Websites and local SEO for landscapers.
Landscaping sells on looks. A site that shows your real work, plus a profile full of photos and reviews, does the selling before you ever visit the property.
How customers choose
Landscaping customers browse. They look at project photos, compare a few companies and request estimates from the ones whose work they like. Your portfolio matters more here than in almost any other trade.
New neighborhoods across Idaho and Utah bring a steady stream of homeowners who need sprinklers, sod, rock and ongoing lawn care, and almost all of them start on Google.
What a landscaping website needs
- A photo gallery of your own completed projects
- Separate pages for design and installation, lawn care, sprinklers and seasonal cleanups
- An estimate request form or booking page
- Service-area towns, especially growing neighborhoods
- Fresh photos added to your Google profile through the season
Searches worth showing up for
landscaping companies near me
sprinkler repair [your city]
lawn care service
xeriscape design
spring yard cleanup
We build pages around the work you actually want more of, then make sure Google, Maps and AI assistants can understand them. See all services or compare plans.
Questions from landscapers
I don't have great photos. Is that a problem?
Phone photos of real work are better than stock images. We'll show you how to take simple before-and-after shots on the job.
Can you help with seasonal promotions?
Yes. We can update your site and profile for spring cleanups, fall aeration or holiday lights as the seasons change.
Will this help me get bigger design projects?
A strong portfolio page and detailed service pages help attract larger projects, because those customers research carefully before they call.
Where we work
We help landscapers across Idaho and Utah, including Ammon · Boise · Provo · St. George · Idaho Falls. See all areas.
Other trades: Roofers · HVAC companies · Plumbers · Cleaning companies.
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