A freshly striped lawn in front of a stone house

Web design · Landscapers

Web Design for Landscapers

Websites for landscapers and gardeners that show off your work and win local jobs, designed, built and looked after by one engineer.

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5.0 out of 5 from 5 Google reviews. Read the case studies.

Results from sites I've built and still run

P1 Harrison Landscape & Garden Services: Top 10; On Google for 'landscape gardeners near me'
P2 Harrison Landscape & Garden Services: 2,950; Google search appearances
P3 Harrison Landscape & Garden Services: 565; Visitors since launch

Why it works

Let the Work Sell Itself

Most landscaping work is won on photos and word of mouth. A good website does both jobs for you.

Mark Austin hiking through the rainforest on Mount Meru in Tanzania

A garden transformation in Ovingham with a garden room and gravel bed

I'm Mark, a web designer and senior software engineer based in Leeds. Landscaping is won on photos and word of mouth, and the work happens outdoors, nowhere near a desk. I'd rather be outside too, whether that's a walk with the dog or hiking up through the rainforest on Mount Meru in Tanzania. A good website does the selling while you're out on a job: it shows the patios, lawns and gardens you're proud of, and turns the people who find them on Google into quote requests.

When Harrison Landscape & Garden Services came to me, they had no logo, no website and no online presence. I designed the brand, built the site and guided them through the domain and hosting. Later I redesigned it to feel like a garden journal, with classic serif headings, warm paper tones and photographs framed in garden arches, because a landscaper's site shouldn't look like everyone else's.

I design, write, build and host the whole site, and when you finish a job worth showing off, you send me the photos and I put it online. No agency in between, and nothing new for you to learn.

The work

From No Logo to Found on Google

Harrison Landscape & Garden Services had no logo, no website and no online presence. Here's what changed.

Brand & first website · Northumberland

Harrison Landscape & Garden Services

Harrison Landscape & Garden Services, a family-run business in Prudhoe, Northumberland, had no logo, no website and no online presence at all.

I started with the brand, then built a website designed to win local work, and I've looked after it ever since. Here's how it's doing.

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565
Visitors since launch
From no website, logo or online presence at all, to a brand people find and browse, mostly on their phones.
2,950
Google search appearances
Across 82 different searches, with 183 clicks through, from the business name to “landscaping Prudhoe”.
Top 10
For “near me” searches
On page one for “landscape gardeners near me”, not just the business name.

Figures: Vercel Analytics (live site only) and Google Search Console, launch to November 2026.

Spec sheet

What a Landscaping Site Needs

All of it already running on the Harrison Landscape & Garden Services site.

A page for every project
Each job gets its own write-up, photos and the place it was done, so people see work near them, and Google sees the towns you cover.
A page for every service and area
Each with a quote form for that exact job, so enquiries arrive already sorted.
Click-to-call on every page
Phone and email one tap away. Most visitors to the Harrison Landscape & Garden Services site are on their phones.
Photos that load fast
Garden work sells on pictures, so they're optimised to look sharp without slowing the site down.

Fixed Prices, Agreed Upfront

Every project is quoted on its own: one build fee, agreed as a fixed price before any work starts, then a simple monthly fee for hosting, domains and ongoing support. Pay for the build upfront, or spread it monthly. No hourly rates, no surprise invoices.

Build feeOne-off, fixed priceResearch, writing and design, with the site coded from scratch and SEO set up from day one

Monthly feeHosting & supportHosting, security updates and off-site backups, plus up to 2 hours a month of changes and SEO work

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FAQ

Common Questions

How much does a website for a landscaping business cost?

With Austin Tech Solutions, every build is quoted for your business and agreed as a single fixed price before any work starts. You can pay for the build upfront or spread it monthly. Hosting, updates, off-site backups and support then run on a simple monthly fee. Across the UK, most small businesses pay between £500 and £6,000 depending on how much is custom built.

I don't have a logo or a website yet. Can you still help?

Yes. Harrison Landscape & Garden Services had no logo, no website and no online presence at all. I designed the brand first, then built the website around it, and guided them through the domain and hosting along the way.

Who adds new projects and photos once the site is live?

I do. The monthly plan includes up to 2 hours a month of changes and SEO work, so you can send over photos of a finished job and leave the rest to me.

Will my website show up on Google?

Local SEO is built in from the first page: a page for each service and each area you cover, and structured data Google can read. The Harrison Landscape & Garden Services site was appearing on Google soon after launch.

Do you only work with landscapers near Leeds?

No. I'm based in Leeds, and Harrison Landscape & Garden Services are in Northumberland. Everything can be handled by phone, email and video call, and I meet clients in person where it makes sense.

Client Feedback

What Clients Say

Real reviews from real UK businesses ATS has built and now manages.

Sam H.

01/12/2025

“Working with Mark at Austin Tech Solutions has been excellent from start to finish. He was quick to respond, really informative, and made everything easy to…”

Harrison Landscape & Garden Services Director