Can you add before-and-after photos of my landscaping work?

That's the whole point. We build a portfolio section specifically for project photos. You send us the images, we set them up so they look sharp on any screen. Adding new projects later is simple too.

Do I need the SEO package or just the website?

If you're only getting referrals and want a professional site to send people to, the full website at $1,500 handles that. If you want to show up when someone in Lindale or the Tyler area searches for a landscaper, go with the Website+SEO build at $3,500. It's built to rank from the start.

How do you handle my service list if I offer a lot of different things?

We organize everything so it's scannable—mowing, design, hardscape, seasonal services, whatever you offer. Visitors should find what they need in seconds, not dig through a wall of text.

What if I already have a site on Wix or Squarespace?

We rebuild from scratch. You get a site that's faster, ranks better, and isn't locked into a monthly platform fee beyond basic hosting at $50/mo. And you own all of it.

Can customers request a quote directly from the site?

Yes. We build a short, simple form that goes straight to you. Name, address, what they need, done. The easier it is, the more people actually use it.

Website Redesign · Lindale, TX

Lindale Landscapers Deserve a Website That Actually Books Jobs

Most landscaping companies in Lindale have incredible work sitting in their camera roll and a website that shows none of it. If your site can't turn a visitor into a quote request in under a minute, it's dead weight. Time to fix that.

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Your Best Work Is Invisible

Here's the mistake: you do a full yard transformation off Highway 69—new sod, stone edging, fresh mulch beds, the whole deal—and you snap a few photos. Maybe post one to Facebook. But your website? Still showing the same generic layout from whenever it was thrown together.

Folks shopping for landscaping in Lindale want to see results. Before and after. Real projects. Real dirt. Your website should be a portfolio that sells for you, not a page with a phone number and a stock-looking header.

A phone call is great. But a website that shows your hardscape work, your seasonal cleanups, your design eye—that closes jobs before you even pick up.

Half Your Visitors Are on Their Phone

Somebody's standing in their yard right now in Lindale, looking at a patchy lawn, and Googling landscapers on their phone. They tap your site. It loads weird. Text is tiny. The menu doesn't work right. They're gone.

We build mobile-first. That means your site works perfectly on a phone because that's where the traffic is. Fast load times. Tap-to-call. Quote request form that's short enough people actually fill it out.

Your mowing packages, your mulch pricing, your hardscape services—all of it easy to find, easy to read, no pinching and zooming.

What a Rebuilt Site Looks Like

We tear out whatever you've got and start clean. No templates. No page builders you can't figure out. You get a site you actually own—the code, the hosting, everything.

For a landscaping company, that means: a real portfolio section with before-and-after photos. A clear breakdown of services—mowing, design, mulch, stone, seasonal work. A quote request form tied to your email or phone. And pages built so Google can actually find you when someone searches "landscaper near Lindale."

A full website starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search visibility baked in from day one, a Website+SEO build starts at $3,500.

Seasonal Work Needs a Seasonal Strategy

Landscaping isn't the same job in March as it is in October. Your site should reflect that. Spring cleanup specials up front when people are searching for them. Fall leaf removal and bed prep when the season turns.

We set your site up so you can swap offers and highlight different services without calling a developer every time. You stay in control.

Lindale's growing. New neighborhoods popping up between Countryside Park and the 69 corridor. New homeowners who don't have a landscaper yet and are going to Google one. Your site is either going to be there or it isn't.