Websites · by trade

Websites for landscapers and gardeners

Your best advert is the job you finished last week. Most landscapers leave it sitting on their phone.

A Web Butler website built for landscapers and garden designers

Why it matters in your trade

Three quotes, and the photos decide it.

Garden work is bought on trust and evidence. People get a few quotes, and the deciding factor is almost never the price on its own. It is whether they can picture their garden looking like that, which means it comes down to whose previous work they can actually see.

This is a trade where the standard of the work is usually miles ahead of the standard of the websites. That gap is the opportunity.

What you actually get

What a landscaping website has to do.

Before and after, done properly

The single most persuasive thing you own. Shown side by side, at a decent size, with a line about what the job involved and roughly what it cost.

Fewer tyre-kickers in your inbox

An enquiry form that asks what the job is, how big, and when they want it done. You spend your evenings quoting real work instead of replying to people who wanted a hedge trimmed.

Booked up before the season starts

Demand spikes in spring and everybody is searching at once. Ranking for the work you want, in the areas you cover, is what turns that spike into a full diary rather than a busy phone.

A Web Butler website built for landscapers and garden designers

One we built

A real landscaping site, doing real work.

Portfolio-first design that lets the work sell itself, tuned for local search.

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What it costs

Website projects start from £3k.

Most land between £5k and £9k depending on how much the site has to do. You get the exact number before anyone starts work. And if you are just getting going, say so, there is a sensible way to start smaller.

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Questions

What landscapers and garden designers ask us.

My work is seasonal. Is a website worth it year round?

That is exactly why it is worth it. The searching starts in late winter, well before the phone rings, and the firms that are visible then are the ones booked solid by April. A site also lets you push the quieter-season work, like maintenance contracts and winter clearance, that keeps money coming in when the big jobs stop.

Should I put prices on it?

Ballpark figures help more than they hurt. "Most patios we do land between £4k and £9k" stops you quoting for people with a £900 budget, and reassures the ones who were worried it would be £30k. You are not committing to anything, you are qualifying.

I am on site all day. How do I keep it updated?

From your phone, in about two minutes, on the way back to the van. Take the after photo while the job still looks its best, upload it, done. If you would rather not, we can look after it for you.

Kind words

Don’t take our word for it.

“The team at Web Butler get 10/10 on all levels, from web design and maintenance, SEO to tech help, absolutely spot on.”
Rich Birchall · easysteer, Bolton
“They interpreted and executed my brief perfectly. I’d highly recommend Web Butler to anyone looking for a website that not only looks great but gets results.”
Ian Winterbottom · Winter Brand Partners, Wakefield
“Brilliant service from start to finish, looking forward to working with these guys in the future.”
Jordan Wasden · Plastering Designs, Sheffield

Ready for a website that earns its keep?

Tell us about the business and what you need the site to do. We’ll tell you honestly what it takes.

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