Landscaping website design · Landscaping SEO · AI for landscapers
Landscaping and hardscape website design, SEO and AI for design-build firms.
For landscape design-build and hardscape contractors: a site that sells patios, outdoor kitchens and full landscape designs, not just mowing, local SEO for every town on your routes, and AI that qualifies project inquiries and keeps maintenance clients renewing.
Available to businesses in all 50 states — remote, with one senior point of contact
The problem
Where landscape company websites lose homeowners.
- Mowing calls drown out design projectsIf the site doesn't make your design-build work obvious, the phone rings for small jobs while bigger projects go elsewhere.
- Spring inquiries pile upEveryone calls at once in spring. Slow replies mean losing projects you'd have loved to build.
- No sense of budgetHomeowners rarely know what a patio or outdoor kitchen costs. Without guidance, consults are spent resetting expectations.
- Maintenance contracts that quietly lapseRenewals depend on someone remembering to send them. Lapsed contracts mean lost recurring revenue.
Landscaping SEO
How homeowners find a landscape company.
Landscape searches are seasonal and visual. Project searchers look for patios, retaining walls, outdoor kitchens or landscape design in their town and browse photos for weeks. Maintenance searchers want reliability, reviews and clear service areas.
Typical searches (examples, not data):
- landscape designer near me
- paver patio installers [town]
- retaining wall contractor [county]
- outdoor kitchen builder near me
- landscaping company [town]
- hardscape cost per square foot
AI for landscapers
AI for landscape and hardscape companies: what's worth automating.
Project qualification
Asks about project type, rough budget and timing, and books design consults for good fits.
Photo intake
Collects yard photos and rough measurements up front, so your designer arrives prepared.
Maintenance renewals
Sends renewal offers and seasonal service reminders to maintenance clients automatically.
Proposal follow-up
Follows up on design proposals with answers and available install windows.
The assistant shares typical ranges you approve but is set up not to quote a project; your designer does that after the site visit. You approve what the assistant knows and says, and it hands off to a person whenever one is needed. It tells people up front that it's an AI. Texts go only to people who contacted you or opted in, with STOP to opt out. Calls are recorded or transcribed only with the notice your state requires. AI can make mistakes, so a person reviews anything important.
Landscaping website design
Landscape company website must-haves.
- Project galleries by type, with before-and-after photos
- A clear split between design-build and maintenance
- Budget ranges and a description of your design process
- Service areas by town
- A consult request with photo upload
- License and insurance details where your state requires them
Concepts, not client work
Ideas to start from.
Concept designs to show the approach. The businesses in them are fictional; nothing here is a client project or a result.
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Design sampleConcept design · fictional business · Slate, cedar & copper roofing · Fairfield County, CT
Quillstone Roofing & Exteriors
A homepage concept for a fictional roofer. A landscape design-build site uses the same full-bleed photography and a project-first estimate path.
- Premium positioning for slate, cedar and copper, not "cheap roofs"
- Estimate request visible in the first screen
- Phone number as real, tappable text
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App conceptApp idea · Landscaping & hardscaping
Crew and route app for landscape companies
For firms running maintenance routes and installation crews at the same time.
- Routes and schedules for maintenance crews
- Project photos and punch lists for install crews
- Client updates and visit confirmations
See the concept it builds on: Field app for roofing and HVAC crews
Pricing
Pricing for landscape and hardscape companies.
Starting prices. Every project gets a fixed, written quote after the free audit, so you know the cost before anything starts. Rankings, leads and bookings aren't guaranteed.
Website audit
Free
A plain-English report on your site and Google presence, ranked fixes.
Details about website auditSEO & site fixes
Starting at $500
Speed, titles, schema and technical fixes on the site you have.
Details about seo & site fixesNew website
Starting at $2,000
A fast, mobile-first site with a page for every service you sell.
Details about new websiteLocal SEO & care
Starting at $1,000/month
Google Business Profile, listings, reviews, updates and a monthly report.
Details about local seo & careAI automation
Starting at $1,000
Set up around your phone, calendar and CRM. Optional monthly care.
Details about ai automationCustom app
Starting at $5,000
Portals, booking and internal tools, with a fixed scope agreed up front.
Details about custom app
Where most landscape and hardscape companies start
A new website that leads with design-build projects and a gallery, AI qualification and photo intake in place before spring, then ongoing local SEO by town.
Get your free website auditFAQ
Questions from landscape and hardscape companies.
Should maintenance and design-build be separate on the site?
Yes, clearly. Different clients search for each, and mixing them confuses both. Each gets its own pages and contact path.
Can the assistant handle the spring rush?
That's where it helps most: every inquiry gets a fast answer, good fits get booked, and nothing waits in voicemail until the weekend.
Do we need a page for every town we work in?
No. Focus on the towns where you want more project work and have real photos to show. A service-area list covers the rest.
Free website audit
See what's costing you homeowners.
Send your website address. Within 2 business days you get a plain-English report on your site, your Google presence and where AI could help a landscape company like yours, plus a 15-minute walkthrough if you want one. Free, no obligation.
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