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The best way to build a landscaping website is to describe your services and service area to we.inc's AI and let it write a site around a before-and-after project gallery and a quote request form, since photos are what actually sell landscaping work. A free template covers a basic services page; AI editing starts on Starter at $20 a month.
Redbud Landscape Co.: an example site for landscapers, made with We.Inc.
A landscaping website that lets your finished yards do the talking, separates maintenance from design-build work, and makes quote requests easy.
Pages every landscaper website needs
Home: A strong hero photo of your best completed project, plus your service area, sets the tone immediately for a visual business like landscaping.
Services: Separate one-time design and installation work from recurring maintenance (mowing, seasonal cleanup), since they attract different customers with different budgets and expectations.
Project Gallery: Before-and-after photos are the single most persuasive thing on a landscaping site. A gallery organized by project type (patios, plantings, lawn renovations) helps a visitor find work similar to what they want.
Service Area: Landscaping is local and often limited by drive time and crew capacity. Listing the towns you serve helps customers self-qualify before they request a quote.
Reviews: Landscaping involves letting crews onto a property for days, so reviews from real neighbors carry significant weight in the decision.
Contact / Request a Quote: Most landscaping jobs are quoted after an in-person visit, so the form should collect enough detail (property size, project type, timeline) to make that first call efficient.
Try this prompt
A website for a landscaping company in Nashville called Bluegrass Outdoor Design offering patio installation, planting design, and seasonal lawn maintenance, with a before-and-after project gallery organized by project type and a quote request form. Clean, natural, high-end residential tone.
A real landscaper site, not a template
This is Redbud Landscape Co., a landscaper business we described to the AI in a sentence. Every service, price and line of copy on it was written for that business. See the Redbud Landscape Co. example site.
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About landscaper website design on we.inc
Win more projects with a site showcasing your transformations and lawn care services.
A landscaper website designed around your actual services and prices, not a stock layout. Describe the business and the AI writes and builds every page.
Features designed for your industry
Project Gallery: Showcase before-and-after photos of your work.
Services: Display your landscaping and lawn care services.
Free Estimates: Let homeowners request quotes online.
Who this landscaper website design suits
Landscape design
Lawn care
Hardscaping
Garden maintenance
Irrigation
What makes a landscaper website work
Photos matter more than copy for landscaping
A visitor decides whether your work matches their taste almost entirely from photos. Investing time in a genuinely good before-and-after gallery, organized clearly, outperforms almost any amount of written service description.
Maintenance and design-build are different sales
A homeowner looking for weekly mowing wants a fast quote and reliability; one looking for a patio and planting redesign wants to see design sensibility and past projects. Keeping these separated on the site (and sometimes even pricing them differently) matches how customers actually shop.
Seasonal service pages capture seasonal search volume
Spring cleanup, fall leaf removal, and snow removal (where applicable) are searched heavily in narrow windows. A page or section dedicated to each, updated a few weeks ahead of the season, captures search traffic your competitors' static sites miss.
Licensing and insurance requirements vary by state and by service
Pesticide or fertilizer application often requires a separate state license beyond a general landscaping business license. If you offer these services, check your state's department of agriculture requirements and display any required license number.
What it costs
Beyond your domain (about $10 to $20 a year), landscaping businesses typically spend more on insurance and equipment than on software; we.inc doesn't include scheduling or invoicing, so the AI links out to whatever tool you already use for that. A free template covers a basic gallery-and-contact page; Starter at $20 a month is worth it once you want new project photos and seasonal pages added regularly.
The free plan lets you build up to 3 sites from templates and publish them free on a we.inc address. It has no AI. Building and editing with AI starts on Starter at $20 a month with 250 credits.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a landscaping website cost?
A free we.inc template site (up to three sites, no AI) covers a basic gallery and contact page. AI-built and AI-edited sites start on Starter at $20 a month for 250 credits, enough to keep the project gallery and seasonal service pages current.
Can customers request a quote directly on my website?
Yes, the AI can build a quote request form that collects property details and project type. Actual scheduling and invoicing run through whatever tool you already use, since we.inc doesn't include that natively.
Can I use my own domain name?
Yes, on any paid plan from Starter at $20 a month, with SSL included. Free sites publish on a we.inc address.
Do I need a license listed on my landscaping website?
If you apply pesticides or fertilizer, most states require a separate applicator license, and displaying it can build trust even where it isn't legally required for the site itself. Check your state's agriculture department for the exact rule.
What actually gets landscaping companies more leads from their website?
A genuinely good before-and-after photo gallery organized by project type, paired with a Google Business Profile that has real reviews and matches your site's service area. Photos do more work than written copy in this niche.
In our 2026 measurement of 44 landscapers websites, 32% had no search description, 25% had no structured data and 50% had no tap-to-call link. See the full study.
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