Can you set up a before-and-after gallery for my landscaping projects?

That's one of the first things we'd build. A good before-and-after gallery is the strongest selling tool a landscaper has. We set it up so photos display well on phones and desktops, organized by project type—lawn work, hardscaping, garden design, whatever you do most.

My current site is on Wix. Can I move off it?

Yes, and you probably should. Platforms like Wix own the structure—you're working inside their limits. We build your new site with clean code that you own outright. If you ever want to move hosts or hire someone else down the road, you can. Nothing's locked up.

How does the quote request form work?

We build a short form that asks for the basics—name, address, what kind of work they need, and maybe a photo upload if they want to show you the yard. Submissions go straight to your email or phone. Keeps things simple for you and the customer.

Will my redesigned site show up for searches in nearby towns like Gilmer or Pittsburg?

The site will be structured with good SEO fundamentals so search engines understand what you do and where you work. If you want to actively target surrounding areas in Upshur County and beyond, the Website+SEO package starting at $3,500 goes deeper on that.

I only do seasonal work—mowing in summer, leaf cleanup in fall. Can the site reflect that?

For sure. We can set up service sections that highlight what's current or lay out your seasonal offerings so customers know what to expect and when. It's your site, so it says what you need it to say.

Website Redesign · Ore City, TX

Website Redesign for Ore City Landscapers

A new website won't make your crew show up earlier or keep the deer out of someone's flower beds. But it can make sure the right people actually find you and stick around long enough to ask for a quote. That's the part worth fixing.

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What's Probably Going On with Your Current Site

Your landscaping website loads. It has your phone number on it. Maybe a few photos. And somehow, it still isn't doing much for you.

Here's what tends to happen. Someone in Ore City or over in Gilmer needs their yard overhauled. They search on their phone. Your site comes up—maybe—and it takes a while to load. The photos look small and cramped on a phone screen. There's no clear way to request a quote. They tap back and call whoever shows up next. You never know it happened. That's not a theory about what bad websites do. That's just how people use their phones now, and most landscaping sites weren't built with that in mind.

The other thing—if your site is on one of those drag-and-drop platforms, you're stuck with whatever layout they gave you. You can't build a real before-and-after gallery that actually sells your hardscape work. You can't set up a quote form that asks the right questions. You can swap some colors around and that's about it. For a landscaper whose best sales tool is showing what a property looked like before and after, that's a real limitation.

So What Does a Redesign Actually Look Like?

We rebuild the whole thing from scratch. Not a refresh, not a new coat of paint on the same template. A new site built around what a landscaping business in Upshur County actually needs.

That means a portfolio section where your before-and-after shots look good on any screen—phone, tablet, desktop. A clear breakdown of your services, whether that's weekly mowing, seasonal mulching, landscape design, or stone and hardscape work. Seasonal pricing if you want it. And a quote request form that's short enough people will actually fill it out but specific enough you're not playing phone tag all afternoon trying to figure out what they need.

The site loads fast. It's built mobile-first, because most of the folks searching for landscaping help in Ore City are doing it from their phone while standing in their yard looking at whatever problem they want fixed. The code is yours—you own it, no monthly platform fees eating into your margins, no getting locked into something you can't move away from. And the whole thing is structured so Google can actually read it and figure out what you do and where you do it. A full website redesign like this starts at $1,500 and usually takes about a week.

A Few Things You Might Be Wondering

Can I keep my photos? — Yeah, if they're decent quality. But honestly, if you're doing good work around Ore City and you've got a phone from the last few years, take some new ones. Morning light, right after cleanup. Those sell better than anything.

Do I need the SEO package too? — Depends on how much competition you've got. If you're mostly getting jobs through word of mouth and just want a solid site to send people to, the $1,500 build covers you. If you want to show up when someone searches "landscaper near Ore City" and you're competing with crews from Longview and Gilmer, the Website+SEO package at $3,500 is worth a look. That takes a week or two.

What about hosting? — We offer hosting at $50 a month. That keeps the site live, maintained, and running the way it should. But again—you own the code. You're not renting anything.