The photos that sit there
You have three hundred job photos on your phone. Not one of them is online. It is the most convincing portfolio in the trade, and nobody sees it.
For landscaping companies
Paving stone, retaining walls, design, mowing, flower beds: nobody buys landscaping from a block of text. They buy from a before photo and an after photo. That is your advantage over almost every other trade, and it is the one that most often sits asleep in a phone.
What you actually need
From 139 $/month · delivered in 30 days
The real problem
People decide to redo their yard in February, looking out the window. They call in April. If you do not exist online in February, they already have a name in mind when they pick up the phone.
You have three hundred job photos on your phone. Not one of them is online. It is the most convincing portfolio in the trade, and nobody sees it.
“How much to redo my yard?” With no dimensions, no photo, no address, you cannot say anything — so you drive out, for free, for a project that may not have been serious.
Paving stone pays well, but maintenance pays all season, every year. Most landscaping sites do not sell it anywhere.
What we build for you
One before photo, one after photo, two lines about the project. Repeated thirty times.
Every job becomes its own entry: type of work, area, size, materials. Adding a project later does not mean rebuilding the site — you send us the photos, the page is generated.
We add a quote request where the customer attaches a photo of their property and gives rough dimensions. No more driving out for nothing.
On your site
Packages
For a landscaper, the Structure package is almost always the right one: one page per service and per area is exactly what puts you in front of the spring searches.
Common questions
Yes, and it is the ideal setup: one address, two sections, and your summer customers become your winter customers. It is the cheapest way there is to double your season. We build both sides on the same site.
A recent phone is more than enough. Three rules: shoot the before photo from the same angle as the after, on an overcast day rather than in full sun, and put the tools away before you shoot. That beats a photographer once every five years.
For maintenance, yes: it is a package, it sells like a package. For the work itself, a range per square foot with a note on what moves it is enough. It saves you the calls from people who were looking for three times cheaper.
We do. You send us the photos and two lines about the project, we build the entry. It comes out of the 3 hours every 6 months included in your package, and you never touch the site.
Fifteen minutes to see what it would look like in your case.