Landscaper website templates
16 landscaper templates with big photos of your work, your services and the area you cover.
Landscaper templates16
- Use this template: Pavestone & Pine
- Use this template: Greenfold Landscaping
- Use this template: Lupine Lane Gardens
- Use this template: Mossway Landscapes
- Use this template: Thistle & Thyme Gardens
- Use this template: Fieldcraft Landscaping
- Use this template: Wildrow Gardens
- Use this template: Meadowline Landscaping
- Use this template: Brackenfield Gardens
- Use this template: Dogwood Row Gardens
- Use this template: Pebblebrook Landscapes
- Use this template: Tillwell Gardens
What a landscaper website needs
Landscaping sells on pictures. Every landscaper template gives your Projects gallery room to breathe, with your services and from-prices (design, planting, lawn care, snow removal) right beside it.
The service area lists where you work, the quote form collects requests for spring, and the notice line tells people when you're booking the season. The about section is a good place for how you work and the plants you favour. With Pro, the Team section shows your crew.
Start with a few strong project photos, your main services and the area you cover. Captions that say what you did on each yard (a new patio, native planting, a full redesign) help people picture their own.
Questions about landscaper websites
Can I list seasonal services like snow removal?
Yes. Add them as services, and use the notice line to say when you're taking bookings for the season.
How many project photos can I add?
Up to 50 images on Free, counting your logo and item photos. Pro gives you 5 GB.
Can people ask for a quote?
Yes. The quote form sends requests to your inbox and dashboard.
Have something else in mind?
Start with the closest kind of business, then change the look, colours and photos whenever you like.
