Can you add my before-and-after project photos to the new site?

Yes, and you should. Before-and-after photos do more selling than any paragraph of text ever will. We'll set up a portfolio section that's easy to update as you finish new jobs. If you've got photos on your phone, that's all we need to start.

What if I only offer a few services like mowing and seasonal cleanups?

That's fine. Not every landscaper does full design and hardscaping. We'll build the site around what you actually offer. A focused site that clearly explains three services beats a bloated one that lists fifteen things you don't really do.

Do people in a small town like Mount Enterprise even search online for landscapers?

They do. Even in a town of a few hundred, people search on their phones. And a lot of your potential work probably comes from surrounding areas—Henderson, Rusk, Jacksonville. A good site catches those searches too.

I'm on one of those website builder platforms right now. Can I switch without losing everything?

Yes. We rebuild from scratch anyway, so your current platform doesn't matter much. We'll pull over any content or photos worth keeping. And once we're done, you're not locked into any platform at all—you own the site files.

How do seasonal services work on the site? I do different things in spring vs. fall.

We can set up your services page so seasonal offerings are clear—spring cleanups, fall leaf removal, whatever your calendar looks like. It's easy to update when your service mix changes, and it gives people a reason to come back to the site year-round.

Website Redesign · Mount Enterprise, TX

Your Mount Enterprise Landscaping Site Needs a Redo

When's the last time you actually looked at your own website? Not from your desktop—from your phone, the way most of your potential customers see it. If the answer makes you cringe, we should talk.

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Is Your Website Actually Losing You Mowing Contracts?

Think about how people find a landscaper in Mount Enterprise or anywhere in Rusk County. They search on their phone. They tap the first couple results. And they make a decision in seconds—call this one, skip that one.

If your site loads slow, looks weird on a small screen, or doesn't make it obvious what you do and where you work, they're gone. They didn't leave a voicemail. They didn't bookmark you for later. They just moved on to the next name on the list. And you had no idea it happened.

The frustrating part is that your actual work might be great. You might do the best hardscape installs in East Texas. Your mowing crews might be reliable, your pricing fair, your mulch jobs clean. None of that matters if your website fumbles the introduction. A site that was fine three or four years ago is probably working against you now. The way phones render pages, the way Google ranks sites, the way people expect things to load—it's all shifted.

What a Rebuilt Site Actually Does for a Landscaper

So here's what we'd build for you. A site that loads fast on any phone, because that's where the traffic is. A layout that puts your services—mowing, landscape design, seasonal cleanups, hardscaping, mulch, whatever you offer—right where people can find them without hunting around.

A before-and-after portfolio section, because nothing sells landscaping work like photos. Actual photos of actual jobs. That's your best sales tool and most landscaper websites either hide it or don't have it at all.

And a quote request form that's short and easy. Name, address, what they need, done. Someone driving past a property on the way out of Mount Enterprise toward Henderson, thinking "I need to get my yard handled"—they should be able to request a quote from a stoplight. That's the bar.

You also own the code when we're done. No platform login, no monthly website builder fee, no calling some company to change your phone number on your own site. It's yours.

OK but What Does This Cost and How Long Does It Take

Fair question. A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. That gets you a mobile-first site built from scratch, a clean layout for your services and project photos, a quote request form, and you own everything.

If you want to actually show up in search results when someone Googles "landscaper near Mount Enterprise" or "lawn care Rusk County"—that's the website plus SEO package, starting at $3,500, and that takes one to two weeks. That's the one that tends to pay for itself.

Hosting runs $50 a month. No weird fees.

We're a small operation out of Tyler. You talk to the person doing the work. We can do a call, a text thread, whatever's easiest. Most landscapers are not sitting at a desk during business hours, and we get that.