Websites and Google listings for landscapers.
Design-build, weekly mowing, irrigation, or a bit of everything: we build landscaping websites around photos of yards you’ve finished, say plainly which jobs you take, and set up your Google Business Profile to match. Flat rates. No contracts.
What kind of landscaping company are you?
Each of these customers wants something different from your site. Lead with the one you want most.
Design and installs
Beds, rock, native plants, sod, patios and lighting. A homeowner is spending real money once, so your portfolio carries the page: before-and-after photos, the scope of each job, and a consultation request.
Maintenance routes
Mowing, edging, trimming, leaf cleanup. These customers want to know your days, your frequency, and whether you’re taking new yards in their part of town. A short signup-style quote form fits.
Commercial and HOA
Property managers, HOA boards, and offices buy on reliability. They look for crew size, insurance, the properties you already keep up, and a contact who answers.
What Google suggests when people look for a landscaper.
The words after “near me” are the useful part. People ask about free estimates, small jobs, residential work, prices, and same-day mowing. If you do any of those, say it on your site in the same words. If you don’t, say that too.
- “landscapers near me free estimates”
- “landscapers near me for small jobs”
- “landscapers near me residential”
- “landscape design near me free consultation”
- “lawn mowing near me same day”
- “sod installation near me prices”
- “irrigation repair near me”
Google autocomplete suggestions, checked Oct 20, 2026 at 7:41 PM CT. Suggestions show what people type, not how many.
Four cities, four different buyers.
Austin, TX
The median value of an owner-occupied Austin home is $555,300. Census QuickFacts Owners there pay for design. Our Austin page covers portfolios, design-build and commercial work.
San Antonio, TX
San Antonio has more than half a million households (554,581). Census QuickFacts That’s a lot of yards to mow. Our San Antonio page covers maintenance plans, installs and review requests.
San Marcos, TX
Fewer than a third of San Marcos homes are owner-occupied (30.8%). Census QuickFacts Landlords and HOAs matter. Our San Marcos page covers rental properties and service areas.
Boerne, TX
The median value of an owner-occupied Boerne home is $457,900. Census QuickFacts Watering is limited to one weekday. Our Boerne page covers drought-ready planting, hardscape and the city’s watering schedule.
Your real name, and hours that change with the season.
Google says your profile name should be your business’s real-world name, the one on your trucks, your website, and your invoices. Packing extra words into it isn’t permitted and can get the profile suspended, so “Smith Lawn” stays “Smith Lawn,” not “Smith Lawn Best Landscaping Austin.” Mowing slows down in winter. Google lets you use your current seasonal hours as your regular hours. If you close for the off-season, you can mark the profile temporarily closed and set your hours again when you reopen.
Source: Google: Business Profile guidelines.
On the profile and the site.
- A service area of the towns you actually route through, with your home address hidden
- Services listed for each kind of work you take: design, installs, sod, mowing, cleanups
- Photos from your own crews, not stock yards
- The same name, phone, hours, and services on the profile and the website
- A review link you can text to every finished customer
Only list irrigation if a licensed irrigator does it.
In Texas, installing or repairing sprinkler systems is licensed work under TCEQ. An irrigation ad has to carry the irrigator’s LI number, and if the ad uses a company name, it also needs the licensed irrigator’s name. Your website counts as advertising. If you have the license, we add the number to the site. If you don’t, the site sticks to mowing, plants and hardscape.
Source: TCEQ: landscape irrigator license; 30 Tex. Admin. Code §344.70.
What a client said about his website.
Luis Madera owns Cam Collision, a body shop in New Braunfels, not a landscaping company. He’s particular about details, and here’s the Google review he left about his website, copied exactly:
“I have owned a business for 6 years now and never made a website for two reasons, one I have been luck enough to stay busy and the other is because I'm extremely picky with work that I provide and received. Darren built me a website that was just perfect! Everything about it was exactly what I was looking for and more. I am glad it took me 6 years to get one. Any sooner and I would have missed out on his talent. Thanks again”
The same flat rates for every landscaping crew.
A landscaping website costs $599 once, and every site comes with required Site Care at $59 a month: hosting, SSL, backups, and as many as 2 small edits each month. If you’d like the website plus Google Business Profile setup and ongoing management in one plan, the Get Found Bundle is $799 to start and then $249 a month. Profile setup by itself is $349, or $99 if you add Monthly GBP Management at $199 a month. There are no contracts.
Google Business Profile is free from Google. Anyone can create and manage a profile at no cost. Our fees pay for our setup and management work. Working with a third party → (opens in a new tab)
All sales are final. Work starts when payment is received. Monthly plans renew automatically until you cancel; cancel anytime, effective at the end of your paid period. No refunds.
How does your landscaping company look on Google?
Give us the business name customers know you by. Within 24 hours we send a short recording of your Google profile next to the landscapers nearby that show up first, plus what to fix.
- A recorded screen share, close to 3 minutes long, that sets your listing beside the 3 landscapers Google shows first on the map.
- The 3 biggest fixes, in words you can act on without us.
- No cost and no catch. The video belongs to you.
Landscaping websites, and where to go next.
Landscaping by city
Other outdoor trades
Other trade pages
All trades and towns are listed on Trades We Serve, and finished sites are on Our Work.
Landscapers ask us.
Should I put prices on my site?
Put a price on mowing only if it’s really fixed, say per visit for a typical lot. For design and installs, explain how you quote and what the estimate includes. We never make up numbers for you.
I don’t have good photos yet. Can we still launch?
Yes. We can launch with a few honest phone photos and add more as you finish jobs. Real yards beat stock pictures, even if the lighting isn’t perfect.
Can one site cover mowing and design?
Yes, on separate pages. The weekly-mowing customer and the backyard-redo customer read different things, and Google gets a clearer picture of each service.
Do you only work in those four cities?
No. We’re based in Seguin and build for landscapers anywhere in Central Texas. The four city pages are just where we started.
Ready to show off your yards?
Get a free recorded look at your Google listing, or just call and we’ll talk it through.