Trades · Landscaping website design
Websites for landscapers.
Built for the homeowner staring out at a dead lawn with a coffee. Show them what it could be, and they'll book you to come and look.
Saturday, 8 AM. The backyard's had it.
Two coffees from “that lawn's dead” to a booked site visit. Here's what your site shows them along the way.
8:10AM
Coffee, phone, a backyard that's had it
They search “landscaper Doncaster”. Your suburbs are written out, so you come up.
Suburbs by name8:14AM
They fall for a backyard you built
Before and after photos of your own jobs. Suddenly they can picture theirs.
Before and after8:40AM
A rough idea of cost
Your typical project ranges, said plainly. They know whether to dream big or start small.
Price ranges9:05AM
They see how it works
Design, quote, build, in three plain steps. Nothing scary about getting started.
Your process9:20AM
They book a site visit
One button, on every page. Next thing, you're out there walking the backyard with them.
Site visit button
Plants that suit the area
A planting guide or seasonal tips gives people a reason to come back, and gives Google more to read.
A page for every job
Paving, retaining walls, turf, garden design. Each one shows up in Google on its own.
Sample site
One we planted earlier.
Pademelon Gardens is a sample site that's soft, earthy and a bit hand-made, with a planting guide built in. Yours would grow out of your own work.
Up to 5 pages for $1,490, up to 10 for $1,990. Mockup free.
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