GetOnWeb
Three ways landscapers earn
A website that sells every part of your business.
From one-off transformations to regular maintenance rounds, each kind of work gets its own space.
Garden design & makeovers
Full transformations
Your biggest, most rewarding jobs. Before-and-after galleries and a design-to-build process page help homeowners picture their own garden finished.
Hard landscaping
Patios, paths, driveways & fencing
Highly searched, high-value work. Clear service sections for porcelain patios, block paving, decking, walls and fencing bring in specific enquiries.
Maintenance
Regular garden care
Weekly and seasonal maintenance contracts keep money coming in through the year. Your site explains what’s included and how to sign up.
Customers buy the finished garden. Show it to them.
Why landscapers need a website
Nobody can see your best work from the street.
A builder’s extension is visible to the whole road. A beautiful garden you created is tucked away behind a house where only the owners and their guests see it. That makes word of mouth slower for landscapers than for almost any other trade.
A website fixes that. It’s a permanent, searchable showcase of every garden, patio and driveway you’re proud of - and it’s the first thing homeowners check when someone mentions your name.
Win the projects you want
If you’d rather build full gardens than cut hedges, your website can lead with design and hard landscaping. The work you show is the work you get asked for.
Look like a proper firm
Garden projects can cost as much as a kitchen. Clear guarantees, insurance, materials you use and a professional quote process give customers confidence to spend.
Fewer wasted site visits
A quote form that asks for garden size, photos and budget range means you can spot unrealistic jobs before you drive across town.
The landscaping calendar
Book spring in winter.
Homeowners plan gardens months ahead. Your website (and an hour of changes every month) keeps up with the season.
Jan - Feb
Planning season
People dream about summer gardens. Promote design consultations and early booking.
Mar - Jun
Peak demand
Patios, lawns and planting. Show availability and lead times so enquiries stay realistic.
Jul - Sep
Maintenance & tidy-ups
Regular cuts and hedge work. Promote maintenance contracts that carry on into autumn.
Oct - Dec
Hard landscaping & fencing
Storm-damaged fences, autumn clear-ups and hard landscaping that doesn’t mind the cold.
What’s on a landscaping website
Planted with everything a customer needs.
A fast, photo-led 3-5 page site that looks great on phones and tablets.
- Project galleries with before-and-after photos.
- Services - design, patios, driveways, decking, fencing, turfing, planting, maintenance.
- Quote request form with garden size, photos and rough budget.
- Areas covered listed by town and village.
- Materials & suppliers - porcelain, natural stone, composite decking.
- Guarantees & insurance and any memberships (e.g. BALI).
- Customer reviews with photos of their finished garden.
- Maintenance packages for regular, recurring income.
One price, all year
£39.99 / month
No setup fee · No contract · Cancel anytime
Design, copywriting, domain, hosting, galleries, quote form and 1 hour of changes every month - ideal for seasonal updates and new project photos.
Start my landscaping website- Share your best gardensPhotos of finished projects, your services, areas and how you work.
- We design & write itA photo-led site with copy written around local landscaping searches.
- Grow from thereLive in about two weeks. Send new project photos whenever you finish one.
FAQ
Questions landscapers ask us.
Why does a landscaper need a website?
Landscaping projects cost thousands, and customers want to see your previous work before inviting you round. A website with a gallery of finished gardens, patios and driveways - plus reviews and a clear quote process - is the best sales tool a landscaper can have.
Can I show before-and-after photos of gardens?
Yes. Before-and-after photos are the most persuasive content for landscapers. We organise them by project type - patios, lawns, fencing, planting, full redesigns - so customers can find work like theirs.
I also do garden maintenance. Can the site sell regular contracts?
Yes. A maintenance section explaining weekly, fortnightly or seasonal visits, what's included and how to enquire brings in recurring income that steadies your cash flow through the year.
How much does a landscaping website cost?
Web agencies typically charge £1,000-£3,000 upfront plus hosting. GetOnWeb is £39.99 a month with no setup fee - design, copywriting, domain, hosting, security and an hour of changes every month included.
Can the website help in the quiet winter months?
Yes. Winter is when many homeowners plan spring projects. We can update your site to promote design consultations and early booking, and to highlight winter-friendly work like fencing and hard landscaping.
I'm a garden designer, not a contractor. Is this for me?
Absolutely. For garden designers we focus on your design process, planting style, drawings and finished gardens, and target searches like "garden designer [town]".
More questions? Get in touch or read our guides for small businesses.
Let your gardens do the selling.
A landscaping website that shows off your best work, built and run for you. £39.99 a month, no setup fee.