The work is the pitch.Show it at full width.
Design-build, hardscape, irrigation, maintenance. Landscaping is the most photogenic trade there is, and most landscaping websites waste it on stock photos.
People buy the picture in their head
Homeowners looking at a bare yard are shopping for a vision, not a service. They save photos, show a spouse, and reach out weeks later. Maintenance clients are the opposite: routine, price-aware, and looking for reliability.
- 01Portfolio quality directly determines project size.
- 02Design-build and maintenance are different buyers — separate them.
- 03Seasonal offers (spring cleanup, holiday lighting) drive bursts.
- 04A consultation booking beats a contact form.
The features that actually move the needle
Not a feature list — the specific things that turn a visitor in landscaping into someone who reaches out.
Full-bleed project gallery
Big photography, grouped by project type, with before-and-after sliders.
Design-build process
Consultation → design → build → walkthrough. Sets expectations, justifies pricing.
Maintenance plan signup
Weekly and biweekly tiers with transparent pricing.
Seasonal service pages
Spring cleanup, irrigation startup, fall aeration, holiday lighting.
Service area coverage
Neighborhood-level pages for the routes you already run.
Consultation booking
Calendar booking, not a form that sits in an inbox.
What your customers are really asking
What does a project like this cost?
Even broad ranges filter out the tire-kickers and pre-sell the rest.
How long from design to done?
A timeline graphic answers it once, for everyone.
Do you do maintenance after the build?
The upsell most sites forget to mention.
Can you work with my HOA / water restrictions?
Local specificity signals you actually work here.
Services that pair with this
Ready for a site that speaks your customers' language?
Tell us about your business. We'll come back with a plan, a timeline, and a flat monthly number — no pitch deck.