Can I update the photos on my site myself when I finish new projects?

Yes. We can set it up so you add new before and after photos whenever you want. Finished a big patio job? Upload the pictures and they're on your site the same day. No need to call us every time.

I only operate in Hawkins and a few towns nearby — do I really need a website?

Especially then. When someone in a small town needs a landscaper, they're searching on their phone. If you show up with a real website and the other options don't, you win that job. A smaller service area doesn't mean less competition — it means every lead counts more.

What if I add or drop services depending on the season?

Your site can reflect that. If you do leaf cleanups in fall and garden prep in spring, we can make it simple to swap those in and out. Your website should match what you're actually offering right now, not six months ago.

How do before and after photos look on the site?

We set them up side by side so the difference hits right away. Works on phones and desktops. Good before and after shots sell your work better than any paragraph of text could.

Do you handle hosting too?

Yes. Hosting starts at $50 a month. That covers keeping your site live, fast, and secure. You don't have to worry about servers or technical stuff — just send us your photos and updates.

Web Design · Hawkins, TX

Web Design for Landscapers in Hawkins, TX

You do good work outside. Your website should do good work too. If someone in Hawkins or anywhere in Wood County looks you up and finds something ugly or broken, that's a problem worth fixing.

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Your Yard Work Speaks for Itself — Your Website Should Too

Landscaping is one of those trades where the finished product does all the talking. A clean edge, fresh mulch, a patio that wasn't there last week — people can see the difference. But if your website doesn't show that work off properly, you're asking folks to just trust you sight unseen. And when the other guy in the area has photos and a clean site, guess who gets the call.

What Actually Belongs on a Landscaper's Website

Before and after photos. That's the big one. Nothing sells landscaping work like showing a rough yard next to the finished version. Side by side, no fancy editing needed — just real results. A good site puts those front and center so people can scroll through and think, yeah, I want that.

Beyond photos, you need a clear list of what you actually do. Mowing, leaf removal, mulch, flower beds, hardscape, drainage work, seasonal cleanups — whatever your list looks like. People in Hawkins and around the area shouldn't have to guess. And if you offer different packages for different seasons, that's worth spelling out too. A lot of landscapers pick up extra winter work or run spring specials, and your site should reflect what's current, not what you were doing two years ago.

A Simple Quote Form Changes Everything

Here's what a good landscaping website actually does for you: it gets people to raise their hand. Someone drives past a nice yard near Hawkins ISD, wonders who did the work, and looks you up. If they land on a site that loads fast, shows solid photos, lists your services, and has a simple way to request a quote — you're probably getting that job.

The quote form matters more than you'd think. Keep it short. Name, address, what they're looking for, maybe a spot to upload a photo of their yard. That's it. Make it easy and people will actually use it. Make it complicated and they'll close the tab and call somebody else.

We build sites that do exactly this. Nothing overcomplicated. A clean design that works on phones — because that's where most people are looking — with your services, your photos, and a way to get in touch. A simple site starts at $300 and takes a few days. If you want something bigger with more pages, a full gallery, and room to grow, a full website starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. And if you want people searching for landscapers in Wood County to actually find you on Google, a website with SEO starts at $3,500.

You're already doing the hard part. Mowing in July heat, laying stone, hauling dirt. The website part should be the easy part. So let's make it easy.