Room for real project photos
Use a small, well-chosen gallery of your work. Pair each image with a short explanation of what you did, rather than leaving visitors to guess whether you designed, installed, or maintained the space.
FREE WEBSITES FOR LANDSCAPERS
Give your outdoor work a place to grow.
We build or rebuild websites for selected landscapers—for free. Put your projects, services and estimate requests in one place. Domain and hosting costs are separate.
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“Let’s talk about your garden” is approachable for design work, while “Request a maintenance quote” is clearer for recurring care. We help you choose the main action that matches the work you want.
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Built around your landscaper business
Landscaping is visual, but photos alone do not explain what someone can hire you for. Your website should connect the gardens you create or maintain with your services, the areas you cover, and a straightforward way to discuss a property.
Design, installation, and care
Distinguish one-time projects from recurring maintenance. Make it clear whether you offer planting, lawn care, irrigation work, hardscaping, or garden design.
Enquiries with context
Ask for the property location, approximate scope, and the kind of help needed. This gives you a more useful starting point for a conversation or site visit.
Local conditions, accurately explained
If relevant to your work, include your approach to seasonal care, plant selection, or water-conscious gardens. Publish claims about expertise only when you can support them.
Turn the right visits into useful enquiries.
These are The Free Website Team recommendations, not measured conversion results or a guarantee of enquiries.
Choose between recurring care and project enquiries.
A maintenance customer needs frequency and coverage details; a garden redesign customer needs to see scope and process. Make your priority clear on the homepage, then let the enquiry form identify the kind of help the visitor wants.
Turn each photograph into a useful explanation.
A caption such as ‘planting installation and irrigation adjustments; design supplied by the homeowner’ tells a visitor what you contributed. Identify illustrative images as illustrations. Avoid claiming that a photo proves water savings or a property-value change without evidence.
Make site-visit preparation easy.
Ask for the property’s general location, the requested work, and preferred timing. State whether a visit is needed before a quote. You can gather more detail after contact instead of requiring measurements and a long garden questionnaire before someone can enquire.
Common website mistakes to avoid.
- A beautiful gallery that never says whether you designed, installed, or maintained the garden.
- Mixing maintenance and one-time project offers without explaining the difference.
- Publishing large, slow photo files without resizing them for the page.
- Promising environmental savings or guaranteed plant performance without evidence and appropriate conditions.
Put the plan into practice.
A useful five-page starting point.
The exact pages are agreed before we build. This structure keeps the essentials easy to find.
Explore the full scopeHome
Combine a strong project photo with your main service and a garden enquiry action.
Services
Separate design and installation work from ongoing garden or lawn maintenance.
Our work
Show a focused gallery with permission to use every photo and concise project descriptions.
About
Explain your approach, the areas you cover, and the kind of projects that suit your business.
Contact
Collect the property location, requested service, and preferred timing for a follow-up.
What’s free. What’s separate.
The free website
Up to five mobile-friendly pages, a contact form, SEO essentials, one revision and launch help. You provide the content and photos.
What’s includedThe costs outside the build
You own your website and cover domain, compatible hosting and approved third-party tools. No hosting purchase from us is required.
Keep your domain or rebuildWhy we offer it
Optional maintenance, updates, SEO and marketing support the free offer. Use the site yourself or choose another provider—no subscription required.
Optional servicesWhat to have ready.
Choose a small set of your best garden photos, including both wide views and details. Label what you did on each project, get permission to publish, and send your service list and coverage area.
Use our content preparation guideQuestions from landscapers.
Can you include before-and-after photos?
Yes, using photos of your work that you have permission to publish. Simple paired images can fit within a gallery page. A custom interactive gallery is outside the standard free build.
Can I promote maintenance as well as landscaping projects?
Yes. We can make the difference clear on the services page and use an enquiry field to let visitors identify the help they need.
What if I do not have good project photos yet?
Tell us in your application. Your own photos are best for showing completed work. Any illustrative stock photography must be clearly used as illustration and cannot be presented as your portfolio.
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