Web design for landscape design companies
I design and build websites for landscape design and build companies that show finished yards properly and fill your design calendar with the right projects.
Free homepage teardown for your landscaping company
Send me your site. I’ll record a short video on what works, what doesn’t, and what I’d change first.
How clients choose
Homeowners planning a full backyard want to see finished spaces that look like what they imagine, and to know you can handle design, hardscape and planting as one job. Most research in winter and early spring. The site has to show complete projects and make booking a design consultation easy before the season fills.
- landscaping company calgary
- landscape design calgary
- backyard landscaping near me
- landscape design build
- patio and retaining wall contractor
- landscape architect near me
- xeriscape landscaping calgary
What people type before they choose. Each of these deserves a clear answer somewhere on your site, usually its own page.
Pages your site needs
The pages I plan for almost every landscaping company website, and why each one earns its place.
Project pages
Full yards with plans or renderings beside the finished photos. It shows design thinking, not just labour.
Design and build services
Design, hardscape, planting, lighting and irrigation, each explained.
Our process
Consultation, design, quote, scheduling and build, with when to book for the season.
Materials
Stone, pavers, decking and plant palettes suited to your climate.
Maintenance
If you offer ongoing care, a separate page so it does not dilute design-build.
What builds trust
The signals that move someone from browsing to choosing a landscaping company.
Licensed, insured, WCB covered
Stated plainly for homeowners comparing contractors.
Design credentials
Designers on staff and their training, without overstating titles.
Workmanship warranty
What you guarantee on hardscape and plant material, in general terms.
Seasons of photos
Projects photographed when finished and again once the planting matures.
The conversion path
Primary action: Book a design consultation.
Fallback: Call to talk about your yard.
The form asks about yard size, what they want and their timing. A note on when design slots fill for spring encourages early bookings without pressure.
Common mistakes
What I see most often when I review sites in this field.
Lawn care mixed with design
Mowing and premium design-build on the same page confuses positioning.
Only close-up photos
Without wide shots, clients cannot see the whole design.
No seasonal guidance
Leaving out when to book means clients call in May and find you full.
Features worth building
Plan and photo pairs
Design drawing beside the finished result on each project.
Photo upload on enquiries
Clients share their yard so the first visit is productive.
Season status line
A simple note on booking availability edited from the CMS.
Websites for landscape design companies: common questions
Over the winter, before homeowners start planning. That is when you add last season’s projects, refresh photos and update booking notes. I set the site up so you can do this yourself in an afternoon, adding new projects and changing your availability line without calling me.
Yes, if design-build is the work you want more of. Maintenance can live on its own page, but leading with mowing tells premium clients you are a lawn service. Clear structure lets each audience find what they need without diluting your positioning.
They help a lot. Showing a design drawing next to the finished yard proves you plan before you dig. It also helps clients understand what they get from a paid design phase, which makes your design fee easier to accept.
Describe what drives cost rather than listing prices. Grade changes, retaining walls, materials and access all move a budget. A page that explains this honestly prepares clients and reduces consultations with people whose budget does not match the yard they want.
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- nick@tavro.ca
- 587-439-9994
- Calgary, Alberta