Landscaping & Hardscaping Websites

Websites for Landscaping and Hardscaping Companies

Show your best patios, walls and plantings, explain every service you offer through the year, and make it easy to request a quote from a phone.

What a Landscaping Website Needs

Your work sells itself, if people can see it and reach you quickly.

  • A project gallery organized by type of work
  • A page for each service you want to be found for
  • Separate seasonal services, such as snow removal
  • A quote form that asks for location and project type
  • Click-to-call on every page
  • Your service area, stated plainly
General contractors and builders: see construction company websites.

Built Around the Work You Want More Of

Landscaping is visual and local. Customers want to see work like the project they have in mind, check that you serve their area, and get a quote without phoning around. A site that does those three things well does more for you than a long page about your history.

It is also seasonal. Interlock and planting dominate the spring and summer, and snow removal takes over in winter. We set up the site so each service has its own pages and you can change what the homepage features as the seasons turn.

PrimaryDM is a team of developers in Mississauga. We have built sites for a commercial landscape construction company and for masonry contractors, on WordPress and React.

Every landscaping site includes

  • Mobile-first design with click-to-call
  • Project gallery you can update yourself
  • Service pages written for search
  • Quote request form
  • Google Business Profile setup or review
  • Training at launch

Features That Matter for Landscapers

Project galleries

Photos grouped by work type, such as patios, retaining walls or plantings, with a page per project where it helps.

Service pages

One page per service you want to rank for: interlock, retaining walls, grading and drainage, sod and planting, maintenance.

Seasonal service lines

Snow removal and winter maintenance set up as their own section, ready to feature in the fall.

Quote requests

A form that asks for the address, project type and photos, so you can price the job before calling back.

Commercial pages

Capabilities, service area and project references for property managers, builders and municipalities.

Fast on a phone

Most customers will look at your work on a phone. The site is built to load quickly and work well there.

How We Build It

1

Consultation

Which services and areas matter most, and who your best customers are.

2

Fixed quote

An itemized quote and timeline before any work starts.

3

Design and build

Built around your project photos, with service pages for each line of work.

4

Launch and train

We launch, set up your Google Business Profile link, and show you how to add projects.

Contractor Websites We Have Built

From our portfolio.

Twin-City Interloc

A WordPress site for a commercial landscape construction and snow removal company. It is written for businesses, institutions and municipalities, with separate landscape construction and snow removal service lines, six capability cards from engineered retaining walls to 24/7 winter maintenance, and a recent work section where each project has its own page.

See the project

Maximo Masonry

A custom React site for a Mississauga masonry contractor. A full-screen intro leads into Get In Touch and View Our Work buttons, then services for brick masonry, stone work and new construction, and a photo grid of finished and in-progress projects across the GTA.

See the project

Leviathan Contracting

A masonry contractor with no online presence. We built the website, set up a Google Ads campaign and created their Google Business Profile so they could be found, and start collecting reviews, before the busy summer season.

See the project

Frequently Asked Questions

What landscaping and hardscaping companies ask us.

Ask Us Anything
How much does a landscaping company website cost?

Our websites start from $2,500, and a basic 5-page business website is typically $2,500-$5,000. Sites with many service and project pages, or custom features, cost more. You get a fixed, itemized quote after a free consultation, before any work begins. See how much a website costs.

Should snow removal have its own section?
If you offer it, yes. Homeowners and property managers search for snow removal separately from landscaping, and often at a different time of year. A separate service line with its own pages lets each one be found and lets you feature the right service in each season.
Can I add new projects myself?
Yes. We set up the project gallery so you can add photos, a short description and the location from a form, without touching code, and we train you on it at launch.
Do residential and commercial clients need different websites?

Not different websites, but different pages. A homeowner wants to see a patio like theirs and get a quote. A property manager or municipality wants capabilities, service area, equipment and reliability. Twin-City Interloc's site, for example, is written for commercial buyers.

Can you help us show up on Google Maps?
Local map results depend mostly on your Google Business Profile, your distance from the searcher and your reviews. We set up the profile alongside the website, as we did for Leviathan Contracting. Nobody can guarantee a position in the map results.

Need a Website That Shows Your Work?

Tell us about your services and service area. We will send honest advice and a fixed quote.

What happens next?

  • 1.We'll review your project requirements
  • 2.Schedule a discovery call within 24 hours
  • 3.Provide a detailed proposal and timeline
  • 4.Begin development with your approval