Can I keep my current domain name when you redesign my site?

Yes. Your domain is yours. We build the new site and point your existing domain to it. No interruption, no confusion for your customers.

How do I add new project photos after the site is built?

We set up a simple way for you to upload new before-and-after photos without needing to call us every time. If you'd rather just send them over and have us handle it, hosting clients at $50/mo get that kind of ongoing support built in.

Do I really need before-and-after photos on my site?

For landscaping? Yes. It's the single most persuasive thing you can put on your site. A paragraph describing a patio installation does almost nothing compared to two photos side by side. Grab your phone and start documenting jobs now — even if the redesign is a few weeks out.

What if I only offer a few services like mowing and basic cleanup?

Then your site will be simpler, and that's fine. Not every landscaper does full design and hardscaping. A straightforward site that clearly explains what you do and makes it easy to request a quote can start at $1,500. Smaller scope doesn't mean lower quality.

Will a new website help me show up in local searches around East Mountain?

A well-structured site with proper page titles, fast load times, and real content gives you a much better shot than whatever you've got now. If you want to go further with local SEO and Google Business optimization, the Website+SEO package starting at $3,500 covers that.

Website Redesign · East Mountain, TX

Website Redesign for Landscapers in East Mountain

Your mowing stripes are perfect but your website looks like it was designed during a lunch break in 2017. If you're running a landscaping business in East Mountain and your site isn't bringing in quote requests, it's furniture — just taking up space.

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The Portfolio Problem

Here's what landscapers tend to get wrong online: they treat their website like a business card with a phone number and a list of services. Mowing. Mulch. Hardscaping. Done.

But landscaping is visual work. You're reshaping yards, building patios, turning overgrown lots into something worth sitting in. And none of that comes across in a bullet list. A good landscaping site needs before-and-after photos that actually load fast, organized by project type so someone looking for a flagstone patio isn't scrolling past forty lawn photos. It needs seasonal service info so folks in East Mountain know what you offer in March versus October. And it needs a quote request form that doesn't feel like a tax return.

If your current site can't do those things — or does them poorly on a phone — you're not showing people what you actually do. You're just telling them. And telling doesn't close jobs.

Why Your Old Site Stopped Working

Template website builders were fine for a while. Then phones happened. Then Google started caring about page speed. Then every platform added six popup widgets and a cookie banner and suddenly your three-page site takes four seconds to load.

More than half of the people visiting your site are on their phone. Probably sitting in their yard, looking at the mess they want fixed, Googling "landscaping near me." If your site pinches and zooms like a PDF, they're gone. Not because they're impatient — because the next result loads fine.

A redesign isn't about making things prettier. It's about making things work. Mobile-first layout. Fast load times. Clean navigation that gets someone from "I need help with my yard" to "request a quote" without wandering.

What a Redesign Actually Includes

We rebuild from scratch. No patching old templates. You get a site built on clean code that you own — not locked into a subscription platform where you're renting space and can't move your stuff if you leave.

For a landscaping business, that means a real portfolio section with before-and-after galleries. A services page that breaks down what you do — design, installation, maintenance, hardscaping — with enough detail that people self-qualify before they call. Seasonal info so you're not fielding calls about aeration in July. And a quote request form that's short enough that someone actually fills it out.

A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want it built with proper SEO structure so you actually show up when someone in Upshur County searches for landscaping help, that starts at $3,500.

Small Town, Same Standards

East Mountain's a quiet place. Countryside roads, a few hundred folks, agricultural roots. But the people living there still Google things. They still judge businesses by their websites. A rural zip code doesn't mean lower expectations — it means fewer competitors, which is actually an advantage if your site is the one that works.

You don't need a massive web presence. You need a sharp one. Something that loads, looks professional, shows your work, and makes it easy to get in touch. That's it. We're a web design company in Tyler, and we build sites for businesses across East Texas — including the small towns where good work spreads fast and a decent website goes a long way.