How long does it take to launch a landscaping website?

For a simple project, allow 3 to 5 days once your copy and photos are ready. A larger project can take a few weeks; the timeline is set in your quote. To make the most of spring requests, it’s best to start during the winter.

I don’t have great photos of my work. Is that a problem?

No. Job-site photos taken with a phone are often enough: we pick the best ones and make them shine. Our article on job-site photos explains what to capture next season.

Can customers send photos of their yard?

Yes. The form can receive photos and the information you need to prepare your price: type of work, size, intended budget.

Will my website be in French and English?

Yes. Our websites are bilingual by default, to reach all your customers, whatever their language.

Can the site also present snow removal?

Yes. If you also do snow removal in the winter, the site presents both seasons and puts the right one forward at the right time.

Landscaping website design

A website that shows off your best yards and turns visits into quote requests, before the spring rush.

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Overview

Your customers buy with their eyes

Landscaping website design starts with showing your work. Before calling, a homeowner wants to see yards, patios and landscapes that look like what they picture at home. If all they find is stock photos, or a site that loads badly on their phone, they move on to the next landscaper.

Talgasy Web builds websites for outdoor service businesses: your projects showcased, your landscaping and maintenance services clearly presented, your territories and a quote form built around your projects, in French and English. For a simple project, allow 3 to 5 days once your copy and photos are ready.

The essentials

What your landscaping website needs to do

Five things that turn a photo gallery into a source of quote requests.

01
Show your projects
A gallery of your real work, sorted by type: pavers, retaining walls, planting, sod, lighting. Before-and-after photos of your job sites convince more than a long text.
02
Get complete quote requests
A form designed for your projects: type of work, approximate size, intended budget, photos of the yard. You prepare your visit or your price with the right information from the first contact.
03
Separate design-build and maintenance
A landscaping project and a maintenance contract don’t sell the same way. Each gets its own page, examples and call to action, so customers find what they’re looking for right away.
04
Get found in your area
Titles, descriptions and local content structured from day one, for searches like “landscaper” followed by your town. The site works hand in hand with your Google Business Profile and reviews, which matter a lot in local search.
05
Be ready before the spring rush
Homeowners plan their projects as winter ends. A site that’s live, fast on phones and up to date before then gets the requests when decisions are made.

Through the year

A website that follows your season

A landscaping project is often decided months before the work starts. The site works all year:

WinterLaunch or redesign, new projects added, season starting prices published.
SpringQuote requests and site visits: the form does the first sort of projects.
SummerPhotos of ongoing jobs, maintenance contracts and last-minute requests.
FallFall cleanup and planting, then your winter services in the spotlight if you also do snow removal.

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