Can you set up my site so customers can request a landscaping quote online?

Yes. We'll build a simple quote request form that asks for the basics — name, address, what kind of work they need, and any details they want to share. Submissions go straight to your email. No app to download, no dashboard to learn.

I have a ton of project photos on my phone — can those go on the website?

Send them over and we'll pick the best ones. We'll resize and format them so they look good on the site without slowing it down. Before and after shots work especially well for landscaping — people love seeing the transformation.

What if I offer different services depending on the season?

We can set your site up to reflect that. Spring and summer might be your heavy design and install months, while fall and winter lean more toward cleanups and maintenance. Your site should match what you're actually offering at any given time, and we can make that easy to update.

Do I need a website if most of my work comes from word of mouth?

Word of mouth gets your name out. The website is what people find when they hear your name and want to learn more. If they search for you and nothing comes up — or something embarrassing comes up — that can kill a referral before it turns into a job.

How long does it take to get a landscaping website built?

A full site with your services, photo gallery, and quote form takes about a week. If you just need something simple and fast, we can have a basic site up in a few days starting at $300.

Web Design · New London, TX

Web Design for Landscapers in New London

If you're running a landscaping business in New London and you don't have a website that actually shows your work, you're making people guess whether you're any good. That's a problem you can fix in about a week. And it costs less than a single hardscape job.

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Your Work Speaks for Itself — If People Can Actually See It

Landscaping is one of the most visual trades out there. Before and after photos of a yard you transformed should be doing half your selling for you. But if those photos are just sitting on your phone or buried in a Facebook album from two years ago, they're not doing anything.

A good landscaping website puts your best projects front and center on the screen — not hidden behind menus or crammed into a tiny gallery that takes forever to scroll through. It lists what you actually do. Mowing, landscape design, mulching, hardscaping, seasonal cleanups — whatever your services are, they should be spelled out clearly so someone in Rusk County doesn't have to call you just to find out if you do what they need. That sounds obvious, but most service businesses skip it. They put up a homepage with a phone number and call it done.

And then there's the quote request. If someone's looking at your site on a Saturday morning thinking about redoing their front yard, they should be able to tell you what they want in about 30 seconds. Name, address, what they're looking for, done. That request hits your inbox and now you've got a lead without picking up the phone. For a town the size of New London, where a lot of business runs on relationships and referrals, a website isn't replacing that — it's backing it up. When someone hears your name and looks you up, what they find should make them more confident, not less. A full website with your services, your project photos, and a way to get in touch starts at $1,500 and takes about a week to build. If you want to show up when people search for landscapers in the area, a website with local SEO built in starts at $3,500.

You Shouldn't Have to Apologize for Your Website

There's a specific kind of frustration that comes with knowing your work is good but having a website that doesn't reflect that. You've put years into learning your trade. You know the difference between a job done right and a job done cheap. But your online presence looks like the cheap version. That's backwards, and it's not your fault — nobody taught you how to build a website, and the tools that claim to make it easy usually don't.

What a landscaper's site actually needs isn't complicated. It needs to load fast on a phone, because that's how most people will find it. It needs photos that look sharp without slowing the page down. It needs your service area — New London, the surrounding communities, wherever you're willing to drive. And it needs seasonal info if you offer different services in spring versus fall. People want to know what you can do for them right now, not six months from now.

The other thing that matters is that the site looks like it belongs to a real business. Not a template that looks like every other contractor site on the internet. Your colors, your name, your work. If you don't have a logo yet, that's something we can handle too — starting at $500. But the website itself is the priority. A clean, fast site that shows your portfolio, explains your services, and gives people a way to request a quote. That's the job. We build it, hand it over, and host it for $50 a month if you want us to keep it running. No long-term commitments on the hosting side — just month to month.