Websites / Landscaping
Websites for landscapers.
Built for the homeowner standing in a muddy backyard in April, comparing three quotes for the same patio and trying to work out why one is so much more.
The one moment the site is for
A homeowner picks a landscaper from photos. They look at finished yards, then they look for a reason to trust the price. Most landscaping sites show the first and never explain the second.
The base is the reason. The contractors who win online show the yard finished and show what went under it, so the higher quote reads as the careful one instead of the expensive one.
What we build for your trade
- The signature piece is the build under the scroll: one yard, one camera, from bare clay to the first lit evening, so a visitor watches the base go in before the stone does.
- A live loop on the first screen, your finished work at dusk with the lights on, starting the moment the page opens, with a still image first so it never loads blank.
- A before-and-after film for the front yard or the driveway, played as the visitor reaches it, made from your own before and after photos.
- City pages that state the tree bylaw, the locate requirement and the permits for that municipality, with the source, so the site answers the question a careful homeowner asks before they call.
Five pages is the product.
The same five pages every time, each one written for your trade and your customer. If a stranger searches "landscaper Mississauga" tonight, these are the pages that decide whether they call you.
Home
Your best yard moving on the first screen, the areas you work, the one rule you build by, and the call.
Services
Patios, walkways and walls; planting, sod and trees; whole backyards. What each one includes and what it sits on.
Work
Finished yards by neighbourhood with the scope and the season, shot so a homeowner can picture their own lot.
How we work
Design, locates, permits, the build, the walkthrough, and the warranty, in the order the homeowner will meet them.
Service area
A page per city with the real neighbourhoods, the tree bylaw and the permits that apply there, checked against the municipality.
See one.
A concept site for a Streetsville design-build landscaper: a live dusk loop on open, the backyard built under the scroll, a front yard that changes as you reach it, fifteen pages and three city pages. A concept we built to show the approach; the business is invented and the number on it is not real.
Straight answers
Most of my work comes from referrals. Why a website?
Because the referral looks you up before they call. They want to see yards like theirs and a reason to trust the number, and a website is where they find both, at night, on a phone.
I have hundreds of photos. Which ones go on the site?
Fewer than you think: the best eight to twelve finished yards, a few honest in-progress shots of the base, and one before and after. We pick them with you and shoot or generate nothing that pretends to be your work.
Can the site show the building, not only the finished yard?
Yes. That is the piece we build for landscapers: a short film of a yard going from bare ground to finished, made from your own job photos, that plays as the visitor scrolls.
How long does it take?
About a week from the call to a site you can look at, once we have your photos and your areas. The preview comes first, before you decide anything.
See yours before you decide.
A twenty-minute call, then a preview of your own site built from your real work. No cost, no obligation; if you do not like it, that is the end of it.