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Landscaping website templates.

Landscapers who design and build yards, including planting crews, stone and hardscape teams, and family outfits that do both, are the focus here. Homeowners look for finished yards, a price range for the project, and when you have openings. Cheat Ridge Landscape & Stone suits hardscape crews, drawing project ranges as bars. Kline Family Landscaping gives family businesses a yard-size package switcher. Seven Hills Landscape is for small crews and includes a mulch calculator. Pick a design, and for $29 we customize it with your business details and set it up on your own domain.

What your landscaping website needs

Project ranges, not hourly rates

Landscape jobs run from a fresh mulch bed to a full paver patio and retaining wall, so most crews show ranges by project type. List common jobs like planting beds, sod, patios, walls and drainage fixes with a low and a high figure. Cheat Ridge draws these ranges as bars, and Kline offers a yard-size package switcher for routine work.

The planting and building calendar

Spring cleanups and planting fill the calendar fast, summer suits hardscape, and fall brings another planting window plus leaf work. Show customers when each job is best done and how far ahead you book. Cheat Ridge has a seasonal work chart. If you plow or salt in winter, say so, since many clients want one crew all year.

Design visits and how a job runs

A homeowner wants to know if you start with a sketch or a plan, whether the visit is free, and who will be on site each day. Explain your site visit and how a design turns into a price. Seven Hills shows a day-by-day job timeline. If your state requires a license for pesticide or irrigation work, show the number.

Questions about landscaping website templates

Which landscaping template fits my crew?

Cheat Ridge Landscape & Stone suits hardscape and stone crews doing bigger projects, and it has a site visit form. Kline Family Landscaping fits family businesses that sell packages by yard size. Seven Hills Landscape works for small, organized crews who want a ruled price table and a day-by-day look at how a job runs.

How much do landscaping website templates cost?

$29 one-time. That includes customizing the template with your business name, text, services and images, and setting it up on, or transferring it to, your own domain.

Can I show which month is best for each job?

Yes. Cheat Ridge Landscape & Stone has a seasonal work chart that lines up jobs like planting, patios and cleanups by month. We fill it in for your climate. Customers see when to book planting and when you have room for bigger builds.

Can customers work out how much mulch they need?

Seven Hills Landscape includes a mulch calculator. The customer enters bed size and depth and sees the cubic yards, which you can tie to your installed price. It is a small tool, but it answers a question people call about every spring.

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