Websites for landscapers.
Let the gardens, patios and outdoor spaces you build do the selling, and make it easy for new customers to get a quote.
Outdoor work is visual.
People hiring a landscaper want to see results, understand the services on offer and know how to book. A good site makes each of those simple.
A strong project gallery
Garden designs, patios and pathways shown with large, clear photos.
Design and maintenance, clearly separated
Customers can tell at a glance whether you take on projects, ongoing care or both.
Seasonal services
Spring cleanups, planting, autumn work. Content you can refresh through the year.
Service areas
The neighbourhoods and towns you cover, in plain text that search engines can read.
A quick quote request
A short form and tap-to-call so the next step is obvious.
A site that does that job.
The five-page package suits most landscaping businesses, with the gallery doing most of the work.
Photo-led design
Layouts that give your best photography room, without slowing the page down.
Quote request form
Collect the details you need: type of work, property and timing.
Mobile-first build
Most customers will find you on a phone, so the site is designed for that first.
Launch and support
Domain setup, optional hosting and updates as your services change.
A live trades website.
Lockrum Builders is a Comox Valley carpentry company. Racine Digital designed and launched its website in 2026.
See the Lockrum Builders websiteFieldwork, a concept.
An interactive landscaping-website concept with garden imagery, service descriptions and a sample project brief.
Explore the Fieldwork conceptA fictional business with AI-generated imagery, made as a design demonstration.
Five pages, each with a job.
Home
A large garden photo, design-build and care stated side by side, and a quote button.
Services
Patios, planting, walls and maintenance plans, each with what’s involved.
Projects
Finished gardens shown big, without slowing the page down.
About
Your crew, experience and the areas you cover.
Contact
A quote form that asks for the type of work, the property and the timing.
What usually goes wrong.
- Galleries that load slowly or squash photos on a phone
- Design-build and maintenance mixed together so customers can’t tell what you offer
- Seasonal services that are out of date for half the year
- No list of the neighbourhoods and towns you cover
- Quote requests that arrive without the details you need
Asked by owners like you.
Can the site show seasonal services?
Yes. Seasonal content can be organised so spring cleanups, summer care and fall work are easy to find and easy to refresh.
Should design-build and maintenance be separate?
Usually, yes. They attract different customers with different questions, so each deserves its own clear section.
Can customers request a quote for regular care?
Yes. The quote form can ask about visit frequency and the tasks they want, so you start the conversation with the details.
Let’s getyou open.
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