Landscaping website design that brings in the jobs you want
Landscaping website design for lawn care and landscaping companies whose work is better than their website. The site puts your best jobs up front, gets found when homeowners in your towns search for the work, and turns those visits into quote requests.
- $5,000 to $40,000, fixed in writing before we start
- 5.0 on Google
A website should bring in work, not just sit there
Good landscaping web design is judged by one thing: the jobs it brings in. A site earns them two ways.
Most landscaping sites do neither
- A template
- Stock photos
- A list of services
- “Contact us”
The homeowner can’t see your work or what to do next, so they book whoever made it easy.
More of them ask for a quote
A homeowner who lands on your site sees your finished patios and walls, knows what you do and where, and has one plain way to ask for a price.
More of them find you
When someone searches for the job you want in a town you serve, your site has a page built to answer them.
Ours do both from day one. Every page is laid out on how people decide, and built the way Google says it wants a site built: fast to open, easy to use on a phone, and clear about what each page is for.
Homeowners search in spring. Your site has to be ready first
In the US, searches for “landscaping companies near me” climb from 9,370 in December to 33,972 in May. That’s more than three times as many, arriving just as your crews get busy.
Source: Ahrefs, a search-data tool, keyword volume history.
Build it in the slow months
Once you say go, a typical site launches in about 60 days. Start in December and it can be live before searches climb in March, built while the work is slow.
Give Google a head start
New pages take weeks to months to show in Google. Nobody can promise where you’ll rank, but a site that’s live before the climb has more time to be found than one launched in May.
Homeowners search for the job, not just a landscaper
Plenty search “landscapers near me.” Those who know the job they want search for it, and one Services page never shows up. Good landscaping website design gives each job you want its own page.
- “sod installation near me” 9,700 searches a month, answered by Sod installation page
- “hardscaping near me” 6,300 searches a month, answered by Hardscaping page
- “retaining wall contractors near me” 2,500 searches a month, answered by Retaining walls page
- “patio installers near me” 2,000 searches a month, answered by Patios page
- “landscape lighting installers near me” 1,400 searches a month, answered by Landscape lighting page
- “outdoor kitchen builders near me” 800 searches a month, answered by Outdoor kitchens page
One Services page that lists everything ranks for none of them.
Source: Ahrefs, a search-data tool, US average monthly searches, 11 Oct 2026.
A page for each job you want more of
Each shows that work and answers that job’s questions, so it can be found for that search.
Then one for each town you work in
A Retaining walls in [your town] page puts you in front of homeowners nearby, so the bigger jobs find you, not just mowing.
Your best work does the selling
Homeowners hire the crew whose finished work they can see. So every job you’re proud of can get its own page that asks for the next one.
Natural stone retaining wall
Your town · Wall, planting beds and mulch
Your photos, not stock
Each finished job gets a page: your photos, what you built, which town, and the same Request a quote button. Phone photos of your own work beat a stock picture of someone else’s yard.
A quote form that screens the job
Before you drive out, it asks what they need, the address, when they want it done and a rough budget, so you call back the jobs worth the trip.
Fast on a phone, gallery and all
Photo-heavy templates crawl on a phone, and homeowners leave slow pages. We build with Astro, a modern way of making sites without the bloat of template builders and WordPress, so each photo is sent at the size the screen needs and a full gallery opens fast in a driveway.
Two people build it, and you only give it a few hours
Bullfinch is two people, and they do the work themselves. The people on your call are the people building your site.
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Kyle Rutten
Designs and builds your site
He started making websites when he was 14.
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Katie Rutten
Runs your project and the schedule
Thirty-plus active clients, every project on schedule.
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A 30-minute call
We talk about the jobs you want more of and the towns you serve.
Your part 30 minutes on Google Meet.
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A quote in writing
You get a fixed-scope quote in writing within a week. The price is set before anything starts.
Your part Read it and say go.
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Your job photos
Phone photos of your own work are what we build the pages around.
Your part Send the ones you already have.
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We write, you review
We write every page and build the site. You see it on a preview link as it comes together.
Your part Read it and tell us what to change.
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Launch
Your site goes live about 60 days after you say go.
Your part A final yes.
Fully remote, on Google Meet, so you can join from the office or the truck.
What a landscaping website costs
Most sites we build land between $5,000 and $40,000, depending on how many pages, what the site connects to, and whether you add ongoing SEO or Google Ads.
The cheap site your scheduling software offers is a template shared with everyone on it: one services list, no page per job or town. Our landscaping website design is built to get found for the jobs you want and turn visits into quote requests, and that's what you pay for.
What moves the number
- Services and towns How many get their own page.
- Project galleries How many finished jobs get one.
- What it connects to Quote form, plus booking if wanted.
- Ongoing SEO or Google Ads Optional, after launch.
You get a fixed-scope quote in writing within a week of the intro call. No hourly meter, no surprise invoice.
Book a call for your quoteQuestions landscapers ask before they book
Short, plain answers on website design for landscapers: who owns it, your photos, and what happens after launch.
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Do I own the website?
Yes, all of it. The domain, the code and the hosting accounts are yours, and you can take the site anywhere.
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Can I add new jobs and photos myself?
Yes, any time. When a job wraps up, you add it and its photos in a simple editor we set up for you. The same editor changes your own text, hours and prices.
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I don't have professional photos. Is that a problem?
No. Phone photos of your own finished jobs work, because they show homeowners real work you did. We build the pages around the ones you already have.
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Do you build sites for lawn care companies too?
Yes. Lawn care website design works the same way: a page for each service you offer and each town you serve, so every search a homeowner makes has a page that answers it. For pool, pest and cleaning companies, there's more on our page about home services website design.
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What happens after launch?
Your choice. We keep it running with managed hosting, updates, and optional SEO or Google Ads, only if you want them. Or we hand the site over clean, and it's yours to run.
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Will I lose the rankings my current site has?
No. When we rebuild your site, the old page addresses are redirected to their new pages, so what ranks today isn't lost. Brand-new pages take weeks to months to show in Google.
Book 30 minutes about your landscaping website
Tell us which jobs you want more of and the towns you work in. We'll tell you what we'd build and roughly what it takes.
- 30 minutes, on Google Meet
- A fixed quote in writing within a week
- Ready before the next spring rush Landscaping website design takes about 60 days from go to launch. Start now and it's done before you're flat out.
Rather talk now? 720-299-8584 5.0 on Google
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