Custom Landscaping Company Websites
Planned around your crews, your service menu and the neighborhoods you cover, with copy written for property owners.
- Built from scratch
- Neighborhood pages
- Copy included
We build landscaping websites that sell big outdoor projects and keep weekly lawn routes full, with project stories, plan pages and quote forms that start with the property address. Your custom website is planned with you, then launches in 2–3 weeks, ahead of the spring rush.
Everything a landscaper's site needs, from the first build to off-season updates.
Planned around your crews, your service menu and the neighborhoods you cover, with copy written for property owners.
Project pages that walk through the yard before, the plan and the finished patio, wall or planting.
Maintenance pages that explain visit frequency and what each plan covers, with a signup form at the end.
Pages for spring cleanups, aeration, leaf removal, snow plowing and sod installation, live before each rush.
Quote forms that ask for the property address and photos first, so you can size the job before driving out.
Hosting, backups, security and edits handled, with seasonal banners swapped as your services change.
Toggle between design work and lawn plans to see the page, quote form and phone view adapt.
The details that turn a yard search into a quote request or a lawn plan signup.
Visitors can ring or text your office from any page.
Each project shows the problem, the plan and the result.
Mowing, feeding and cleanup plans spell out every visit.
Buyers see right away whether you work on their street.
Spring cleanups, fall leaves and snow work rotate in on time.
Applicator licenses and coverage sit near the quote form.
Hardscape and lawn reviews appear on the matching pages.
Big yard photos load quickly, even on job-site signal.
Rank for project and lawn searches, turn visitors into quotes and get named in AI answers.
Each service and neighborhood page is built around a real local search, from paver patios to sod installation, and tracked weekly. Run it alongside landscaping local SEO and our Business Profile management and you can win map spots as well.
Quote forms start with the address and a few photos, and plan pages let homeowners pick a lawn schedule on their phone. Every lead is tagged to its page, and landscaping marketing can bring in more of the right visitors.
Answer-led pages on plants, materials and upkeep give Google AI Overviews and ChatGPT clear facts to cite. Our AI SEO team checks which answers mention your company.
Every page is aimed at a single yard or lawn search, so traffic spreads across the whole site.
Set dates, a free first draft and no surprises along the way.
We map your design, lawn and seasonal services and sketch a homepage mockup you can edit with us.
Project stories, plan pages and neighborhood copy are written and designed.
Quote forms, scheduling sync, schema and redirects go in, then get a full test run.
The site goes live and seasonal banners are queued for the months ahead.
Quote requests and plan signups build as pages rank and your project galleries grow.
Every form, plan signup and call is linked to its page from day one.
Google finds your patio, sod and lawn plan pages and tests them for local searches.
Local pages and fresh reviews move up for landscaper and lawn care searches.
Plan pages and cleanup offers fill the calendar before the first mow.
Homeowners choose a schedule and sign up without waiting on a callback.
Design galleries attract owners planning patios and full-yard makeovers.
Neighborhood pages bring clients near the streets you already serve.
Reviews and project stories make your crew the trusted pick.
Where a one-size theme falls short for landscapers and lawn care crews.
Generic contractor template: A photo grid with no story behind each yard.
A Zonic-built site: Case-study pages with before shots, the plan and the finished space.
Generic contractor template: No way to sign up for ongoing service online.
A Zonic-built site: Plan pages with a signup form tied to your scheduling tools.
Generic contractor template: Name, email and a blank message box.
A Zonic-built site: Address, photos and project type collected up front.
Generic contractor template: The same banner from spring through winter.
A Zonic-built site: Cleanups, leaf removal and snow pages promoted on time.
Generic contractor template: A long list of towns in the footer.
A Zonic-built site: Pages for the neighborhoods you mow and build in.
Generic contractor template: Sod and planting lumped under other services.
A Zonic-built site: Dedicated sod installation and planting pages that can rank.
Straight from our Google profile, written by business owners we've built for.
Choose the mix of local SEO, Google Ads and lead generation that fits your business, then scale up when you are ready.
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$750/ month
Same price monthly or annually
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Add to any plan as your business grows.
Multiple Branches or a Franchise Territory?
Every business is different. Tell us your goals and we will put together the right plan.
Costs, timelines, plan signups and what belongs on a landscaping website.
We price the build once, on a free call where you walk us through crews, services and your territory, and surprise add-on charges never follow. Landscapers who add a qualifying monthly growth plan see the site folded into our free website offer.
Most landscaping sites go live 2–3 weeks after kickoff. We send a homepage mockup in week one, write and design the pages next, and connect quote forms and scheduling before launch. Starting in winter means the site is ranking and ready before spring calls pick up.
A homepage with a clear quote button, one page per service (design, hardscape, sod installation, mowing, cleanups), lawn plan pages, a project portfolio with before-and-after stories, neighborhood pages, a page on licenses and insurance, and reviews placed near each form.
Yes. Plan pages list what each visit includes and how often crews come, and a short signup form sends the new account to your scheduling software or CRM. Homeowners can start service at night or on weekends without waiting for the office to open.
Many landscapers show what each lawn plan includes and quote design work after a property visit. We build pages that set expectations, explaining what shapes a quote, such as lot size, access and materials, so the leads you get are already a good fit.
Usually not. One site with two clear paths works well: a project path for design and hardscape buyers and a plan path for weekly lawn care. Both share your reviews and brand, and each path has its own pages, forms and calls to action.
Not if the switch is mapped out. Every live URL goes on a list, pages that already earn visits are kept, moved pages get redirects and Google receives the new sitemap. For several weeks after launch we watch rankings, calls and quote requests.
Yes. Sod installation, aeration, spring cleanups, leaf removal and snow plowing each get their own page, written around what people search in your area. Seasonal pages go live before each rush, so they can rank and carry ads when demand starts.
Walk us through your services, your proudest projects and the streets your crews work, and a homepage mockup plus page plan comes back to you at no charge. Questions first? Reach our team, learn who we are, see what else we do or sort out a suspended Google Business Profile. Map rankings are covered in our home services local SEO guide.
Free to request, with no obligation.
Project stories, lawn plan signups and quote forms that ask the right questions.