Landscaping
Landscaping marketing in Utah: the season is decided in February
By the time the snow clears along the Wasatch Front, the good landscaping contracts are already quoted. Here is what to have in place before that happens.
LANDSCAPING WEBSITES & MARKETING
Landscaping marketing that books the season, not just the job.
Design-build projects and recurring maintenance contracts are worth chasing properly. We build the presence that brings both, in the months when people are actually looking.
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The good contracts are decided in early spring.
- Your busiest quoting weeks are decided by who ranked in March.
- Commercial and residential need different offers and you show one.
- Your portfolio is your strongest asset and it is buried on page four.
This is a seasonal business with a predictable calendar. Marketing to it is straightforward.
WHAT TO INCLUDE
What a landscaping website needs
Landscaping customers want to see your work and know if you design, install, maintain or do all three. The site should sort that out before the first call.
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Portfolio by project type
Patios, retaining walls, sod, water features and full yard designs in their own galleries. Your best work should sit one click from the home page.
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A design-build page
Walk through your process from consultation to installation: what a plan includes and how long a project takes. Larger projects are sold on process as much as price.
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Maintenance and recurring service
Weekly mowing, spring cleanup, aeration and fall cleanup, with an explanation of how a service agreement works and a way to sign up.
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Commercial and HOA properties
Property managers and HOA boards ask about crew size, insurance, scheduling and contract terms. A page and request form for them keeps those leads apart from homeowners.
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Seasonal and water-wise services
Sprinkler startup and winterization, snow removal if you offer it, and xeriscaping for Utah yards. Each one is searched at a specific time of year.
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Landscaping website questions
Yes. Maintenance and design-build get their own pages and their own forms, so a mowing inquiry and a backyard remodel do not arrive looking the same.
Yes. Send photos grouped by job and we lay them out by project type, so a homeowner thinking about a patio sees patios you have built.
If you want that work, yes. Those clients compare bids differently from homeowners, and a dedicated page lets you list what they look for, like crew size, insurance and scheduling.
Before people start planning their yards, which along the Wasatch Front means late winter. A Starter site takes about 7 days, so starting in January or February leaves plenty of room.
It is $499 one time for a 15-page Starter site. Hosting and a domain are extra, explained before you pay. Authority ($799, 50 pages) and Domination ($1,299, 100 pages) suit companies that cover many towns. No contract, and you own the site. Near Me SEO from $340 a month is optional.
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