Can I add new project photos to the portfolio myself?

Yes. The site gets built so you can upload new before-and-after photos without needing to call anyone. If you'd rather send them over and have us handle it, that works too.

Do you build sites for landscapers who do both residential and commercial work?

Yep. If you handle both, the site gets structured to speak to each audience separately. Homeowners and property managers are looking for different things, and the site should reflect that.

How does a quote request form actually work on my end?

Someone fills out the form on your site. You get an email with their info — name, address, what service they want. You follow up however you normally would. It's just a direct line from your website to your inbox.

I only serve a few towns around Wells. Can the site reflect that?

That's actually ideal. We list your exact service area so you're not fielding calls from three counties away. Keeps your leads local and relevant.

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

Start taking them. Even phone photos of finished jobs work well when the site is designed around them. We can build the portfolio section now and you fill it as you go.

Web Design · Wells, TX

Web Design for Landscapers in Wells, TX

Most landscaping companies put more thought into their truck lettering than their website. That's a problem. If someone in Wells or anywhere in Cherokee County searches for a landscaper and finds your site, it needs to do one job — make them pick up the phone.

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Your Work Is Visual. Your Website Should Be Too.

Landscaping sells itself when people can see it. A row of before-and-after photos does more than three paragraphs about your commitment to quality ever will. But those photos need to load fast, display well on a phone, and not be crammed into some tiny slideshow nobody clicks through.

A good landscaper website puts the work front and center — mowing, hardscape, seasonal cleanups, full landscape design, whatever you offer. Each service gets its own section. Each section tells folks what they're getting and roughly what to expect. No guessing.

And then there's the quote request. That's the whole reason the site exists. A short form, easy to find on every page. Name, address, what they need, done. That's the structure that actually turns a visitor into a phone call or a filled inbox.

Wells Is Small. That Works in Your Favor.

In a town where everybody knows everybody, you might wonder why a website matters at all. Here's the thing about Wells — people still search online before they hire, even in a place with one Methodist church and ranch land in every direction. And a lot of the work comes from outside town. Folks in Jacksonville, Rusk, Alto — they're searching too.

A clean website with your service area listed, your work shown, and a way to request a quote means you're not limited to who already knows your name. You can cover Cherokee County and beyond without spending a dime on gas to prove it.

What It Costs

A simple one-page site with your services and a contact form — that's starting at $300 and takes a few days. If you want a full site with a portfolio, individual service pages, quote request forms, and a layout that actually reflects the quality of your work, that's starting at $1,500 and about a week of build time.

If you also want to show up when someone Googles "landscaper near Wells TX," a website paired with SEO runs starting at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks. That includes the site build plus the groundwork to get you ranking in local searches.

Hosting is $50 a month. No surprises.

What You Get

A website that loads quickly, looks right on every screen size, and makes it obvious what you do and where you do it. Your service list — mowing, mulching, bed design, hardscape, seasonal work — laid out plainly. A portfolio section for project photos. A quote form that doesn't ask twenty questions.

Nothing bloated. Nothing that takes six months to launch. Just a site that does the job — same way you'd expect a retaining wall to hold.