Websites for landscapers.

Landscaping is bought on the strength of finished gardens. We design your website to show patios, planting and full garden builds, explain how a project runs and make it easy to ask for a design visit, then host and look after it.

£250, paid once. Your first 12 months of Website Care included. Money back until you approve your design.

Landscaper unrolling fresh turf across a prepared garden with a barrow of rolls behind
  • Designed for youAround your work, not a template
  • Words written for youFrom what you tell us
  • Hosted and looked afterDomain, security and updates
  • Your Client DashboardChanges and progress in one place

A website made for you

Here’s how a landscaper website could look.

Your own design is made around your business. This is the kind of homepage we build, on a computer and on a phone.

Example design · not a real business Design concept for Wrenfold Landscapes, a made-up business.

Why it matters

A landscaper is chosen by the gardens they have built

Woman kneeling to arrange plants in a colourful garden border

A landscaping project is a large spend, and customers want to see something close to what they have in mind. Photographs of completed gardens, with a short note on what was done, are the heart of the website.

Customers also want to understand how it works: a design visit, a quote, the build, the finish. A landscaper’s website that explains the process in plain terms puts people at ease before they ask for a visit.

From search to enquiry

How customers find a landscaper and get in touch.

Most people start on a phone, with a search. Your website is what they see next.

  1. 01

    They search

    Someone looks for a landscaper near them and opens the results.

  2. 02

    They see your website

    Your services, your area and a clear way to get in touch, easy to use on a phone.

  3. 03

    They call or send an enquiry

    It reaches you straight away, so you can reply while they are still looking.

Our work

Websites designed around the business.

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Good to know

More for landscapers, before you start.

01

What people look for on a landscaper’s website

People comparing landscapers are comparing finished results.

  • Patios, paving, decking, fencing, planting and turf listed clearly
  • Photos of completed gardens, grouped by type of project
  • Whether you design as well as build
  • How a project runs from visit to completion
  • The towns and postcodes you cover
  • Your insurance, if you hold it
  • Real reviews from your Google Business Profile
  • A way to ask for a design visit or quote
02

Features a landscaping website needs

  • A project galleryCompleted gardens at a size that shows the detail, grouped by patio, planting and full builds.
  • Services in searchable wordsPatios, decking, fencing, turfing and planting, each in a few clear lines.
  • How a project worksA short, honest outline of visit, design, quote and build.
  • Areas coveredThe towns you work in, so enquiries come from places you can reach.
03

How customers enquire through your landscaping website

A good enquiry describes the space and the budget range.

  • They describe the gardenWhat they want, and roughly what size the space is.
  • They send photos and a postcodeSo you can see what you are dealing with before a visit.
  • You arrange a design visitThe step where most landscaping projects really begin.
04

Proof that a landscaper delivers

Customers hand over a lot of money and a lot of trust. We show only what you can back up.

  • Public liability insurance, if you hold it
  • Trade body membership, if you belong to one
  • Photos of your own completed gardens
  • Reviews from your Google Business Profile

On your landscaping website

  • Finished gardensgrouped by kind of project
  • How a project runsfrom first visit to handover
  • Where you workin local place names
  • A route to a design visitone clear next step

How a garden project is bought

Customers choose the plan before the person

A landscaping job is large, disruptive and hard to undo, so people read slowly. They look for gardens like the one they imagine, then for a sign that you will explain what happens and in what order. Your website is where that reading happens.

They arrive with a picture in mind

A patio, a raised bed, a lawn that actually drains. They scan for finished gardens of the same kind.

  • Projects grouped by type: patios, planting, lawns
  • One strong photograph for each job
  • A line on what was done and why

They want the order of events

The unknown is the worry: who turns up, when, and what the garden looks like in the middle.

  • The visit, the design, the quote, the build
  • What clearing and ground work involve
  • How you tidy up and hand over

They need to know it is their size of job

Some customers want a border redone, others a whole garden. Saying where you start and stop saves wasted visits.

  • The kinds of project you take on
  • Hard landscaping, soft landscaping, or both
  • Where you work, and how far you will travel

They want a simple next step

Most will not pick up the phone first. A short message about the garden and the area is easier.

  • A site-visit request, not a sales form
  • What to say about the garden in your message
  • When you will usually reply

Example layout The projects, areas and way of working on your site are your own.

Your website, planned

Planned around how landscapers are chosen.

Every part of your website has a job. Here is how a website for your trade is usually laid out; yours follows your own services and customers.

  1. 01

    Home

    Your strongest project across the top, what you build underneath it, and one clear way to ask for a site visit.

    • Best project first
    • What you build
    • Site visit
  2. 02

    Projects

    Complete jobs shown stage by stage, each with the area, the timescale and what was actually involved.

    • By stage
    • Timescales
    • Areas
  3. 03

    What we build

    Paving, walls and steps, lawns and planting, drainage and lighting, with the ground work explained rather than assumed.

    • Hard landscaping
    • Soft landscaping
    • Drainage
  4. 04

    How we work

    Visit, drawing, quote, deposit, programme, stages and handover, with the payment points written down before anybody asks.

    • Quote
    • Programme
    • Payments
  5. 05

    Areas & contact

    The towns and villages you build in, and an enquiry form headed with a note asking people to mention access and budget, before you give up a Saturday.

    • Areas
    • Access
    • Site visit

Want separate pages for your services? Add a Service Page for £69.99 whenever you need one. See the extras

How it helps landscapers’ customers

Visits worth driving to

A landscaper loses a lot of time to visits that go nowhere: a garden too small for the plan, a budget that never matched, a customer who wanted a gardener. When the site shows the size of project you take and describes how the work runs, the people who write have a better idea of whether you are right for them, and the first visit starts further along.

Why PrimeStart

A team that designs it, builds it and looks after it.

  • Bespoke, not a template

    Designed around your work and the customers landscapers want.

  • Fully managed for you

    Domain, hosting, security, backups and updates, handled.

  • Your own dashboard

    Ask for changes and follow progress in one place.

  • Clear and secure

    One clear price, paid securely through Mollie.

What’s included

What a website for landscapers includes.

In your price

  • Bespoke design
  • Desktop and mobile
  • Words and photos
  • Enquiry form
  • Socials and WhatsApp
  • Reviews section
  • Professional email
  • Domain and hosting
  • First year of care
  • Client dashboard

Looked after, and yours

Your website is a bespoke WordPress build, kept updated, secure and backed up through Website Care, with your first 12 months included. If you ever leave, you can ask for a usable export, and we help move your domain and email.

Done online, approved by you

We work online and by phone, so there is no office to visit, and the price is the same wherever you are in the UK. You follow progress in your Client Dashboard, and nothing goes live until you approve it.

One clear price

A complete website for landscapers. £250

Paid once, with your first 12 months of Website Care included. Money back until you approve your design.

Then £19.99/month, only if you choose to continue.

Close-up of a gloved hand digging a rockery bed with a hoe

Start with one complete website. Add more pages whenever your business needs them.

Questions

Questions about websites for landscapers

Short answers. Nothing hidden. Anything else, our team is happy to help.

All questions
Can I show my past projects?

Yes, and you should. Finished gardens are the main reason people pick a landscaper. Send what you have and we choose and crop the best.

Do I need a page for every service?

Not at first. Most landscapers do well with home, projects, services, how it works and contact. Extra pages can be added later.

Should I explain how a design visit works?

Yes. Most customers have never booked a landscaper before, and not knowing what a visit involves holds them back. A short description of what happens at the visit, what you need to know about the garden and how the quote follows makes it easier to say yes.

Show the garden before it exists

Your Bespoke Website: we design it, you approve it, and we look after it.