A landscaping website should be booking spring work in February.
Homeowners in Newmarket start planning the backyard in February, scrolling photos on the couch. They want to see patios and gardens you've actually built, find out whether you take their size of job, and ask for a quote without playing phone tag. By the time the snow's gone, they've picked someone.
We'll design your new website for free. You only pay if you like it.
A landscaping website we built from scratch
Almanac Landscape Co. is a business we made up. The website is real and finished.
One backyard moves through the year as you scroll, from April cleanup and new sod to a summer evening, falling leaves and a snowplow clearing the drive.
Everything is organized by season, with a month-by-month calendar of what the crew is doing, six services priced up front, and a quote form that asks about the yard. It ends with snow removal contracts, so the same customers stay through winter.
- Speed
- 98
- Accessibility
- 100
- AI check
- 8/8
Measured in October 2026 with Google's Lighthouse test on a phone and our own free website check.
Ask ChatGPT for a landscaper and it recommends the ones with proof.
AI tools look for landscapers whose websites say what they build, where they work and when they're booking, and whose reviews back it up. A gallery with no captions tells them nothing. A gallery that says “interlock patio and retaining wall, Aurora” tells them a lot.
Your captions do double duty. People read them for ideas, and AI tools read them as evidence: a patio in Aurora, a garden wall in King City, new sod in Bradford. That's how they learn what you build and where.
These Newmarket landscapers build interlock patios and show their past work:
- Fairy Lake LandscapesTheir website has a gallery of finished patios, each captioned with the stone and the street, and lets you attach pictures of your yard when you ask for a quote.
- Holland River HardscapesSays when they start booking spring projects, and that they're members of Landscape Ontario.
- Mulock Yard & GardenWell reviewed for patios and retaining walls. Customers mention a clear written quote and a tidy job site.
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What a landscaping website needs
Landscaping is bought with the eyes and booked by the season. Your site needs to show the work and make it obvious what you're taking on right now.
Your own projects, captioned
Before and after photos of real yards, each with the town, the work and the materials. That's what people scroll through in February, and what AI tools read when deciding who builds patios in Aurora.
Services split by season
Spring cleanups, weekly lawn care, design and build, fall cleanups, snow removal. Each gets its own section, with when you do it and how you price it.
What you're booking now
A line near the top that changes with the season, like “Now booking spring cleanups” or “Snow contracts close when the route is full.” It tells people to act, and with the care plan we change it for you.
A quote form that saves a visit
Ask for the address, the kind of project, a rough size and a few photos. You'll know whether it's your kind of job before you drive out.
Some guidance on price
Every yard is different, but a typical range or a minimum job size saves you from quoting jobs that were never going to happen.
Memberships and guarantees
If you're a Landscape Ontario member, guarantee your plants for a season, or carry liability insurance, say so. It's an easy way to stand apart from crews who don't.
What we change on a landscaper's website
Here's what usually needs changing on a landscaper's site, and what it becomes.
| Your site now | Your new site |
|---|---|
| A gallery of photos with no words. | Every project captioned, like “Flagstone patio and cedar pergola, Aurora”, so people and AI tools know what you built and where. |
| The homepage still says “Now booking spring” in November. | A seasonal line we update with you, so the site always matches what you're selling. |
| Snow removal hidden at the bottom of a services list. | A snow removal page with how contracts work and when to sign up, ready before the first storm. |
| “Contact us for a free estimate” and an email address. | A short form asking for the address, the project and a rough size, with room for a few pictures. |
| Towns listed as “York Region and surrounding areas”. | Newmarket, Aurora, Bradford, King: the real list, so a search in any of them can turn you up. |
What it costs
We'll design your new website for free. You only pay if you like it.
Choose a new website, or keep the site you have and let us fix it for AI search. Everyone pays the same prices, so you'll know the cost before we start.
Landscapers usually fill the five pages like this: the homepage, design and build, lawn and garden care, snow removal, and a gallery of projects next to the towns you work in.
The tune-up covers your business details for AI tools, answers to the questions customers ask, an llms.txt file, crawler access, page titles and descriptions, and your Google Business Profile.
New website
Keep your current site
Optional, with either
Half the website price is due when you approve the preview and the rest when the site goes live. If you need more than five pages, we'll quote it before we start. The tune-up is paid when we start. Prices are in Canadian dollars, plus tax.
Questions about landscaping websites
We do landscaping in summer and snow removal in winter. One site or two?
One site. Each season gets its own page, and the homepage leads with whatever you're selling right now. With the care plan, we switch it over for you when the season turns.
How do we show prices when every yard is different?
Give a range for typical jobs, a minimum job size, or how you price, like a design fee that comes off the build. Any of those helps more than “call for a quote”.
Can the gallery be sorted by type of project?
Yes. Patios, walkways, retaining walls, gardens, sod. Someone planning a patio can look at patios only, and every photo says what was built and in which town.
Can people sign up for weekly lawn care or a snow contract on the site?
Yes. A short form takes their address, the service and how often, and sends it to you. You confirm the price and the start date yourself.
Can you use photos from our Instagram?
Happily, if you're fine with it. The best projects come over to your own site with proper captions, where search engines can read every word of them.
We'll design your new website for free. You only pay if you like it.
Tell us who you are and where you work. We'll build a new homepage around your best projects and whatever season you're selling, and send it over as a private link. If you'd rather keep your current site, ask for an AI search tune-up instead.