Landscaping websites that catch the spring rush while your crews are mowing.
Spring brings every estimate request at once, right when you have the least time to reply. TechBridge builds a site that shows your best work and the towns you cover. The AI employee behind it captures every web inquiry, texts you the moment one lands, and turns your job photos into videos you approve with one tap.
2 Crew slots · 2 Market Leader slots this month
Built for established landscaping and lawn care companies, residential and commercial. Not for side hustles.
Lawn care, projects and seasonal work don’t sell the same way.
A weekly mowing customer, a patio install and a fall cleanup come from different searches and different worries. One page that says “we do it all” serves none of them well.
Recurring lawn care
Mowing, fertilization and weed control programs, aeration and overseeding.
How they choose: They want to know three things fast: do you service their street, roughly what it costs, and will you show up every week.
What your site needs: Your service area on the first screen, your plans spelled out (what happens each visit, how often, how billing works), and a short request form.
Design and install projects
Patios, retaining walls, plantings, sod, drainage, lighting, irrigation.
How they choose: They compare portfolios and reviews for weeks, often planning over the winter for a spring install.
What your site needs: Before-and-after galleries by project type, a page for each kind of project you want more of, and an estimate request that reaches you while they’re still deciding.
Seasonal and commercial work
Spring and fall cleanups, leaf removal, snow removal, HOA and commercial maintenance.
How they choose: Seasonal buyers search when the need hits. Property managers want insurance, capacity and references.
What your site needs: Seasonal pages that go up before the rush, and a commercial page that says which properties you maintain and where.
Your website has a different job in March than in November.
This is the year we plan a landscaping build around, and what the site and the agent do in each part of it.
Late winter
Homeowners plan spring projects and start comparing companies, so your design and hardscape pages and galleries need to be current. The agent cuts videos from last season’s job photos and drafts blog posts while you have time to approve them.
Spring
Everyone wants service at once. Every web inquiry lands in your lead list with a text alert, so a request that comes in mid-morning doesn’t sit until the trucks are back. Cleanup and lawn program pages should be live before the first warm weekend.
Summer
Peak production. Install photos become short videos you approve from your phone, and review requests are drafted when you mark a job won, while the customer is still enjoying the new patio.
Fall and winter
Aeration, overseeding and cleanup pages for the fall push, then snow removal or holiday lighting if you offer them. A one-sentence site change makes the swap: type it, preview it, approve it.
A missed lawn care inquiry costs a season, not a visit.
A recurring customer pays you all season, so put in what one customer is worth over a season, not one mow. The calculator counts 52 weeks; if your season is shorter, scale the yearly number down to match.
Leaking every year
$31,200
what one uncaught inquiry a week costs you in a year, if you would have won 50% of them
$1,200 × 1/week × 50% won × 52 weeks. An estimate from your numbers. Check it yourself.
What a landscaping website needs, page by page.
Crew Edition gives you up to 7 custom pages. This is the plan we start from for a landscaping and lawn care company; you pick the final list at kickoff.
Home
Your best before-and-after, the towns you cover, your number one tap away, and reviews from customers in those towns.
Lawn care programs
Mowing, fertilization and weed control, aeration and overseeding: what each visit includes, how often you come and how billing works.
Landscape design and installation
Plantings, sod, beds and lighting, with your process from the first walk-through to the finished yard.
Hardscaping
Patios, walkways and retaining walls, shown in photos of your own builds.
Project gallery
Before-and-after sets grouped by project type, so a homeowner finds the job that looks like theirs.
Service area
The towns and neighborhoods you cover, and the ones you don’t.
Request an estimate
A short form that lands in your lead list and texts you, with your number one tap away.
What every page shows
A homeowner decides from photos and proximity. Give them both, then make it easy to ask.
- Your own photos: real yards, real crews, real before-and-afters. No stock lawns.
- Where you work, stated plainly, so a homeowner knows in seconds whether you come to their street.
- Your recurring plans in plain words: what’s included, how often, how billing works.
- That you’re insured, plus any licenses your state requires, like a pesticide applicator license for lawn treatments.
- Reviews that mention the neighborhood and the job.
- Your number one tap away on a phone, on every page.
Need more than seven pages?
Market Leader Edition raises the cap: up to 20 pages, including service-area and emergency pages. That’s room for a page per service, one for each town you want to win, seasonal pages and a commercial maintenance page. It also moves your current site for you, with 301 redirects and your Google Business Profile preserved, so your current rankings come with you.
What the agent does while your crews are out.
An agentic website is a website with an AI employee behind it. It works from your phone and your job photos, and everything it makes waits in your review queue until you approve it.
Every web inquiry, texted to you
Estimate requests land in your lead list with the name, phone, message and the page they came from, and a text hits your phone the moment one arrives (link your cell once and reply YES). In April, that’s your head start.
Before-and-afters, cut into videos
Few trades have better before-and-afters than yours. Send the photos from CompanyCam or Google Drive, or text them from the truck, and the agent makes a short vertical video with captions and a voiceover. Approve it and it’s published to YouTube today, Instagram & Facebook when Meta verification clears.
Review requests, drafted after every win
Asking for a review in person is awkward and easy to forget. Mark a job won and the agent drafts the request for you to approve, while the customer is still enjoying the new yard.
SEO recommendations you approve
A weekly audit of your site, daily rank tracking on the searches that matter to you, like lawn care plus your town, and blog post drafts in your queue. “Fix this” turns a finding into a site change you preview and approve.
Seasonal changes in one sentence
Type “add fall aeration to the lawn care page,” check the preview, approve it, and it’s live. One click undoes it. Security updates arrive the same way every week.
You see every task
The review queue and activity feed show what the agent did and what’s waiting on you. The only things that go out without a tap are auto-reply rules you switch on yourself.
How lawn care companies get customers, and where we fit.
Lawn care customers come from close to home: neighbors, yard signs, reviews and Google’s map. The website is where every one of those sends people, so it has to catch the request.
What works
- A complete Google Business Profile with your real service area, the right categories and fresh photos.
- Route density: yard signs and door hangers on the streets you already service, pointing to a site that shows you work there.
- A steady flow of reviews that mention the neighborhood and the job.
- Fast replies in spring, when homeowners contact several companies at once.
- Seasonal offers that go up before the season does: aeration before fall, cleanups before the leaves drop.
What we don’t do
- We don’t sell leads, run ads or hang door hangers for you.
- The agent doesn’t pick up your phone, and it doesn’t text people back when you miss a call.
- It doesn’t reply to your leads or chase them. The callback is yours.
- It isn’t field-service software: no scheduling, route planning, crew dispatch, estimates or billing. Keep Jobber, LMN, Aspire or whatever you run.
- No ranking guarantees. Nobody honest can promise you the top of the map for “lawn care near me.”
Priced on the page. Picked by the size of your company.
Most landscaping and lawn care companies fit the Crew Edition. Market Leader is for the multi-crew operation with commercial maintenance work that wants a page for every service and every town, with its current site migrated for it.
Crew Edition
For established landscaping and lawn care companies
Payment plan available: 3 × $500 across your first three months.
Hosting, security & site care included.
Up to 7 custom pages
- Custom design for your company, no template
- Before-and-after galleries built around your own photos
- Every web inquiry captured to your lead list, with a text alert
- Google Business Profile + local SEO foundation
- Your agent behind it: job-photo videos, review-request drafts, SEO recommendations
- 2 human-requested changes + 1 care-hour a month included
Live in 21 days from kickoff, or your build fee back.
Start your build. Check slot availabilityMonth-to-month after launch. Convert to annual within 90 days: $3,000/yr, and $750 of your build fee is credited.
Established service businesses under ~$750K/yr revenue.
Market Leader Edition
For multi-crew operations and commercial maintenance
Hosting, security & site care included.
Up to 20 pages, including service-area and emergency pages
- Room for a page per service and per town, plus seasonal pages
- Content migration + 301 redirects + Google Business Profile preservation: your current rankings come with you
- Reputation management (early access): your Google reviews in one place, with a drafted reply for each
- Your agent behind it: job-photo videos, review-request drafts, SEO recommendations
- 4 human-requested changes + 2 care-hours a month included
Live in 21 days from kickoff, or your build fee back.
Start your build. Check slot availabilityMonth-to-month after launch. Convert to annual within 90 days: $5,000/yr, and your full $2,500 build fee is credited.
Established operations doing $750K+/yr revenue.
Not sure which edition fits your company?
Book a free 15-minute callAlready have a website you love? Start with the Platform from $249/mo.
Kickoff to live in 21 days, or your build fee back.
Apply in the off-season and the site is ready before spring.
Apply
Seven questions about your company. John replies within one business day, and you get a free audit of your current site and a written plan within five.
Kickoff
You hand over domain and hosting access and approve the content plan. Send your best before-and-after photos, your service area and your insurance details.
Live in 21 days
Your pages, your galleries, lead capture and text alerts, live. Miss the date and your build fee comes back.
The agent clocks in
Videos from your job photos, review-request drafts, SEO recommendations and seasonal site changes, each waiting for your one-tap approval.
The Launch Guarantee
Live in 21 days from kickoff, or your build fee back. Detailer Edition: 14 days.
The Ownership Guarantee
Your domain, your content, your code. Full export anytime once your build fee has cleared. No contracts, no buyouts.
Both editions are month-to-month after launch. Cancel anytime. Annual has one entrance: convert within 90 days of launch and your paid build fee is credited toward the year. Convert and change your mind? You have a 30-day out: unused months refunded at the annual rate, minus the build-fee credit applied, capped at what you paid at conversion. The build agreement carries the same numbers as this page.
No landscaping case study yet. We won’t make one up.
Outcome numbers go on this site only after the client signs off, and no landscaping or lawn care company has numbers to share with you yet. The builds behind this offer are real: a multi-trade home-services company, a detailing shop, a restaurant and a design studio. One client has cleared a result for publishing: Lee Dean of LogoHammer, on a site TechBridge built and runs: more than double the visitors finding him directly; triple from Google.
See the builds behind thisQuestions landscapers ask us.
Including the one about winter.
How do I make a website for my landscaping business?
Start with what customers check first: photos of your own work, the services you offer, the towns you cover and a fast way to ask for an estimate. You can put that together yourself on a general website builder, or have it built. We build it for you. Crew Edition is $1,500 build + $300 / mo, custom-designed, and live in 21 days from kickoff or your build fee back. The AI employee behind it turns your job photos into short videos and texts you every web inquiry.
What should a landscaping website include?
Before-and-after photos of real jobs, a page for each service you want more of, the towns or neighborhoods you serve, your recurring plans spelled out (what happens each visit, how often, how billing works), reviews, your insurance and any licenses you hold, and an estimate request form that works on a phone. Seasonal pages for spring cleanups, aeration or snow removal give those searches somewhere to land when they pick up.
How do I get more lawn care customers?
Most of it is local and unglamorous: a complete Google Business Profile, a steady flow of reviews, yard signs and door hangers on the streets you already mow, and fast replies when spring hits. The website is where all of that sends people, so it has to show your service area and catch the request. We help with that part: every web inquiry texted to you, review requests drafted after jobs you mark won, videos from your job photos and SEO recommendations. We don’t sell leads or run ads.
Does it work with Jobber, Service Autopilot, LMN or Aspire?
Keep whichever you run. TechBridge isn’t field-service software: no scheduling, route planning, crew dispatch, estimates or billing. The website catches the inquiry and texts you, and you schedule and bill where you do today. Leads export to a spreadsheet, and if your software has an online request or booking link, your site can link to it.
What happens in the off-season?
Nothing locks you in: the monthly is month-to-month after launch. The agent’s work doesn’t stop when the mowing does. It cuts videos from the season’s job photos, keeps auditing the site, drafts blog posts, and takes site changes for whatever you sell in the cold months, like snow removal, holiday lighting or next spring’s design work. Plenty of homeowners plan spring projects over the winter, so it’s a good time for the site to look its best.
Should I use a landscaping website template?
If price decides it, a template on a general builder gets you online. What you give up is everything after launch: someone keeping the site fast and secure, every inquiry landing in one list with a text alert, and an agent turning your job photos into videos and drafting review requests. Crew Edition is custom-designed for your company, no template, and the price is on this page.
Can you guarantee I’ll rank for “lawn care near me”?
No, and walk away from anyone who does. Map results for “near me” searches lean on your Google Business Profile, how close you are to the person searching and your reviews. What you can control is being findable where you actually work: an accurate service area, pages for the towns you want, and fresh photos and reviews. The agent tracks your rankings daily and hands you prioritized fixes to approve. The guarantee we do make is the launch date: live in 21 days from kickoff, or your build fee back.
How much does a landscaping website cost?
Ours is on the page. Crew Edition: $1,500 build + $300 / mo, and the build fee can be split into 3 payments of $500. Market Leader Edition: $2,500 build + $500 / mo for larger operations, with migration of your current site included. The monthly covers hosting, security, site care and the agent. Month-to-month after launch, and you own the domain, content and code.
Other trades we build for
Your yards already look this good. Make the website match.
Seven questions, two minutes: your trade, years in business, current website, lead volume, average ticket, service area and timeline. John reads every application and replies within one business day. Launch is 21 days from kickoff, so a build started in the off-season is live before the spring rush.