Do you build websites specifically for landscaping companies?

We build websites for all kinds of small businesses, and landscapers have specific needs — project galleries, service lists, seasonal info, quote request forms. We know what should go on a landscaping site and how to structure it so people actually use it.

Can I update the photos on my site myself?

Yes. We'll set it up so you can swap out project photos whenever you want. Finished a big hardscape job near the marina? Add those photos the same day. No need to call us every time.

How does the quote request form work?

Someone fills out a short form on your site — name, address, what they need done, maybe a photo of their yard. It goes straight to your email or phone. You follow up when you're ready. No middleman, no lead service taking a cut.

I mostly work around Seven Points and the Lake Palestine area. Can you make that clear on the site?

That's exactly the kind of thing we'd build into your service area info. If you cover Seven Points, Mabank, Gun Barrel City, whatever your range is — we make that obvious so you're not fielding calls from two hours away.

What if I already have a website but it looks rough?

We'd take a look at it and tell you honestly whether it makes sense to fix what's there or start over. Sometimes a redesign is the move. Sometimes the bones are fine and it just needs better photos and a cleanup. Either way, we'll give you a straight answer.

Web Design · Seven Points, TX

Web Design for Landscapers in Seven Points

When was the last time you actually sent someone to your website and felt good about it? If you're a landscaper in Seven Points, your work probably looks a whole lot better than your online presence does. That's a fixable problem.

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Your Yard Photos Deserve Better Than That Website

You've got a phone full of project photos — patios you built out near the lake, yards you rescued from years of neglect, clean mulch lines that took real effort. And right now, those photos are either sitting on your phone doing nothing or they're crammed onto a website that makes them look worse than they are. Bad lighting didn't ruin those shots. Bad web design did.

A landscaping website needs to do two things well: show your work in a way that makes people want to hire you, and make it dead easy — sorry, make it simple — for them to actually request a quote. That's it. Before-and-after galleries that load fast. A clear list of what you offer — mowing, landscape design, hardscaping, mulch, seasonal cleanups, whatever your crew handles. And a quote request form that doesn't feel like a tax return.

Seven Points is a small town, and a lot of your business probably comes from people who already know you. But here's the thing about lakeside communities — there's always turnover. New folks buying property near Lake Palestine, seasonal residents fixing up their places, people who just moved out from Dallas and need someone local. Those people are going to search online before they ask a neighbor. And when they find you, your website is either going to make them call or make them scroll past.

What We'd Actually Build You

We're a web design shop in Tyler, and we build websites for small businesses across East Texas. For a landscaper in Seven Points, we'd put together something clean and fast — your services laid out plainly, a gallery that actually does your work justice, and a quote form that takes about thirty seconds to fill out.

We can include seasonal service options if your work changes through the year. A lot of landscapers do spring cleanups, fall leaf removal, different stuff in summer. Your website should reflect that so people aren't guessing whether you handle what they need in March versus October.

A simple site starts at $300 and takes a few days. If you need something more built out — multiple pages, a full portfolio section, service area info — a full website starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. And if you want to show up when someone in Henderson County searches for a landscaper, we do website and SEO packages starting at $3,500.

Can We Talk About Your Competitors for a Second?

Go look up a few other landscapers in the Seven Points and Lake Palestine area. Pull up their websites. Some of them don't have one at all — which, honestly, is almost better than having a bad one. A bad website makes a business look less trustworthy than no website does. That's not a dig at anyone. It's just how people's brains work.

So there's actually an opportunity here. In a market this size, one good website puts you ahead of nearly everyone. Not because you're gaming some system, but because you showed up and presented your business like you take it seriously. People notice that. Especially people about to spend real money on a patio or a full yard redesign.

You don't need to overthink this. You need a site that loads quick on a phone, shows off what you can do, and makes it obvious how to hire you. We can have that done in days, not months. And you'll actually want to send people to it.