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Landscaping websites

A landscaping site sells with finished work. Show projects by type, give a price signal early, and make the next step one tap away on a phone.

Home page of the Verdant & Stone concept Phone view of the Verdant & Stone concept

Concept 1 of 3 · Atlanta, GA

Verdant & Stone

Outdoor Living Portfolio

A dark, editorial design-build studio site where the finished gardens do the selling.

Design-build firms selling five- and six-figure outdoor projects to homeowners who want to see the work first.

  • Filterable portfolio with project lightbox
  • Plan and built view toggle
  • Five-step project questionnaire
  • Investment ranges on every service
Marcellus + Hanken Grotesk6 pages
Home page of the Greenlight Lawn Co. concept Phone view of the Greenlight Lawn Co. concept

Concept 2 of 3 · Indianapolis, IN

Greenlight Lawn Co.

Instant Quote Subscriptions

A bright, app-like lawn care site that shows the price before it asks for an email.

Lawn care companies that sell recurring plans and want quotes and sign-ups to happen online, not on the phone.

  • Instant quote by lawn size with stated assumptions
  • Monthly vs prepay toggle on live plan cards
  • Before and after slider
  • Month-by-month seasonal calendar
Rubik6 pages
Home page of the Native Ground Ecological Landscapes concept Phone view of the Native Ground Ecological Landscapes concept

Concept 3 of 3 · Austin, TX

Native Ground Ecological Landscapes

Grow Native

A warm field-guide site with a filterable library of 30 real Central Texas natives.

Ecological and native-plant landscapers who sell expertise, education and water savings as much as installs.

  • Plant library filtered by light, water, season, type and wildlife
  • Saved plant list that carries into the contact form
  • Workshop seat reservations
  • Project stories linked to plant cards
Literata + Sora6 pages

The research

What a landscaping website has to do

Every concept above covers these. They come from the research pass for this niche.

  1. Portfolio sorted by project type

    Homeowners want to see work like theirs. Captions with scope, materials and timeline do the selling.

  2. Before and after photos

    One side-by-side pair builds more trust than a page of claims.

  3. A price signal up front

    Instant quotes, plan prices or starting ranges let visitors qualify themselves before they call.

  4. Plans and a seasonal calendar

    Tiered programs turn a one-time mow into a season of visits. Show what happens each month.

  5. One clear action per page

    A design page leads to a design consult. A lawn page leads to a price. Never only a contact form.

  6. A named service area

    Listing the towns you serve filters out bad leads and helps local search.

  7. Reviews beside the quote button

    Specific reviews that name the project and the crew answer doubts at the moment of decision.

  8. Fast pages and short forms on mobile

    Most prospects browse on phones. Compressed galleries and three-field forms keep them on the page.

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