WEBSITES, LOCAL SEO AND ADS FOR LANDSCAPERS.

The website

A landscaping site should split the business the way customers think about it: maintenance on one side, design and installation on the other. We give lawn care, cleanups, planting, patios, retaining walls, irrigation and any seasonal work you do their own pages, each with your photos and a clear request button. People searching for recurring care see how scheduling works; people planning a backyard see finished projects.

We write the copy and you look it over before and after launch, so the services and seasons match your actual calendar. The site is mobile-first, loads fast and has tap-to-call on every page, since many homeowners are looking at their yard while they search. It is designed, written, built and live 24 to 48 hours after kickoff, usually within 48, once we have your logo, photos if you have them and your list of services.

The Google Business Profile

Nearly every landscaper works on the customer's property, so for eligible businesses we set up the Google Business Profile as a service-area business, hide the home or yard address and list the towns and neighborhoods your crews cover. We claim and optimize it for you and you keep owner access. We check eligibility first and never create a listing at a virtual office or an address you do not operate from.

We choose a primary category that fits your main revenue, whether that is landscaper, landscape designer or lawn care service, and add others that truly apply. Services get listed one by one, hours reflect when someone picks up, and photos are updated through the seasons so the profile never looks stale. We post seasonal reminders, help you ask finished customers for honest reviews and reply to each review professionally. No fake, paid or incentivized reviews.

The ads

Google Ads search campaigns let you turn demand up or down with the season. We build and manage them end to end, split between maintenance and installation so each gets its own keywords, ads and landing pages. Location targeting follows your real routes, negative keywords keep out job seekers, free-mulch hunters and DIY searches, and calls and form requests are tracked as conversions. Where Local Services Ads are available for landscaping in your country, we can review whether they suit you.

Meta ads on Facebook and Instagram suit landscaping because a finished yard makes a strong photo, and homeowners start planning well before the ground thaws. We run early-booking and project showcase campaigns to households around your service area, then shift the message as the seasons change. Each month you see which seasons and services brought calls, clicks and customers. Results depend on auctions and on Google, so nobody can guarantee leads or rankings.

My work is seasonal. Is a website worth it in the off-season?

Yes. People plan patios, walls and planting well before the season starts, and early bookings help you fill the calendar. The site keeps collecting quote requests while the crews are off.

Should I list my home address on Google?

Usually not. If customers do not visit you there, a service-area profile with the address hidden is the right setup, and it shows the towns you serve instead.

How do I stop getting calls from towns I do not serve?

We set your profile's service area and your ad location targeting to match your real routes. The website names those towns clearly, which also helps people outside the area know to look elsewhere.

Can I advertise snow removal on the same site?

If you offer it, yes, on its own page with its own ads that run only in winter. Keeping it separate means lawn and snow customers each see what they came for.

Do photos really matter on my Google profile?

Buyers of design and installation work want to see finished yards before they call. Photos and reviews appear on your profile, and fresh, real photos from each season give people a reason to trust you. We help you keep them current.