Can I use my own photos or do I need professional ones?

Your own photos work fine, and honestly they tend to perform better than anything staged. Phone photos of real projects — especially before-and-after shots — are exactly what potential customers want to see. If the lighting or quality needs help, we can do some basic editing.

What happens to my current website when we start the redesign?

Nothing. Your existing site stays live the entire time. We build the new one separately and only swap it over once everything is approved and ready. Zero downtime, no awkward "under construction" page.

Will the new site show up in Google for Whitehouse and nearby areas?

The site will be built with proper structure for local search — location pages, service pages, meta data, fast load times. That's the foundation. If you want ongoing SEO and ad management to really push visibility in Whitehouse, Tyler, and surrounding Smith County, that's the $750/month SEO and ads package.

Can customers request quotes directly from the site?

Yes. We'll build a quote request form that's short and easy to fill out on a phone. Name, property address, what service they need, and any details. Submissions go straight to your email or phone. No app to download, no login required.

Do I need to update the site myself after it's built?

You can if you want to — we'll show you how. But most folks on the hosting plan just send us new project photos or service updates and we handle it. Either way works.

Website Redesign · Whitehouse, TX

Your Whitehouse Landscaping Company Deserves a Better Website

Whitehouse has more landscaping companies per block than it has stoplights. And almost every one of them has the same website — a green template with a stock tree logo and a phone number buried in the footer. If yours blends in with the rest, that's a problem worth fixing.

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A Bad Website Costs You Jobs You'll Never Hear About

Somebody in Whitehouse is searching for landscape design right now. Maybe they just closed on a new build off Bascom Road. Maybe they're tired of looking at their yard after another East Texas summer scorched it. They pull out their phone, search, and land on your site.

And it loads slow. The photos are tiny. They can't figure out if you do hardscaping or just mowing. There's no way to request a quote without calling, and they don't want to call — they want to tap a button, describe their yard, and hear back tomorrow. So they leave. They find someone else. You never know it happened.

That's the real cost of an outdated website. Not some made-up dollar figure. It's the jobs that never become phone calls. The quote requests that never get submitted. Homeowners scrolling past you because your site feels like it was abandoned. Your truck wraps look great. Your work speaks for itself when people see it in person. But online, you're invisible — or worse, you look unreliable. A redesign fixes that. Not with gimmicks. With a site that loads fast on a phone, shows your work clearly, lists your services without making people dig, and gives visitors one obvious thing to do: request a quote.

What a Redesigned Landscaping Site Actually Looks Like

Before-and-after project photos. Full screen, high quality, organized by type — residential design, commercial maintenance, hardscape installs, seasonal cleanups. That's what sells landscaping work. Not paragraphs of text about your "commitment to excellence." Photos of a backyard you transformed in the Oak Park neighborhood. A patio you built near the high school. Real work, shown well.

Your services page should be dead clear. Mowing and maintenance. Landscape design. Mulch and bed work. Retaining walls, patios, drainage. Seasonal options and what they cost — or at least a starting range so people know what to expect before they reach out. And every single page should have a quote request form. Short. Name, address, what they need, done.

We build this on clean code that you own. No website builder locking you in. No monthly platform fee just to keep your pages online. You get a site that works on every phone, loads in under two seconds, and shows up in search results when someone types "landscaper near Whitehouse TX." A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search engine work baked in from the start — local keywords, Google Business optimization, proper page structure — that's the website and SEO package starting at $3,500. Hosting runs $50 a month, and that includes upkeep so nothing breaks while you're out running crews.