— Landscapers
Websites that show off your work.
Landscaping is a visual business. Your website should be too. I build photo-driven sites for Northern Colorado landscapers — lawn care, design, irrigation, snow removal — and the local SEO that captures the seasonal demand.
— What I do for landscapers
Visual-first, season-aware.
Photo-driven, not text-heavy
Landscaping is visual. Your portfolio sells the work. We build the site around your best photos, not paragraphs of "unparalleled craftsmanship" copy.
Seasonal service architecture
Lawn care in summer, snow removal in winter, design projects shoulder seasons. The site reflects your real seasonal calendar, not a generic year-round services page.
Project portfolio with neighborhoods
Customers want to see work near them. Each portfolio piece tags its neighborhood (Water Valley, Highland Meadows, Cobblestone Crossing). Locals recognize the streets and trust the work.
Quote request with project type
A simple multi-step form that captures project type, square footage estimate, and timing — so you can quote intelligently without three back-and-forth emails.
Web Design for Landscapers
Beautiful, photo-driven websites that show your work. Service pages built around lawn care, design, irrigation, snow removal — whatever your specialty.
See detailsLocal SEO for Landscapers
Capture the seasonal Q1 rush when homeowners search "landscaping near me." GBP, citations, content tuned for landscaping search behavior.
See details— Common questions
Things people ask before we get started
Lawn care + design + snow removal — do all three need their own page?
Yes, if you offer all three. Each has its own customer search behavior. Someone searching "Windsor lawn care" wants to see lawn care; someone searching "landscape design Loveland" wants to see design portfolios. One generic services page doesn't convert as well as three focused pages.
When should I start the website work?
Best time to launch a landscaping website is January–February. The Q1 search spike is when most homeowners decide on landscaping for the year, so a site that's live and ranking by then captures the season's demand. October–November is also fine if you want to be ready for the spring.
What about my existing portfolio photos?
Bring them. Phone photos work fine if they're well-lit and recent. We optimize them for fast loading and tag them by project type + neighborhood.
— Ready when you are
Spring demand starts in February. Let's get you ready.
I work with a few new businesses each month. If you've got a project in mind, send me a note. I'll get back within one business day.