Can you set up my site so I can add new project photos myself?

Yes. We can build it so you upload photos and they drop right into your portfolio. No coding required on your end — just drag, drop, and publish.

I already have a website on Wix — can you work with what's there?

We'd rebuild it from scratch rather than try to salvage a template platform build. The result is a faster site, cleaner code, and no monthly platform fees beyond hosting. You also won't be locked into any one system going forward.

Do you handle the writing or do I need to provide all the text?

We handle the copy. You'll tell us what services you offer, what areas you cover, and anything specific you want mentioned. We write it up in a way that works for both visitors and search engines.

What if I only do a few services like mowing and mulch — is a full redesign worth it?

A simpler service list actually makes for a cleaner, more focused site. Visitors see exactly what you do and how to hire you. Fewer services doesn't mean less value from the site — it usually means the opposite.

How do quote requests come in — email, text, or something else?

We can route them however you prefer. Most folks want an email notification, but we can also set it up to send a text alert or both. The form itself is short — name, address, what they need, and maybe a photo of the area. That's it.

Website Redesign · Noonday, TX

Website Redesign for Noonday Landscapers

A homeowner in Noonday drives past your truck parked at a job site, sees your name on the door, and types it into their browser that evening. What they find next either gets you a call or doesn't. If your site hasn't been touched in a few years, it's probably the latter.

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Old Sites Cost You Work — That's Just the Reality

Landscaping is visual work. Mowing lines, retaining walls, fresh mulch beds, patio installs — all of it looks good when it's done right. But if your website loads slowly, looks cramped on a phone, or buries your services behind confusing navigation, none of that matters. The person looking you up moves on. They don't leave a voicemail about it.

What a Landscaping Site Actually Needs

A redesigned site for a landscaper in Noonday doesn't need to be complicated. It needs to do a few things well. Show your work — before and after photos of real jobs, laid out so people can scroll through them without clicking into six different pages. List what you actually do: mowing, landscape design, mulch, hardscaping, seasonal cleanup, whatever your list looks like. And make it dead obvious how to request a quote.

Most landscaping websites built on template platforms make this harder than it should be. The layouts are rigid. The photo galleries look like an afterthought. The contact form asks for too much or not enough. And on a phone — which is where a good chunk of your visitors are — things get worse. Text overlaps, buttons are too small, and the whole experience feels like it wasn't built for the device it's being viewed on.

A redesign fixes all of that. Not by adding more to the site, but by stripping it back and building it around the things that actually matter for your kind of work.

How This Works and What It Costs

We're a web design outfit based in Tyler, about fifteen minutes up the road from Noonday. A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and typically takes about a week. That gets you a site built from scratch — no templates, no drag-and-drop page builders, no platform you're locked into. You own the code. If you want to move it somewhere else down the line, you can.

The build is mobile-first, which means we design for phone screens before we design for desktops. That's the opposite of how most older sites were put together, and it's a big part of why they feel clunky now. We also set up your SEO structure properly — page titles, headings, meta descriptions, image tags — so search engines can actually read and rank your pages. If you want to go further with SEO and run ads on top of it, that's available too, starting at $750 a month.

For landscapers specifically, we'd build in a portfolio section that's easy to update with new project photos, a clear breakdown of your services and service areas, seasonal offerings if you run them, and a quote request form that feeds straight to your email or phone. Nothing fancy. Just a site that works the way it should and represents the quality of your actual work.

Noonday's a small community — ranches, a few churches, folks who've known each other for years. Word travels. But even in a town that size, people still check your website before they call. A site that loads fast, looks right, and makes it simple to get in touch is doing its job. Anything less is getting in your way.

Hosting runs $50 a month if you need it. No long-term contracts on anything.