Can you set up a before-and-after gallery I can add to myself?

Yes. We'll build it so you can drop in new project photos without needing to call anyone. Landscaping sites live and die by their portfolio, so keeping it current should be easy — not a chore that requires a developer.

What happens to my current site content during the redesign?

We'll pull whatever's worth keeping — text, images, your service list — and rebuild around it. If some of the old content is thin or outdated, we'll flag it and help you get it right. Nothing disappears without you knowing about it.

Do you build in seasonal service options or pricing tables?

If you offer seasonal packages — spring cleanup, fall leaf removal, holiday lighting, whatever it is — we can build those into the site with clear descriptions and pricing if you want to display it. Some landscapers prefer to keep pricing off the site and drive people to the quote form instead. Either approach works.

I'm in Fruitvale — do you actually work with businesses this far from Tyler?

We're in Tyler, and everything we do is remote-friendly. Phone calls, emails, a shared link to review your site as we build it. Distance doesn't slow anything down. Van Zandt County is well within our range.

How does the quote request form work on the new site?

Short form — name, contact info, what they need, maybe a photo upload if you want that. Submissions go straight to your email or phone. No logins, no apps to check. The goal is to make it so easy that someone can request a quote from their driveway in about thirty seconds.

Website Redesign · Fruitvale, TX

Website Redesign for Fruitvale Landscapers

Fruitvale sits in the middle of Van Zandt County where folks have been working the land since before anyone thought to put a website on it. If you're running a landscaping business out here and your site isn't keeping up, we can fix that.

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Your Before-and-Afters Deserve Better Than a Blurry Thumbnail

Landscaping is one of the few trades where the work genuinely photographs well. A patchy yard turned into a clean, mulched bed with fresh sod and edging — that sells itself. But only if someone can actually see it. And on most older sites, especially ones built on drag-and-drop platforms, images get compressed into grainy squares that don't do the work justice. On a phone screen, it's even worse.

A redesign built around your portfolio changes the whole dynamic. Full-width before-and-after shots. A services page that lays out mowing, design, hardscaping, seasonal cleanup — whatever you offer — in a way that makes sense without scrolling through a wall of text. A quote request form that's short enough that people actually fill it out. These aren't fancy extras. They're the bare minimum for a site that's supposed to bring in jobs.

Fruitvale's not a big town. Around here, a lot of your work probably comes from neighbors talking to neighbors near the Community Hall or at the co-op. But when somebody gets a name and types it into their phone, they're going to land on your website. If it loads slow, looks dated, or doesn't show your work clearly, that referral just evaporated. You didn't lose them because of bad work. You lost them because your site made a bad first impression — which is a particularly annoying way to lose a job.

Own the Site, Ditch the Platform Fees

A lot of landscaping sites got built on website platforms that charge monthly, lock you into their templates, and make it weirdly difficult to do simple things like add a new service or swap out a photo. You end up paying rent on something you can't really control. That's a bad deal, and it gets worse every year as the platform adds features you didn't ask for and raises the price.

We build sites with clean code that you own outright. No page builders, no plugin stacks, no mystery subscriptions. Mobile-first design, because most of the people searching for landscapers in Van Zandt County are doing it from their truck or their back porch. Fast load times, because nobody's sitting around waiting for your homepage to render on rural internet. And a real SEO structure so that when someone searches for landscaping in Fruitvale or the surrounding area, your site has a fighting chance of showing up.

A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search engine work and ad setup baked in from the start, that's the $3,500 tier and runs one to two weeks. Hosting is $50 a month — flat, no surprises. You get a site that loads fast on any device, shows off your best work the way it should be shown, and makes it dead obvious how to request a quote. That last part sounds simple, but go look at a few landscaper websites and count how many of them bury the contact info. It's a problem we know how to avoid.