Can I keep my current photos or do I need new ones?

You can absolutely use what you've got. Good before-and-after shots from your phone work fine. If some of them are low quality we'll tell you which ones to reshoot, but we work with what's available.

How do seasonal services get handled on the site?

We can set it up so you can swap out seasonal offerings—spring cleanups, fall leaf removal, holiday lighting, whatever you do. You won't need us to make those updates either.

What if I don't have a logo?

We do logos too, starting at $500. Takes a week or two. But we can build the site while that's in progress so nothing stalls out.

Will my site show up on Google for Van and nearby areas?

The site structure and content will be set up correctly for local search from the start. If you want to go further with ongoing SEO and ad campaigns, that's a separate service starting at $750 a month. But the foundation will be solid either way.

I'm locked into my current platform—can you still help?

Yeah. We build your new site separately so there's zero downtime. Once it's ready, we point your domain to the new one. Your old platform subscription is yours to cancel whenever you want.

Website Redesign · Van, TX

Your Van landscaping site needs a rebuild

If your website doesn't make someone want to call you within a few seconds, it's working against you. We build landscaping websites from the ground up—ones that show off your work, load fast on phones, and make it dead obvious how to request a quote.

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Your site's the problem

People in Van and Van Zandt County are searching for landscapers on their phones while they're standing in their own yards staring at the mess. They find your site, it loads slow or looks weird on mobile, and they bounce. Gone. They're calling whoever shows up next. That's the whole issue and it's fixable.

What a landscaping site actually needs to do

A good landscaping website does like four things. It shows your work—before and after photos of real jobs. Mowing, hardscape, mulch, seasonal cleanups, design work, whatever you do. It lists those services clearly so people don't have to guess. And it makes requesting a quote so easy that someone can do it from their truck at a red light.

Most template sites make this harder than it should be. You can't customize the layout to feature your portfolio the way you want. The quote form is buried or clunky. The whole thing just feels generic. And you're paying monthly for the privilege of being stuck with it.

How we'd rebuild yours

We start over. Blank slate. Your new site gets built mobile-first because that's how most people are going to see it. Fast loading—not weighed down with stuff you don't need. Clean structure so Google actually knows what you do and where you do it.

Your before-and-after project photos get a real gallery. Not some janky slideshow. Something that actually makes people stop scrolling. Your services—mowing, landscape design, hardscaping, mulch, seasonal work—each get their own space so someone searching for "hardscape contractor near Van" can land right where they need to.

And the quote request form. It'll be short, on every page, and obvious. Name, address, what they need, done. No one wants to fill out their life story to get a price on some hedge trimming.

You own the code when we're done. No platform lock-in. No monthly subscription just to have a website that exists. Hosting runs $50 a month through us, and a full website redesign starts at $1,500—takes about a week. If you want the SEO baked in from day one so you're actually showing up when people search, that starts at $3,500.

We're over in Tyler. Van's a short drive up 110. You'd be working directly with the person writing your code—not getting handed off to someone.