Can I add before and after photos to my landscaping website myself?

Yes. We can set it up so you upload new project photos on your own whenever you finish a job. If you'd rather not deal with it, send us the photos and we'll add them for you. Either way works.

What if I only offer a few services like mowing and seasonal cleanup?

That's fine. A simple site starting at $300 can cover that in a few days. You don't need a big website to look professional — you just need a clear one that tells people what you do and how to reach you.

Do I need a quote request form or is a phone number enough?

Both is better. Some folks want to call. Others would rather send a message at 10 PM when they're thinking about it. A quote form catches those people. We keep it short — name, address, what they need, done.

How do I show up when someone searches for a landscaper in Tatum?

That's SEO — search engine work that helps your site rank for local searches. Our website and SEO package starts at $3,500 and includes building the site plus setting it up to target the searches that matter in your area. Takes one to two weeks.

I work in Tatum but also take jobs in surrounding towns. Can the site reflect that?

For sure. We can mention your full service area on the site so you're not leaving jobs on the table from nearby communities. It also helps with search visibility across a wider range.

Web Design · Tatum, TX

Web Design for Landscapers in Tatum

Tatum's got good landscapers. Yards that look incredible by May, hardscape work that holds up for years, crews that show up when they say they will. But almost none of that is visible online — and that's a problem worth fixing.

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Your Work Speaks for Itself — When People Can Actually See It

Landscaping is one of the most visual trades there is. Before and after photos sell jobs better than any paragraph ever could. A property that went from overgrown mess to clean, edged, mulched perfection — that tells the whole story in two images.

But here's what happens without a website. Someone in Tatum or over in Rusk County needs a landscaper. They search on their phone. They find whoever shows up. If you don't show up, you don't exist to that person. Doesn't matter how many yards you've transformed off FM 43 or how many repeat customers you have near the school campus. That new customer never finds you.

A good website for a landscaper does a few things and does them well. It shows your work — real photos, real projects, organized so people can browse. It lists what you actually do, whether that's weekly mowing, seasonal cleanups, landscape design, mulch, rock, retaining walls, or full hardscape installs. And it gives folks a fast way to request a quote without having to call during business hours. That's it. No gimmicks. No fifteen-page sitemap. Just the stuff that gets someone to pick up the phone or fill out a form.

We build sites like that starting at $300 for a simple site that takes a few days, or $1,500 for a full website with a portfolio section, service pages, and a quote request form — done in about a week. If you want to show up in search results when someone types 'landscaper near Tatum TX,' the website and SEO package starts at $3,500.

Seasonal Work Means Your Website Needs to Work Year-Round

Landscaping in East Texas isn't the same job in March as it is in August. Spring is design and planting season. Summer is maintenance. Fall is cleanup. Winter might be slower, but that's when people plan bigger projects — patios, outdoor kitchens, drainage fixes they've been putting off since last spring.

Your website should reflect that. Not in some complicated way. Just updated enough that someone landing on your site in November doesn't see a banner about spring specials from six months ago. We set sites up so you can swap seasonal info easily, or we handle it for you with hosting at $50 a month.

There's another angle worth thinking about. Tatum is a small town. A lot of business comes through people who already know you. But the folks moving in — buying land, building new houses out past Community Park, settling into the area — they don't know anyone yet. They're searching online. A website that loads fast, looks professional, and shows real landscaping work from the area is what gets those calls.

And your competition isn't just the other landscaper down the road. It's every landscaper within a thirty-minute drive who bothered to put a decent site together. When someone searches and finds a site with clean photos, a clear list of services, and an easy quote button — and yours is either nonexistent or looks like it was built as an afterthought — you know who gets that call. The site doesn't need to be fancy. It needs to be right.