Websites for hardscaping and landscaping companies
Your website is the front door of the system. It shows your real work, loads fast on a phone and makes it easy to ask you for a quote.
What homeowners look for
Before they call, homeowners want to see the kind of work you do, roughly what it costs and whether you cover their area. If your site is slow, dated or vague, a big project starts to feel like a gamble.
What we build
Every site is designed around your business, not a template.
- Your real projects front and centre, in photos and video
- Clear service pages for what you actually do and where you work
- A tap-through quote form instead of a wall of fields
- Fast loading on phones, where most homeowners look
- Connected to instant follow-up, so every request gets a reply
See an example
Coursework is a concept site we built for a fictional hardscaping company, to show what this can feel like: film-like footage, the job told in the order it happens, and a quote form that takes three taps.
Open the Coursework demoCommon questions
What should a hardscaping website include?
Real photos of your projects, the services you offer, the area you cover, an idea of price ranges, and a simple way to request a quote. Everything else is secondary.
Do I need professional photos?
They help, but they aren’t required to start. We can work with good phone photos and show you how to take better ones on site.
Can you keep my current website?
Sometimes. If it’s fast and easy to update, we can connect it to the system. If not, rebuilding is often quicker and cheaper in the long run.
Part of one system.
This works best connected to the rest: a website that brings in quote requests, instant follow-up, review requests and posts from your job photos.