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Websites for Landscapers and Lawn Care Companies

Landscaping is visual work, and customers buy with their eyes. A good landscaping website shows your best projects, makes it obvious what you do and where you work, and makes asking for an estimate easy. We build exactly that, and you see the finished site before you pay anything.

What a landscaping website needs to do

Lawn care and landscaping customers fall into two groups, and your site should speak to both:

• Recurring maintenance customers want mowing, edging, trimming, leaf cleanup and seasonal visits at a fair, predictable price. They care about reliability: do you show up when you say you will?
• Project customers want design and installation: patios, retaining walls, planting beds, sod, irrigation, lighting or a full backyard makeover. They care about your past work and whether you can handle their project.

We organize your site so each group finds its path quickly, with separate service sections, a project gallery and a clear "Request an estimate" button.

A typical landscaping website layout

1. Home: a strong photo of your work, your service area, your main services and an estimate button.
2. Lawn care and maintenance: weekly or bi-weekly mowing, fertilizing, aeration, cleanups and snow removal if you offer it in winter.
3. Landscape design and installation: hardscaping, planting, mulch, sod and irrigation, with photos for each.
4. Gallery: before-and-after photos grouped by project type, which are often the most persuasive part of the whole site.
5. About and contact: your crew, how long you've been working locally, license and insurance details if they apply, and an estimate form.

If you serve several towns or offer many distinct services, extra pages can be quoted so each service or area gets its own page, which helps your site show up for searches like "lawn care in [your town]".

Built around the seasons

Your services change through the year, and your website should keep up. Your plan includes 1 free edit per month, so you can email us to move spring cleanups to the top in March, switch to fall leaf removal in October, or promote snow removal in winter. Extra edits are $25 each.

Tips we use on landscaping sites

• Use your own project photos. Upload them on our intake form (up to 10 files), and we'll pick the strongest for the home page and gallery. Phone photos are fine if they're bright and in focus.
• Name the towns you serve. Listing your service area in plain text helps both customers and search engines.
• Make the estimate form short. Name, address or town, the service needed and a photo or two of the yard, if possible. Fewer fields, more requests.
• Show reviews. If you have Google or Facebook reviews, send us a few and we'll feature them.

Why landscapers choose Hively

During the season you're on job sites from early morning. You don't have time for a long web project. Our process is one 10-minute form, then a private preview within 48 hours. You can ask for two free rounds of changes, and you pay only when you approve. No contract, no upfront cost, and the domain stays in your name.

Plans and pricing

One plan: the 5-Page Website, now $69.99 a month (normally $99.99). That's 30% off for life while you stay subscribed.

$0 upfront. Pay through PayPal only after you approve your site. No contract, cancel anytime in PayPal.

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