Before-and-after photos, large
A muddy plot next to the finished patio is the most persuasive thing on the page. We give it room.
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Garden work is seasonal, visual and local. The customer wants to see a patio you have laid, know you cover their town, and get a rough price without a fuss. We build landscaping websites that do all three on a phone screen, for £250 and no contract.
Six things. Everything else is decoration. Every one of these is in the £250 build.
A muddy plot next to the finished patio is the most persuasive thing on the page. We give it room.
Patios, decking, turfing, fencing, driveways, maintenance. A rough price per square metre saves everyone a wasted visit.
Spring is lawns and borders, autumn is fencing and clearance. The editor we hand over lets you change the headline yourself.
Town by town, so you appear for “landscaper + town” rather than the national directories.
Job type, rough size, photos of the space, when they want it done.
Checkatrade, Marshalls registered installer, Which? Trusted Trader. Whatever you have, shown properly.
Greenway is our landscaping demo. Green and stone tones, a full-width hero of a finished garden, and a services grid where every card carries a price. The before-and-after strip sits under the services because it is what people scroll to.
For your build we use your finished jobs and your prices, and set the headline for the season you launch in. The editor lets you swap the hero photo when the next big job finishes.
Open the live site£250 to build. Then only what you choose.
The £250 covers the complete site: design, build, your photos, the contact form, the security padlock and hosting for the first year. After that hosting is £60 a year, or take the files and host it yourself. Your domain is bought in your own name, usually £10 to £15 a year.
Add-ons landscapers and gardeners usually pick
Yes. Every site comes with a simple editor. Change the headline to “Book your spring lawn renovation” in February and “Fencing before the storms” in October, no developer needed.
Yes, and you should. Rough “from” prices for patios, decking and turfing filter out people with a £500 budget for a £5,000 job, and reassure the ones who can afford it.
Not to launch. One page with a services grid and a gallery does the job. If driveways or garden design are where the money is, give those their own page with the £150 extra pages add-on.
Yes. Trade memberships and registered installer badges go in the trust strip under the headline, linked to your profile.
A fixed written price and a launch date, usually back within a few hours. No deposit to ask.