For landscapers & lawn care companies

Landscaping website design for lawn care and landscape companies

Most lawn calls start in the yard. A homeowner looks at the crabgrass or the soggy corner by the downspout and searches “lawn care near me.” If your site is slow, never mentions aeration or skips their town, they call the next company.

CraftLaunch builds and runs websites for landscapers and lawn care companies. Your services, the towns you cover and your Google reviews go on it, with a call button that stays on screen and a short quote form. We write it, host it and keep it updated for $69 to launch and $35 a month. No contract. Most sites are live 1–3 business days after the call.

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What matters

What a landscaping or lawn care website has to do

Homeowners don’t read a lawn care site. They skim it just long enough to decide whether to call you. Here is what they look for in that minute.

A call button that never scrolls away

The call button stays on screen as they scroll. The quote form asks for the property address, so you can often price a weekly mow from the satellite view before you call back.

Every service written out by name

Weekly mowing, core aeration and overseeding, mulch and bed edging, shrub trimming, French drains, paver patios, sprinkler repair. If “aeration” isn’t written anywhere on your site, Google has little reason to show you to someone searching for it.

The towns on your route

Mowing makes money on route density. List the towns you already drive through and you get fewer calls from 40 minutes the wrong way.

A homepage that follows the season

Cleanups and mulch in March. Mowing in April. Aeration when the nights cool off, leaves in November, snow if you plow. The top of the page should sell what you’re booking this month.

Photos of your own jobs

Nobody hires a patio crew without seeing a patio. Phone shots of your own walls and beds beat any stock picture of a perfect lawn.

Reviews from the neighbors

Your crew will be in their backyard, next to the dog. Reviews that mention latched gates and showing up on the scheduled day settle that worry.

License and insurance in plain sight

If you spray fertilizer or weed control, your state may require an applicator license; walls and irrigation can need a contractor license. Show what you hold and say you’re insured.

How your season plans work

Recurring accounts carry a lawn business. Say what a visit includes (mow, trim, edge, blow off the walks) and when the season starts and ends. People commit to a season when they know what they’re getting.

Speed matters too. A page that hangs on one bar of signal loses people before they see a photo. We keep pages light and handle the hosting.

Price & what’s included

One simple price for your lawn care or landscaping website

No contract and no extra fees. The $69 pays for designing, writing and launching your site. The $35 a month pays for hosting, the SSL certificate, security updates, SEO upkeep and edits by our team. You can cancel any time; it takes effect at the end of the month you’ve paid for.

Custom website designed & written for youDesktop, phone and tablet. We write the text from your services and reviews
SEO setup so you get found on GoogleYour city and services in every page title, linked to your Google listing
Tap-to-call buttons and a contact formEvery visit is one tap from a phone call
Your domain, hosting & SSL certificateUse the domain you have, or we help you get one. You always own it
Edits by our team whenever you need themSend a message, usually live in 2–3 business days
A quick launch callWe collect what we need in one call. You approve before it goes live

Launch your website

$69

to build & launch your site, then $35/mo · cancel anytime

Start my website for $69

Nothing is charged online. After a quick call we send a secure payment request (bank transfer or card).

How it works

From one phone call to a live site in 1–3 business days

In season you don’t have time for a website project. Your part is one call and one look at the draft.

Onboarding call

A short call with our rep. We ask what you sell, which towns you cover and your hours, and you send whatever job photos are on your phone. You don’t fill out any forms.

We build your site

We write the text around the work you actually do and the towns you serve. Then we add the call button and the quote form and link your Google listing.

Review, approve, go live

Look it over on your phone. Ask for changes if something is off. When you approve, it goes live, usually 1–3 business days after the call.

After launch, adding a service, a new town or photos from last week’s patio takes one message.

Example sites

Two landscaping website examples

These are sample designs for made-up businesses, built to show what a CraftLaunch landscaping site looks like. The names, phone numbers, reviews and ratings on them are placeholders. Your site gets your business name, your photos and your real Google reviews.

Example site · Landscaping

Screenshot of the Bluestem Yard and Garden example landscaping website: a hero headline about Overland Park landscaping, patios and drainage with a call button, followed by service cards and Google reviews

Overland Park, KS · example design

Bluestem Yard & Garden

A design-build layout. It leads with paver patios and retaining walls, drainage and grading, native plantings, lawn care and sprinkler repair, then reviews, a service-area map and hours.

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Example site · Landscaping

Screenshot of the Fernbrook Lawn and Garden example lawn care website: a hero headline reading A lawn worth coming home to with a call button, followed by a three-step getting started section and customer reviews

Chattanooga, TN · example design

Fernbrook Lawn & Garden

A lawn maintenance layout built around weekly mowing, aeration and overseeding, bed design, shrub trimming and leaf cleanup. It adds a three-step “getting started” block, reviews, a service-area map and a call button repeated down the page.

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Free checklist

What to put on your landscaping website (checklist)

Useful whoever builds your site. Open your current one on your phone and go down the list.

Your phone number in the header, as a tap-to-call link.A number people have to copy and paste on a phone loses calls.
The towns or ZIP codes you serve, written out as text.People check this first. Google can read a list of towns, not a map picture.
Each service under the name customers use.“Lawn mowing,” “aeration,” “mulch,” “retaining wall.” Few homeowners search for “turf renovation.”
What you don’t do.One line like “no tree removal” saves you calls you would turn down anyway.
When you start booking for the season.People start shopping for spring service in late winter. Say when routes open and when they fill.
How estimates work.Free or paid, on-site or from an aerial view. Patio clients expect a visit; mowing clients just want a price.
A quote form that asks for the property address.You can size up the lawn online and see right away if it’s off your route.
Your applicator license number if you spray weed control or other pesticides, and a note that you’re insured.Rules differ by state, and some states also license fertilizer application. Check what yours requires you to show.
Photos of your own work, with the town in the caption.“Paver patio in [your town]” shows real work and tells people where you work at the same time.
How season plans are billed.Per visit or monthly, card on file or invoice. People hesitate when they can’t see how they’ll pay.

FAQ

Questions from landscapers and lawn care owners

How much does a landscaping website cost with CraftLaunch?

$69 once to design, write and launch your website, then $35/month for hosting, the SSL certificate, security updates, SEO upkeep and edits by our team. It is month-to-month with no contract: cancel any time and it takes effect at the end of your paid month.

Can the site change with the seasons?

Yes. Edits are included in the $35 a month. Send us a message when the season turns and we move the right service to the top: cleanups and mulch in March, aeration and overseeding in late summer, leaf cleanup in the fall. Most changes are live within 2-3 business days.

I also do snow removal in the winter. Can the site cover that?

Yes. Snow removal gets its own section next to your lawn work. When the first storm is forecast, or your plow routes are full, send us an edit request and we change the site.

Do I need my own project photos?

Your own photos help a lot, and phone pictures are fine. Homeowners want to see patios, beds and lawns you actually did, not stock images. Send what you have during the onboarding call. When you finish a new job, adding the photos is a normal edit request.

Will the site show the towns and neighborhoods I serve?

Yes. We ask for your service area on the onboarding call and list it on the site, and our SEO setup puts your city and services in your page titles. A homeowner can tell in a few seconds whether you come to their street.

Can you guarantee my lawn care company will rank first on Google?

No. Nobody can honestly promise a first-page ranking, so be careful with anyone who does. We use only methods search engines allow (white-hat SEO), and visibility builds over time. How fast depends on local competition and how established your business is.

Another question? Email us at getcraftlaunch@gmail.com.

Get your landscaping website live before the next busy season.

$69 to launch, then $35 a month for hosting, updates and edits. No contract. Book a short call and we take it from there.

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