Can you set up before-and-after photo galleries on my site?

Yes. That's one of the main things we build for landscaping companies. We set up project galleries where each entry shows the before photo, the after photo, and a short description of the work. You send us the photos and we handle the rest.

What if I don't have professional photos of my work?

Phone photos are fine. Modern phones take good enough pictures for a website. Just try to shoot in decent light — early morning or late afternoon is best — and get a wide enough angle to show the full project. We can crop and adjust from there.

How does the quote request form work?

Visitors fill out a short form with their name, address, and a description of what they need. The form sends that info directly to your email. You follow up however you normally would. We can also add a phone number field or a preferred-contact-method option if you want.

Do I need the SEO package or is just a website enough?

Depends on your goals. The website alone gives you a professional presence that you can hand out and point people to. The SEO package, starting at $3,500, is for ranking in Google searches so new customers find you without already knowing your name. If you're trying to grow beyond word-of-mouth, SEO is how that happens.

Can I update the site myself or do I need to go through you?

We can set it up either way. If you want to add photos or change your service list on your own, we'll build it on a platform that lets you do that. If you'd rather just text us a photo and say 'add this,' we can handle updates for you through our hosting plan, starting at $50 a month.

Web Design · Tool, TX

Web Design for Landscapers in Tool

$1,500. That's the starting cost of a full landscaping website — one with your project photos, your services, and a way for people to request quotes. If you're running a crew in Tool and you either don't have a site or have one you'd rather not show anyone, that's a pretty small number for what it solves.

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Landscaping Sells on Sight

Nobody hires a landscaper because of a well-written paragraph. They hire because they saw a photo of a patio install or a yard cleanup that looked like the one they want. This is one of the few trades where a good before-and-after image does more work than anything else on the page.

But the photos need to be on a site that loads quickly and displays them at full size without distortion. If they're crammed into a slow template with tiny thumbnails, they're not doing much for you. The layout matters. Big images, organized by project type — hardscapes, bed design, seasonal work, lawn maintenance. A visitor should be able to land on your site, see the quality of your work, and know what services you offer within a few seconds.

That's what we build. A portfolio-driven site with a short quote request form. Name, address, what they need done. No friction.

Small Town, Same Search Bar

Tool is a small community. Henderson County, agricultural roots, the kind of place where people know each other by name. So you might figure a website is unnecessary — everyone already knows who handles lawn care around here.

Except they don't. People who just moved out from Tyler or picked up property near the lake aren't plugged into that network yet. They're going to search "landscaper near Tool TX" or "lawn care Henderson County." And if you don't show up, someone else will. Or worse — nobody shows up, and they call a company out of Tyler who charges more and drives an hour to get there.

A site with your name, your number, your service area, and a few photos of recent work is enough to catch those searches. It doesn't need to be fancy. It needs to exist and not look abandoned.

What Goes on the Site

Landscaping companies need a few specific things on their websites, and most of them are straightforward.

First — a portfolio page. Before-and-after photos of real jobs you've done. Mulch installs, patio builds, drainage fixes, full yard redesigns. This is the page that sells. Second — a services page that lists everything you offer. Mowing, edging, leaf removal, hardscape, landscape design, seasonal contracts. Be specific. If someone's looking for retaining wall work and you do it but don't mention it, they'll move on. Third — a quote request form. Keep it short. And fourth — a page with your service area, your phone number, and maybe a line or two about how you operate.

We handle all of this. We'll also make sure the site works well on phones, since that's where people are searching when they're standing in their yard thinking about what they want done. A full website starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you also want to show up in Google search results for your area, our website and SEO package starts at $3,500.

Seasonal Pages Are Worth Having

Landscaping is seasonal work, and your site should reflect that. A page for spring cleanup services in March. Fall leaf removal and bed prep in October. Holiday lighting if you do it.

These pages serve two purposes. They tell visitors what you're currently offering so they don't have to call and ask. And they give Google something specific to index — "fall yard cleanup Tool TX" is a real search that a real person types in. A single static homepage doesn't capture any of that.

We can set these up as part of the initial build or add them later. It's not a complicated addition. But it's one that a surprising number of landscaping sites skip entirely, and it's free traffic they're leaving on the table.