Can I update photos on my own when I finish a new project?

Yes. We'll set it up so you can add before-and-after photos yourself whenever you want. No calling us every time you finish a job — just upload and it's live.

Do you build the site around the services I actually offer?

Every page is built around your specific services. If you do mowing, hardscape, and seasonal cleanups but don't touch irrigation — we're not putting irrigation on your site. It matches what you actually do.

Will this work for someone searching in Cedar Creek or Mabank too?

If you serve areas around Gun Barrel City, we structure the site and content to reflect that. Your service area matters, and the site should match where you actually work — not just one zip code.

What if I only have phone photos of my work?

Phone photos are fine. Honestly, real job site photos taken on a phone look more authentic than anything staged. We'll format and size them properly so they load fast and look good on the site.

How does the quote request form work on my end?

You get an email or text — your choice — the second someone submits a request. All their info is right there. No logging into a dashboard or checking some app you'll forget about.

Web Design · Gun Barrel City, TX

Web Design for Landscapers in Gun Barrel City

Over half the folks searching for a landscaper will pick the one with the better website — not the better crew. That's a rough deal if your site looks like it was thrown together in an afternoon. We build websites for landscapers that actually bring in jobs.

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Your Lawn Work Looks Great. Your Website Doesn't.

You've got a truck full of equipment and a phone that should be ringing more than it does. Gun Barrel City sits right on Lake Palestine, and between the lakefront properties and the neighborhoods spreading out along 334, there's no shortage of yards that need work. But when someone searches for landscaping near them, they're making a snap decision based on what they see online.

If your website is slow, ugly, or hard to use on a phone — they're calling the next guy. Doesn't matter if you do better work. Doesn't matter if you've been at it longer. The website wins the first impression before you ever get a chance to bid the job.

And if you don't have a website at all? You're invisible to anyone who didn't get your name from a neighbor.

What a Landscaper's Website Actually Needs

1. **Before-and-after photos that load fast.** This is your portfolio. A sod install in Gun Barrel Park's neighborhood, a patio build off Lakeshore Drive — people want to see the transformation. We set up galleries that look sharp on every screen without dragging your load time down.

2. **A clear list of what you do.** Mowing, mulch, hardscape, seasonal cleanups, full landscape design — whatever your services are, they need to be easy to find. Not buried in a wall of text. Each service gets its own space so people can find exactly what they need.

3. **A quote request that takes thirty seconds.** Name, address, what they need, done. Nobody's filling out a long form to get a quote on hedge trimming. We make it dead easy for someone to go from browsing to booking — and the request goes straight to your phone.

What This Costs

A full website with service pages, a photo gallery, and a quote form starts at $1,500. That's built in about a week. If you want to pair it with local SEO so you actually show up when someone in Henderson County searches for landscaping — that's starting at $3,500 and takes a week or two.

Hosting runs $50 a month. That covers everything — uptime, speed, updates, none of the headaches.

Seasonal work means your busy months matter more than anything. A site that's ready before spring hits is worth way more than one you're still thinking about in June.