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Landscaping website design
Landscaping website design costs $1,000 to $1,500 with ASIIC Digital, for landscapers and lawn care companies alike, and it's built to turn searches like “retaining wall contractor” or “drainage solutions” in your towns into quote requests. The bigger lead-generation site we built for a landscaping company has brought in 11 of them through its form.
- $1,000 to $1,500
- Free mockup
- Your own photos
What it needs
What a landscaping website has to do
- A page for each service you sell. Retaining walls, drainage, hardscaping, mulch and cleanups, lawn care. People often search for the job, not for “landscaper.”
- Your towns on those pages. The same search with a town name in it is a different search; on the sites we built, about half the quote requests came in on town pages.
- Your own photos. Walls you built, yards you fixed. Customers can tell stock photos from real work.
- Seasonal jobs. Storm cleanup, sod and erosion control get searched when they're needed; a page has to exist before that day comes.
- A short quote form and tap-to-call on every page, so the request lands on your phone while you're on a job.
A landscaping website we built
Maidenhair Landscaping
Maidenhair Landscaping's site is a lead-generation build (a custom quote, not the $1,000 to $1,500 site), with a page for every service in every town it works in. Its 11 form requests between July 6, 2026 and Sept. 22, 2026 came from 5 town pages, 5 service pages and the homepage, including drainage in Hendersonville, retaining walls in Black Mountain and Marshall, stone steps, mulch and cleanups, and lawn aeration. Google also shows it for searches like “storm debris removal asheville” and “sod installation asheville nc”.
Source: Google Search Console for each site, June 26, 2026 to Oct. 28, 2026. Impressions are times Google showed a page in its results, not visits. Google hides rare searches from these reports, so the totals are a floor.
Source: the sites' form inboxes (Formspree) through Oct. 15, 2026. Phone calls aren't counted here.
The market
Landscapers you're up against
Source: U.S. Census Bureau County Business Patterns 2023, NAICS 561730 (landscaping services), businesses with paid employees.
With 304 landscaping businesses in Buncombe, Henderson, Haywood and Transylvania counties alone, a page for the exact job and town is how you stand apart.
Getting found
The SEO side of it
A site only brings calls if people find it. How we get a site like this onto Google, with real numbers: SEO for this trade.
Questions
Common questions
Should my landscaping site list every town I work in?
Yes, if you'd take the job there. Each town with its own page can show up for searches in that town; on Maidenhair's site, town pages brought in about half the form requests.
Do I need my own photos?
They help more than anything else. Phone photos of your real jobs are fine, and we never pass off AI images as your work.
Can you add my Google reviews?
Yes. Your real Google reviews go on the site, quoted as written.