[ The honest answer ]

Do Landscapers Need A Website?

Most of your work comes from referrals and the trucks people see on their street. Here’s what happens next.

The neighbor who saw your crew still looks you up before they call. They want to see yards you’ve done, what you offer and whether you work in their part of town. If all they find is a Facebook page or a lead-app profile, it’s hard to tell you apart from the next company.

Lead apps
You pay for each lead, and the same homeowner often gets sent to other landscapers too.
A Facebook page
Good for photos, but hard to find when someone searches for a landscaper.
Your own website
$997 to build, $39 a month. Your photos, your services, and every estimate request comes to you.

[ What homeowners look for ]

Maintenance Customers Want Reliable. Install Customers Want Photos.

Two kinds of customers, and your site talks to both.

Before and after photos
The yard as it was and the yard you left, from the same angle.
A free estimate form
The address, what they want done and the best time to reach them.
Your services, spelled out
Weekly maintenance, irrigation repair, pavers, desert landscaping and tree trimming.
Where you work
The neighborhoods and HOAs you already take care of.
Your ROC license, if you have one
Linked to the Registrar of Contractors so homeowners can check it in one tap.

[ A sample I built ]

What Your Landscaping Website Could Look Like.

Verdecrest Landscaping is a sample site for a made-up Chandler landscaper. It has a free estimate button up top, services, project photos, reviews, a quote form and yard tips.

Full homepage of a sample landscaping company website for Chandler, AZ, built by Casper Sites
Verdecrest Landscaping, the full homepage
The same sample landscaping website on a phone, with a free estimate button at the top
On a phone

Verdecrest Landscaping is made up. Its projects, reviews and numbers are samples. Open the full screenshot

From a Google review

What Clients Are Saying.

It was a pleasure to work with Sean! He created my consulting business website. I am extremely happy with the way it turned out. It only took a couple weeks for my website to start getting traffic from Google. GREAT WORK!

Maisy K.Consulting business owner 5.0 See it on Google ↗

[ A Chandler angle ]

Chandler Pays Homeowners To Lose The Grass.

Homeowners chasing this rebate need a landscaper who knows the rules.

The City of Chandler runs a Grass-to-Xeriscape Rebate. Right now it pays $1.50 for every square foot of grass swapped for water-wise landscaping, up to $2,000, on projects of at least 500 square feet. Artificial turf doesn’t count, and homeowners need a Notice to Proceed from the city before any grass comes out. There’s also a smart irrigation controller rebate worth half the price, up to $250.

A page on your site that explains the rebate, with your estimate button on it, puts you in front of those homeowners. The amounts change, so check Chandler’s residential water rebate programs before you quote one.

[ Pages that bring in calls ]

Landscaping Websites Built Around What Chandler Homeowners Search.

People search “desert landscaping Chandler” or “sprinkler repair near me.” Each service can have its own page.

Desert landscaping and xeriscape
Including grass removal for the city rebate.
Lawn care and overseeding
Weekly mowing, edging and the fall overseed.
Irrigation and drip repair
Leaks, broken heads and controller tune-ups.
Pavers and hardscape
Patios, walkways and borders.
Trees and shrubs
Trimming, citrus and palo verde care, and monsoon cleanup.

I’m based in Chandler and build websites for landscapers across the East Valley. Pick your town to see more. Not a landscaper? See websites for construction companies or real estate web design.

Sean from Casper Sites at his desk in Chandler

[ Who you’ll work with ]

Hi, I’m Sean. I build landscaping websites in Chandler.

Text me photos from a finished job and I add them to your site. You deal with the same person from the first mockup on. Call or text me at (602) 796-6062.

[ Questions ]

Landscaping Website Questions.

Is a website worth it for a small landscaping company?

If people look you up before they call, yes. It shows your work while you’re out on a job, and estimate requests come straight to you instead of through a lead app.

I mostly run maintenance routes. Do I still need one?

Yes, it just does a different job. It keeps your routes full: new neighbors find you, see that you work their area and ask to be added.

Can I show before and after photos?

Yes. Send them from your phone and I put them in a projects section, grouped by the kind of work.

Can you add a page about the Chandler grass rebate?

Yes. It explains the rebate in plain words, sends people to the city for the current rules and puts your estimate button right there.

What does a landscaping website cost?

$997 for up to 10 pages, enough for a page per service plus your service area. Then $39 a month covers hosting, your domain and changes like a seasonal special. See full pricing.

What happens if I want to leave?

You take it with you. The domain is in your name, you keep the website files, and there’s no contract to get out of.

[ Book a call ]

Book Your Free 15 Minute Call.

Ready for a landscaping website in Chandler? Pick a time that works for you. We’ll talk about your business, your customers and what you want your website to do.

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Rather talk now? Call or text (602) 796-6062

Sean from Casper Sites

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