Landscaping Websites That Work Through the Whole Season
Your work is visual and your year is seasonal. A portfolio and a site that stays visible in the off months solve both.
$2,500 for a typical 5–8 page site with the copywriting included, usually live in 2–4 weeks. Structured data included so AI assistants can actually read your site.
Before-and-after photos sell landscaping. Nothing else comes close.
A homeowner considering a few thousand dollars of yard work wants to see a yard like theirs that you've already transformed. A description of your services does not do that job, and no amount of good copywriting substitutes for the photo.
The seasonal side is the other half. In Northern BC the work compresses into a short window, and most landscaping sites go quiet the rest of the year — which means search engines and AI tools quietly deprioritise them. By the time spring arrives, you're rebuilding visibility instead of taking bookings.
Built around how your customers actually decide.
Before-and-after portfolio
Organised by project type, sized to load fast. This is what closes the job.
Seasonal services, all listed
Spring cleanup, irrigation, hardscaping, snow removal — the winter services are what keep you visible year-round.
Service area by town
Encoded so you appear in searches for each community you'll actually drive to.
Quote requests that capture the details
Property size, project type, and timeline gathered up front, so you're not making three calls to price one job.
See what we've actually built.
We haven't built a site in this industry yet — so rather than show you a mockup, here is real client work you can click through and judge for yourself. Trades, community, retail and a regional directory, all live and in service.
What owners ask before they order.
How much does a landscaping website cost?
Landscaping and outdoor contractor websites from Gentoolink Web Services start at $2,500 for a typical 5–8 page site, with the copywriting included, and are usually live in 2–4 weeks. That includes a project portfolio, seasonal service listings, service area markup, and structured data for Google and AI search. All prices are in Canadian dollars.
What matters most on a landscaping website?
Before-and-after photographs, organised by project type. Homeowners spending several thousand dollars want to see a property similar to theirs that you've already transformed. No written description does that job, which is why portfolio-led sites consistently outperform service-list sites.
How do I stay visible during the off season?
By listing the services you offer year-round — snow removal, planning consultations, winter pruning — rather than letting the site go quiet. Search engines and AI tools deprioritise businesses that appear seasonally inactive, so a site that stops updating in October is rebuilding its position every spring.
Should I list the towns I serve?
Yes, individually and in machine-readable form. A landscaper based in Vanderhoof who properly lists Fort St. James, Fraser Lake, and Prince George will appear in searches for all four. A vague 'serving Northern BC' matches far fewer searches than the specific town names.
Want one like it?
Tell me about your business and I'll come back with what your site would look like and exactly what it costs. No deposit, no pressure — and if a new site isn't what you need, I'll tell you that too.
Start My WebsiteOr email ken@gentoolinkwebservices.com · call or text 604-218-7290