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Websites & SEO for gardeners, landscapers and tree surgeons

Let your gardens
do the selling.

Customers choose a landscaper by looking at their work. A website puts your best projects, your services and your areas in one place, so the next enquiry already knows what you can do. £200 to build, £20 a month hosted.

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Photos win
the job.

A new patio, a cleared jungle of a back garden or a tidy hedge line is easy to show and hard to describe. Before-and-after photos of your own jobs, with your customers’ permission, persuade people faster than any wording.

Your site groups them by type of work, so someone planning a patio sees patios and someone wanting fortnightly maintenance sees neat lawns and borders.

What goes on your site.

Project gallery

Before-and-after photos grouped by service: patios and paving, fencing, turfing, planting, clearances, tree work.

Services and maintenance plans

One-off jobs and regular visits explained clearly, with starting prices if you want to publish them.

Quote from photos

A form where customers upload photos of their garden and describe the job, so you can price it before you visit.

Areas covered

The towns and villages you work in, written for local customers and for Google.

Reviews

Your Google reviews on the site and a link for happy customers to add more.

Google Business Profile help

Services, areas and project photos added properly, because that is where most local searches start.

SEO for gardeners
and landscapers.

Search for gardening terms and you mostly get shops and advice sites. Customers looking for someone to do the work search for a service and a place, such as “landscaper Horsham” or “garden maintenance Hove”. That is what your pages and Google Business Profile need to match.

Every Founders’ Offer site includes the technical set-up for local search. Extra service or area pages can be added later as you grow.

Questions
gardeners ask.

What should a gardener’s or landscaper’s website show?

Photos of your finished work, ideally before and after; the services you offer, from regular maintenance to patios, fencing and planting; the areas you cover; reviews; and a quote form that accepts photos of the garden.

How do gardeners get more local work from Google?

Through Google Maps first. A complete Google Business Profile with photos and recent reviews matters most. Your website backs it up with a page for each main service and the towns you cover.

Can the site sell regular maintenance visits?

Yes. We can add a simple maintenance plan page with what is included and how often you visit, which helps you fill the quieter months with regular work.

My work is seasonal. Can I change the site through the year?

Yes. The £20 a month includes up to 30 minutes of changes each month, such as swapping hedge cutting for autumn clear-ups or adding new project photos.

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