram or Houzz, we can move them across.

Show price guides rather than fixed prices. A line such as ‘most porcelain patios we lay fall between two ranges’ filters out enquiries that were never going to book, and a budget field on the enquiry form does the rest. Garden and landscape design firms can also publish their design fee, which buyers of larger gardens expect to see before a visit.

The best landscaping websites do three things well. Finished gardens are shown large and captioned, not buried in a slider. Each service has its own page, so patios, driveways and garden design can rank on their own. And trust signals such as APL or BALI membership, reviews and a guarantee sits beside the enquiry form. Good landscaping websites look calm and fast, not busy.

Every landscaping website launches ready for search, with responsive layouts, service and town pages, schema markup, alt text on garden photos and a speed pass, connected to your Google Business Profile and Search Console. That gets it indexed and found for your name and main services. Ranking for ‘landscaper near me’ across several towns takes ongoing work, which our SEO for landscapers covers.

Yes. The domain, hosting, WordPress install and every login are set up in your business name from day one and handed over at launch. If you stop working with us, nothing goes offline and nothing needs buying back. That is the main difference from pay-monthly websites for landscapers, where the provider usually owns the site and switches it off when payments stop.

A Checkatrade, Bark or Houzz profile helps with reviews, and Instagram shows off your gardens, but none of them rank your own name or keep the enquiry yours. A website for your landscaping business does both, and it gives every profile somewhere to point. Many landscapers keep one directory profile for reviews and cut back on paid leads once the site takes over their lead generation.

They should. Under government guidance, paving more than five square metres of a front garden with a surface that does not drain needs planning permission, so permeable block paving and resin-bound drives are the usual answer. A driveway page that explains this in plain words answers a question homeowners ask, and it shows you know the rules before the visit.

Yes. Whether your current site runs on WordPress, Wix or Squarespace, we first list every page that already earns clicks from Google. Those addresses are kept or redirected one to one and their content moves across, while titles, headings and schema are improved. Done that way, a redesign keeps your rankings, and a faster gallery with a clearer form usually turns more visits into enquiries.

Yes. Your garden landscaping website runs on WordPress with Elementor Pro and a ready-made project template. Adding a finished garden takes about ten minutes: upload the photos, add the materials, size and town, then publish. We show you how at handover. Would rather send us the photos? Website care at £35 a month covers small updates like that, including seasonal changes to the homepage.