Web design for landscapers in Dorset
Websites that show off your work and fill your diary. Fast before-and-after galleries, dedicated pages for garden design, driveways, patios and fencing, and quote capture that brings in the right jobs, built by two Dorset founders.
Where most landscaping websites lose work
The gaps we fix on almost every landscaping site we rebuild.
Slow, buried photo galleries
Landscaping sells on the transformation — but heavy, slow galleries that take an age to load on a phone kill both interest and your Google ranking. Your best work ends up hidden.
No page per service
“Garden design”, “driveways”, “patios”, “artificial grass” and “fencing” are all separate searches. One generic “services” page ranks for none of them properly.
Seasonal demand not captured
Landscaping demand swings hard with the seasons. Without content and capture geared to spring and summer searches, you miss the rush when everyone's planning their garden.
Weak proof of work
Without strong before-and-after galleries, you're asking customers to imagine the result. Good visuals do the selling for you, and justify a higher quote.
No clear quote route
Garden projects vary wildly, so customers hesitate to ask. A simple, guided enquiry form makes it easy and tells you what you need to price the job.
Invisible in nearby towns
One “areas covered” line never ranks for “landscaper Wimborne”. Proper area pages capture local searches across your whole patch.
A complete lead engine for your landscaping business
Service pages that rank
Dedicated, optimised pages for garden design, driveways and patios, fencing, turfing and artificial grass, and planting — each ranking for its own local searches.
Fast before/after galleries
Properly compressed, lazy-loaded galleries and before-and-after sliders that show transformations off beautifully without slowing your site down.
Project showcase pages
Individual pages for standout gardens and landscaping projects that double as persuasive proof and rank for project-and-town searches.
Guided quote capture
A simple form that captures project type, garden size and key details, so the enquiries you get are real and you have what you need to price them.
Seasonal content
Landing pages and content geared to spring and summer demand, so you're visible exactly when customers are planning their gardens.
Area pages & local SEO
Dedicated pages targeting “landscaper [town]” and “garden design [town]” across your patch — Poole, Bournemouth, Wimborne and beyond — plus Google Business Profile setup and consistent citations.
From quote to live site
Audit
We check where you rank for “landscaper [town]”, “garden design” and “driveways”, review your Google Business Profile, and see how your gallery compares to local rivals.
Scope
We agree the service pages — design, driveways, patios, fencing — plus galleries, seasonal capture and area pages, and quote a fixed price up front.
Build
We design and build in Next.js with a staging URL from week one, including fast before-and-after galleries, so you can review it on a real phone before launch.
Launch & rankings
We handle DNS, your Google Business Profile and citations at launch, then keep working your rankings ahead of the spring and summer rush on a monthly plan if you want it.
What actually wins landscaping work locally
Landscaping sells on transformation and timing. Customers picture the finished garden, so your before-and-after photos do most of the persuading — and they search in seasonal waves, with demand for design, driveways and patios spiking from early spring. Being visible and visually convincing exactly when people start planning their gardens is worth more than being technically perfect in November.
The practical trap is the same one builders hit: the photos that sell the work are also what slow most landscaper websites to a crawl on a phone, which hurts rankings and first impressions. Done properly — compressed, fast galleries, a page per service, and content geared to the seasons — your site captures the spring surge and ranks for the specific jobs (“driveways [town]”, “artificial grass”) a generic services page never would.
Common questions from landscapers
Will a new website actually get me more landscaping work?
It's the combination: a fast site that shows your work off properly, dedicated pages for the services people search for, seasonal capture, and local SEO so you appear in the map pack. Most trade clients see meaningfully more enquiries within three to six months of a proper rebuild.
How important are before-and-after photos?
For landscaping they're everything — the transformation is your strongest sales tool. The key is presenting them properly: fast, compressed, well-organised galleries and sliders that load instantly on a phone, rather than huge images that crawl and hurt your ranking.
How much does a landscaper's website cost?
A solid lead-generating landscaping website with service pages, galleries, area pages and quote capture typically lands at £999 to £2,500 fixed price, plus £99 per month for hosting and support. All pricing is fixed and itemised before we start.
Can you handle the local SEO as well?
Yes. Every landscaping site we build ships technically clean — fast, structured and schema-marked, with galleries that don't drag your speed down. From there, ongoing local SEO (Google Business Profile, citations, reviews, and content geared to seasonal demand) is an optional monthly retainer alongside hosting.