Websites for landscapers and gardeners
M1 Studio builds websites and Google profiles for landscapers and gardeners that show your gardens at their best and make it clear what you do. Design and build projects and regular maintenance rounds each get their own page.
By Sammy Morgan, who runs M1 Studio in Chichester. Updated .
- For
- Landscapers
- Fixes from
- £800, no VAT
- Problem pages
- 3
- Group
- Trades and home services
What gets in the way for landscapers.
- The spring rush and the winter lull
- Enquiries pile up in spring while you’re busiest, then drop away in winter. Missed spring calls are lost work, and winter is when a full diary for next year would help.
- Photos that don’t do the work justice
- Landscaping sells on pictures. A few blurry phone shots on Facebook don’t show the finish on a patio or how a planting scheme has grown in.
- Design and build mixed up with maintenance
- Someone planning a whole new garden and someone wanting a lawn cut need different pages and different questions. Mixing them wastes time on both sides.
- Maintenance customers drifting away
- Regular rounds are the steady income, but without reminders and a simple list of who’s due, customers forget to rebook.
How your customers choose.
People looking for a landscaper usually start in spring, when the garden matters again, and they judge you largely on photos. For a new patio or a full garden design they look through past projects, read reviews and get a couple of quotes. For maintenance, like mowing and hedge cutting, they want someone reliable nearby with space on their round. Many find you through Google Maps, a neighbour’s recommendation or Instagram.
Problems, answered for landscapers.
What fits landscapers.
Fixed prices, or a fixed quote before any work starts. No VAT is charged.
- Foundation Build from £3,500
A site with big project galleries and separate pages for design and build and for maintenance.
Show up locally, look the part.
- Missed-Call Rescue £800
Texts back the spring calls you miss mid-job and keeps a simple list of every enquiry, so none get forgotten when it’s busy.
Missed calls get a text back, automatically.
- Enquiry Quiz £1,800
A few questions about the garden, the job and the budget, so you know whether it’s a design project or a maintenance round before you call.
A short quiz that gives visitors an answer, and gives you their details.
- Local Search Fix £800
Your Google profile filled with project photos and your service area, with review requests after each job.
Look right when locals search for what you do.
Before you decide.
Something else? Ask Sammy on WhatsApp.
When should a landscaper update their website?
Winter is a good time: you have more time, and people start looking again in early spring. Add the best projects from the year and check your services and prices are still right.
Should design and build and maintenance have separate pages?
Yes. They’re different customers searching for different things, and each needs its own photos, questions and way to get in touch. A single page trying to do both tends to serve neither well.
Also useful.
Know what to fix. Then decide.
Sammy writes down what’s holding your business back and what to fix first. The Foundation Blueprint is yours within 5 working days of your answers.
From £200No VAT, one payment through Stripe
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