Websites for the trades
WEBSITES FOR LANDSCAPERS
Landscaping is the most visual trade there is, and most landscaping websites bury the visuals under paragraphs nobody reads. Your yards are the pitch. The site's job is to get out of their way and then make booking you feel easy.
The other thing a landscaping site has to handle is the calendar. Spring cleanups, summer maintenance, fall projects: what you sell changes with the season, and a site built for that rhythm keeps working year round instead of pitching mulch in November.
YOUR BEST WORK IS INVISIBLE
The transformations you finish every week never make it past your camera roll. A site built around before and after photos turns your daily work into your best salesman.
ONE-TIME JOBS WHEN YOU WANT CONTRACTS
Recurring maintenance is the business you actually want. A site can be built to sell the relationship, not just the cleanup, so the calls you get are for the work worth keeping.
YOU COMPETE WITH A GUY AND A TRUCK
Anyone can undercut you on price. A professional site is the fastest way to signal you are the established option, worth the difference, before price ever comes up.
From the shop
POINTE PRO SERVICES
A metro Detroit landscaping and painting company with two service lanes under one clean storefront, built to sell maintenance relationships, not just one-off jobs.
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Straight answers
What matters most on a landscaping website?+
Photos of your actual work, organized so a homeowner can picture their own yard. Then a plain list of services by season, your service area, and an easy way to request a quote. Long paragraphs about your passion for lawns get skipped.
Can the site push maintenance contracts instead of one-time jobs?+
Yes, and it should. We frame the site around the ongoing relationship, with the one-time projects as the way in. What people ask for follows what the site emphasizes.
I have no professional photos. Is that a problem?+
No. Clean phone photos of real jobs beat professional stock photos of somebody else's yard every time. I will tell you exactly which shots to grab on your next few jobs.
Who owns the website when it is done?+
You do. Domain, hosting, and site all live in your accounts. Leave anytime and take all of it with you.
SEND ME YOUR CURRENT SITE.
I will reply with an honest review of your site, free, and tell you straight whether a rebuild is worth your money. If your site is fine, you keep your money.
CHRIS@FRAMEHOUSEWEB.COMAlso useful: how rebuilds work and what local SEO actually includes.