Can you use photos I've taken on my phone for the portfolio?

Yes. Phone photos from the last few years are usually solid quality. We'll help pick the best ones and can do minor editing to make them consistent. Before-and-after sets from the same angle are ideal, but we work with what you've got.

Will I be able to update seasonal services and pricing myself?

We can set the site up so you can make those kinds of updates without calling us every time. If you'd rather just send us changes and have us handle it, that works too. Either way, keeping seasonal info current is important — it tells people you're active and available right now.

What happens to my old website when you rebuild?

We keep it live until the new one is ready to go. Once you approve the new site, we swap it over. No downtime, no awkward in-between phase where half your site works and half doesn't.

Do I need to have a logo before we start?

It helps, but it's not a dealbreaker. If you need one, we do logo design starting at $500. Or if you've got something you've been using — even just a name and a color you like — we can work with that.

How does the quote request form work on the new site?

Visitors fill out a short form — name, address, what they need, maybe a photo of their yard. It goes straight to your email or phone. No middleman software, no CRM you have to log into. Just a lead, delivered to you.

Website Redesign · Tatum, TX

Website Redesign for Tatum Landscapers

Your landscaping work looks great in person — but your website is telling a different story. If your site hasn't been touched in a few years, it's working against you every single day, and folks in Tatum deserve to see what you actually do before they pick up the phone.

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Your Website Isn't Showing What You Can Do

A landscaper without a good portfolio online is just a name and a phone number. That's it. People want to see the flagstone patio you laid, the bed you ripped out and replanted, the yard you turned around in a weekend. If your current site can't show that — or worse, if the photos load cropped and blurry on a phone — you're not even in the conversation.

What a Rebuilt Site Actually Looks Like

We don't patch old sites. We start over. New code, new layout, built for how people actually browse now — which is mostly on their phones, between errands, sitting in the Tatum ISD pickup line. Your services — mowing, design, mulching, hardscaping, seasonal cleanup — laid out so someone can find what they need in seconds, not minutes.

Before-and-after photos that load fast and look sharp. A quote request form that's short enough people will actually fill it out. Seasonal service info so customers know what you're offering right now, not six months ago. And the whole thing is yours — real code you own, not some website builder that holds your content hostage and charges you to export it.

We build mobile-first, which means we design for the small screen and scale up, not the other way around. That matters more than most people think. A site that loads slow or looks off on a phone doesn't get a second chance. People just move on. And if you're running any kind of paid advertising or posting on social media, almost all of that traffic is coming from phones. So your site better work there first.

What This Costs and How It Works

For most landscaping businesses in Tatum, a full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. That gets you a custom-built site — your photos, your services, your service area, a quote request form, and a layout that actually makes sense for what you do. No templates. No drag-and-drop builders. Code you own outright.

If you also want to show up when someone searches for landscapers near Tatum or in Rusk County, the website plus SEO package starts at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks. That includes the full site build plus the structure and content work that helps search engines find you. For a small town, that kind of visibility goes a long way — there aren't a hundred landscapers competing for the same keywords here, which is actually an advantage if your site is set up right.

Hosting runs $50 a month. And if you want to pair the new site with ongoing SEO and ads to keep the leads coming, that starts at $750 a month. But you don't have to decide all of that up front. Start with the site. See how it feels. We can add from there.

Here's what should frustrate you: your work is good. The yards you maintain around Tatum, the installs, the cleanup jobs — they speak for themselves in person. But online? If your site doesn't reflect that quality, people assume the work matches the website. That's not fair. But it's real. And fixing it isn't some massive six-month project. It's a week of work and a conversation about what you want people to see first.