Your work is the most visual there is, your website should prove it.
A patio or a redesigned garden sells itself in a photo. When your finished jobs are online for people to see, you stop competing on price and start winning on how good the work looks.
Or spread it: £59/month, £0 upfront. Pay monthly.
The bits that cost you jobs.
- Your work is beautiful in person, but online there's nothing to show for it.
- Patios and driveways are big-money jobs, yet you end up haggling on price because there's no portfolio to justify your quote.
- Everything's flat out in spring and summer, then the work falls off a cliff in winter.
- Your best before-and-after transformations are rotting in your camera roll where no customer will ever see them.
- People searching for garden design or a new patio in your area find someone else's photos, not yours.
Nearly all of your customers look you up online before they call. When they search, they are choosing between the two or three businesses that actually showed up, you want to be one of them.
Word of mouth still works, but it travels through Google now. Someone gets your name from a neighbour, searches it, and decides in a few seconds whether you look like the real thing. When someone searches “landscaper near me”, a handful of your competitors appear, that list is exactly where this puts you.
Fixed prices, and you own it.
Pick a build tier below. The price is agreed before I start, and the site and domain are yours outright.
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Starter
£199one-offOne page, done properly. Live in five days.
- One-page site, live in 5 days
- Click-to-call and enquiry form
- Map and opening hours
- Reviews section and photo gallery
A trade or sole operator who needs to show up on Google and take calls, fast.
Start with Starter -
Best fit
Standard
£499one-offA proper small site. Up to five pages.
- Up to 5 pages: home, services, about, areas covered, contact
- Google Business Profile setup
- Everything in Starter
A growing business that wants room for services and the areas it covers.
Start with Standard -
Pro
£999one-offUp to ten pages, built to be found.
- Up to 10 pages incl. individual service and location pages
- Review integration
- Full local SEO foundations (schema, Google Business Profile optimisation)
- Everything in Standard
An established business competing on search across several services or towns.
Start with Pro -
Custom
from £1,999scoped after a callBookings, portals, tools, e-commerce.
- Online booking and quoting tools
- Customer or patient portals
- E-commerce and web apps
- Scoped and fixed-quoted after a call
A business that needs the website to do a job, not just describe one.
Start with Custom
- Mobile-first, loads in under a second
- You own the site and the domain, outright
- 30 days of post-launch care included
Then looked after from £29/month
Hosting, backups, and someone to call. On the Care plan I handle your changes within 48 hours. Compare the plans.
Every site, built to win the call.
- One-tap click-to-call, fixed to the screen on a phone
- Built mobile-first, loads in under a second
- Your real job photos, not stock images
- Google reviews shown where customers look
- Your accreditations on display: Marshalls Register / Bradstone Assured, APL (Association of Professional Landscapers), Which? Trusted Trader
- Plain-English pages for each thing you do
- Area pages for the towns you cover
- A simple enquiry form that reaches you straight away
- Marshalls Register / Bradstone Assured
- APL (Association of Professional Landscapers)
- Which? Trusted Trader
- Public liability insurance
- Google reviews
One patio or driveway job is worth £3,000 or more. A single job that comes through the site pays for the whole thing several times over.
Compare that to a directory. A shared lead from a Checkatrade-style site costs £30–£80 and gets quoted against two of your rivals, and you rent that relationship forever. Enquiries through your own website are exclusively yours, and once it is built it keeps working whether you pay for leads or not.
Four steps, no mystery.
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We talk
A short call or a few messages. You tell me what you do and where you work.
- 02
Fixed quote
I tell you the price and what it includes. No hourly surprises, no scope creep.
- 03
Built while you watch
You see it come together on a private link and say what to change.
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Live and looked after
It goes live, and I keep it running so you can get back to the job.
The things landscapers usually ask.
My work speaks for itself in person, why do I need a website?
It speaks for itself once someone's standing in the finished garden, but they choose you long before that. A patio or driveway is a big spend, so people compare a few landscapers online first, and if all they see of you is a couple of phone snaps you get judged on price. A proper portfolio lets the quality of the work do the selling before you've even quoted.
How does a website help me stop competing on price?
When someone can see the standard of your patios and garden designs, the conversation stops being about who's cheapest and starts being about who does the best work. A site full of your finished jobs, your Marshalls or APL accreditation and your reviews justifies your quote so you win the jobs you actually want, not a race to the bottom.
Can you make my before-and-after photos look good?
That's the heart of the build for a landscaper. Send me what's in your camera roll and I'll lay it out as proper before-and-after pairs and project galleries, so a stranger can see a tired garden become a beautiful one. Those transformations are the single most persuasive thing you own, they just need to be somewhere people can find them.
Will it help me show up on Google in my area?
Yes. I build the pages around what your customers search for, 'patio installation [your town]', 'garden design [your town]', 'artificial grass installation', so Google connects you to those local searches. That's how you get found by the people planning exactly the kind of job you want.
The work is seasonal, how does that fit with a website?
A website helps smooth out the peaks and troughs. Being found on Google keeps enquiries coming in the quieter months so you can fill winter with fencing, planting or planning next season's builds, and it means you head into spring with a full diary instead of scrambling. I'd suggest the care plan so it's steadily looked after all year.
Can I add new projects and change my services later?
Yes. Every time you finish a job worth showing, send me the photos and I'll add it, keeping the portfolio fresh is a big part of what the care plan is for. If you add a service like driveways or artificial grass, or change what you offer, just tell me and I'll update the site.
Let’s get you found.
Tell me what you do and where. I reply within one working day, with a plain price.