Can I add new project photos myself or do I have to pay you every time?

You can update photos yourself if you want — we'll show you how. Or we can handle it for you as part of the monthly maintenance plan. Totally up to you and how much you want to deal with the backend.

What if I only do certain services in certain seasons?

We can set up your site so it's easy to turn services on and off, or highlight seasonal stuff when it's relevant. You shouldn't have to leave "spring aeration" on your homepage in November.

Do I need to write all the text for the site or do you handle that?

We handle it. You tell us what services you offer and what makes you different, and we'll write the pages. You review it, tell us what to change, and we adjust until it sounds right.

How do people request quotes?

We build a simple contact form that asks for the basics — name, phone, address, what they need done. It sends straight to your email. You respond however you normally would.

What if I don't have good photos of my work?

Take some next time you finish a job. Phone photos are fine as long as they're clear and show the actual work. If you really don't have any, we can get the site live with placeholder content and you can swap in real photos as you go.

Will my site show up on Google?

The site itself will be built so Google can find it and index it properly. But if you want to rank high for search terms in Jacksonville and Cherokee County, that takes ongoing SEO work, which is separate and starts at $3,500 for the site plus initial SEO setup.

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Websites for Jacksonville Landscapers That Actually Get You Jobs

Half the landscaping companies in Jacksonville don't even have a website, and the other half have ones that make potential customers immediately check out the next Google result. That's not a high bar to clear, but you'd be surprised how many people still can't clear it.

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Your website should show what you do, not confuse people

Someone searching for lawn care or landscape design in Cherokee County pulls up your site on their phone. They want to see what kind of work you do. They want to know if you handle residential or commercial or both. They want to see pricing or at least understand how to get a quote without filling out some massive form.

Instead, they get a homepage with a generic grass photo, a paragraph of text that says nothing specific, and no clear way to contact you except a phone number buried at the bottom. Or worse — a contact form that asks for their property size, soil type, and a detailed description before you'll even respond. They're gone before they finish scrolling.

You need a site that shows your before-and-after projects right up front. Mulch jobs, hardscaping, seasonal cleanups, whatever you're good at. You need your services listed clearly — mowing, design, irrigation, whatever applies. You need a simple quote form that asks for name, address, phone, and what they need done. That's it. And you need all of this to load fast and look good on a phone because nobody's firing up their laptop to hire someone to edge their driveway.

We build sites for landscapers starting at $300 for a simple 3-5 page setup. It includes a gallery for your photos, a services page, a contact form that goes straight to your email, and it's done in a few days. If you want something bigger with 10+ pages and more room for content, that starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you also want to show up when people Google "landscaping near Jacksonville College Campus" or "lawn care Cherokee County," the site plus SEO starts at $3,500. You're not stuck with something that embarrasses you every time someone asks if you have a website.

Show your work or people assume you don't have any

Landscaping is visual. People want to see what you've done before they trust you with their yard. If your site doesn't have photos of actual jobs you've completed, they're going to assume you just started last week or you're not proud of your work. Even if that's not true.

You don't need a hundred photos. You need maybe a dozen good ones that show range. A lawn transformation. A patio install. A flower bed design. Seasonal cleanup work if that's a big part of your business. Before-and-afters work even better because people love seeing the difference. You can update these whenever you finish a job you're proud of — the whole point is that your site reflects what you're actually doing right now, not what you were doing three years ago.

And if you're running different services depending on the season — spring mulching, summer mowing, fall cleanup, winter pruning — your site should make that obvious. A static homepage that never changes doesn't help anyone. You should be able to update a banner or a callout that says "Now scheduling spring mulch installs" or whatever's relevant. You shouldn't need to hire someone every time you want to change a sentence.

We set you up so you can make basic updates yourself, or we can handle it for you if you'd rather not mess with it. Hosting and maintenance starts at $50 a month, which covers backups, updates, and small tweaks when you need them. If you want ongoing help showing up in search results or running ads, that starts at $750 a month. But the site itself is yours — you're not locked into paying us forever just to keep it online. You just need something that works and makes you look like you know what you're doing, because you do.