Can you work with the photos I already have of my landscaping projects?

Yes. If you've got photos on your phone or in a Google Drive folder somewhere, send them over. We'll crop, resize, and arrange them into a proper before-and-after gallery. Better photos make a better site, but we work with what you've got.

What happens to my old website during the redesign?

It stays live until the new one is ready. We build the new site separately and only switch things over once you've approved it. No downtime, no awkward half-finished page sitting out there.

Do I need to write all the text for my service pages?

No. Tell us what services you offer, what areas you cover, and any details you want included. We write the copy. You review it, request changes, and approve it before anything goes live.

Will my site show up for searches in towns near Eustace?

The site will be structured so Google can connect your business to the areas you serve. If you want active SEO work — building out location-specific content, managing your Google Business profile, ongoing adjustments — that's the website plus SEO package. The base redesign gives you a strong foundation to build on.

I change my services seasonally. Can I update the site myself?

We can set it up so you can make simple text and photo updates on your own. Or you can send us changes and we'll handle them. Either way works.

Website Redesign · Eustace, TX

Website Redesign for Landscapers in Eustace

You probably already tried fixing your website once. Maybe you paid someone on a freelance site, or you spent a weekend dragging boxes around in a website builder. It looked fine on your laptop, and then you checked it on your phone and something was off — but you moved on because you had jobs to bid.

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Why the First Attempt Didn't Stick

Most template builders give you a narrow set of choices. You pick a layout, drop in some photos, type up your services, and publish. It works well enough for a while. But a landscaping company in a place like Eustace — where folks drive past your truck on FM 316 and then look you up — needs more than a brochure that loads slowly on a cell connection.

The real problem isn't that your old site was ugly. It might've looked decent. The problem is it wasn't built to do anything. No clear way to request a quote. No before-and-after gallery that makes someone stop scrolling. No structure that helps Google figure out what you do or where you do it. A site like that doesn't lose you every job, but it quietly loses you some. And you'd never know which ones.

Template platforms also tend to lock you in. You're paying monthly for something you can't move, can't fully control, and can't hand off to someone else if you want to. That's a lousy position to be in.

What a Rebuilt Landscaping Site Actually Needs

A redesign isn't just making things prettier. It's rebuilding the site around what a landscaping business actually needs to convert a visitor into a phone call or quote request. Here's the breakdown:

1. **A portfolio section with before-and-after photos.** This is the single best sales tool a landscaper has online. Hardscape installs, full-yard redesigns, seasonal cleanups — laid out so someone can see the work without clicking through six pages.

2. **Service pages that are specific.** Not one page that says "we do mowing, mulch, design, and hardscaping" in a single paragraph. Separate sections or pages for each service, with enough detail that Google can index them and customers can find exactly what they need. Seasonal service options belong here too.

3. **A quote request form that's short and works.** Name, address, what they need, maybe a spot to upload a photo of their yard. That's it. The form should work perfectly on a phone because that's how most people in Henderson County are going to find you — sitting in their truck, looking at their overgrown side yard, searching for someone local.

4. **Fast load times and mobile-first design.** Not mobile-friendly as an afterthought. Mobile-first, meaning the phone version is the starting point. In a rural area where cell signal isn't always great, page speed matters even more.

How This Works and What It Costs

We build the site from scratch. You own the code — no platform lock-in, no monthly builder fees. If you ever want to take it somewhere else, you can. The site is yours.

For a landscaping company that needs a portfolio, service pages, a quote form, and solid SEO structure, a full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search engine work baked in from the start — targeting searches like "landscaping near Eustace" or "hardscape installation Henderson County" — the website plus SEO package starts at $3,500 and runs one to two weeks. Hosting runs $50 a month after that.

Eustace is a small town. But small-town landscapers still pull work from Mabank, Gun Barrel City, Athens, and everywhere in between. Your website is how people outside your immediate circle find you. It should do that job well.