Your work sells itself, if people can see it
Landscaping is visual. A patio, a retaining wall or a perfectly striped lawn does the selling, so your website should be built around real photos of your projects, organized by service, with an easy way to request an estimate.
Built around Iowa's seasons
Central Iowa demand swings hard by season: spring cleanups and mowing contracts, summer hardscaping, fall cleanup and aeration, and snow removal when winter hits. We build pages for each season's services so you're findable when people are searching for them, and so you can promote early sign-ups before the rush.
What we build into landscaping websites
- Project galleries by service: patios, walls, plantings, lawn programs, snow removal.
- Estimate request form that captures address, property size, services and photos.
- Service-area list of the cities and neighborhoods you actually cover.
- Seasonal service pages and simple banners you can switch as the season changes.
- Commercial page if you handle HOAs, businesses or snow contracts.
Local SEO for lawn and landscape companies
Most landscapers are service-area businesses, so set up your Google Business Profile with service areas instead of a public home address, post photos of finished jobs regularly, and ask every happy customer for a review at the end of the season.
Where we work
Based in Ames, near the Iowa State Research Park, and working with landscapers across Des Moines, West Des Moines, Ankeny, Urbandale, Johnston, Waukee, Clive, Grimes, Altoona, Pleasant Hill, Norwalk, Indianola, Ames, Huxley, Nevada, Story City, Boone.
Landscaping & Lawn Care website FAQ
Do I need a website if I'm booked every spring?
A site helps you choose better jobs: fill your schedule with the work and areas you want, and collect estimate requests while you're out in the field.
Can I change my homepage for snow season?
Yes. We set up seasonal sections or banners you (or we, on a care plan) can switch in a minute.
Should I put my home address on my site?
If you work from home, usually no. List your service area instead, and set up Google Business Profile as a service-area business.