Website design for landscapers and garden businesses
Landscaping is a visual job: people judge you by the gardens you have built. These designs give your projects the space and the quiet layout they need.
What your customers look for
- They scroll through photos of finished gardens before they read a word.
- They want to know whether you design, build, maintain, or all three.
- They want to understand how a job runs, from the first visit to the finished garden.
How the design is built for this trade
- 01Projects first
Large, uncluttered photos of finished gardens at the top, with the kind of project and the area under each one.
- 02Design, build, maintain
Separate blocks for what you do, so a customer who needs a monthly mow is not lost among the full renovations.
- 03How a job runs
A short sequence from the first visit to handover, in your own words.
- 04Plants and materials
A section for the plants, stone and timber you like to work with.
- 05An enquiry form for the site visit
Asks for the address, the size of the space and what the person has in mind.
Designs to start from
Each one is a finished site for a made-up business. Open it, scroll through it and see how it would look with your name on it.
Canobolas Landscaping
Hinterland Garden Co.
Saltbush LandscapesWhat you bring
- Photos of gardens you have finished
- The services you provide and the areas you work in
- A few lines on how a job runs
- Your phone number and email
Ready-made starts at A$39 a month + GST, with no setup fee. Hosting on our own servers and HTTPS are included. See what Ready-made includes.
Questions people ask
What if I have only a few project photos?
Start with your strongest ones. The gallery grows as you add more, and sections without photos stay out until then.
Can I list maintenance plans?
Yes. Describe them in your own words and, if you want, your own prices.
Does the site work for a plant nursery too?
Yes. There are designs for nurseries with a product-style layout. Online ordering is a separate product that is still in development.
