Landscaping SEO and lawn care marketing that fills your routes
Recurring mowing customers, big hardscape jobs, and snow removal accounts when the grass stops growing. I build and run your website, Google Business Profile and local SEO. One flat price, nothing to log into.
Dozens of sites built · tens of thousands of leads driven · $399/mo flat
Your next customer is typing one of these right now.
Every one of these is a different search, and Google answers each one separately. If you don’t have a page and a profile built for it, someone else gets the call.
- lawn care near me
- lawn mowing service
- landscapers near me
- paver patio installation
- retaining wall contractor
- spring cleanup
- mulch installation
- sod installation
- snow removal near me
Why most landscapers and lawn care companies don’t show up.
Everyone wants you in April
The spring rush hits all at once, you’re booked solid, and leads slip through the cracks. By July it’s quiet and you’re wondering where they went. Most landscaping marketing is built for neither.
You’re found for mowing, not the big jobs
Mowing keeps the trucks running, but patios, retaining walls and full installs are where the margin is. Without pages for each, Google only knows you as “lawn care.”
Your Google profile looks like everyone else’s
Landscaping is visual, and most profiles have three blurry photos. Fresh before-and-after shots, the right categories and steady reviews are what separate you in the map.
Built, ranked, and run for landscapers and lawn care companies.
A landscaping website that shows your work
A fast managed website built around your project photos, with separate pages for lawn care, hardscaping, installs and snow removal, plus a page for each neighborhood and town you serve.
Google Business Profile, kept fresh
Primary category Landscaper or Lawn care service, depending on where your money comes from, with secondary categories like Landscape designer, Snow removal service or Gardener. New photos and posts every week. Google Business Profile management usually shows results within a few weeks.
Local SEO, route by route
Lawn care is a density game. Local SEO and service-area pages focused on the neighborhoods you already drive through, so new customers fill your existing routes. Structured data so ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Perplexity can read your business.
Lock in recurring customers
The lead response agent replies to new quote requests in seconds during the spring rush. The reactivation agent reaches last year’s customers before the season starts, so they re-sign before a competitor knocks.
Reviews from every yard
The review agent asks customers for a review after a cleanup or install. Recurring customers are happy to leave one. Most just never get asked.
Pages we’d build on your site
- Lawn mowing
- Fertilization & weed control
- Spring & fall cleanup
- Landscape design
- Paver patios
- Retaining walls
- Mulch & planting
- Sod installation
- Irrigation
- Snow removal
Rank by March, not May
Lawn care and landscaping searches climb in late winter and peak in spring, with a second bump for fall cleanup and a third for snow removal in colder markets. Organic rankings take three to six months, so the time to start landscaping SEO is the off-season. Your Google Business Profile moves faster, usually within a few weeks.
Questions landscapers and lawn care companies ask us.
Because spring is when you’re busiest and also when your marketing has to work hardest. A landscaping SEO company builds pages for mowing, hardscapes, installs and snow removal, keeps your Google Business Profile active and gathers reviews year-round, so your routes fill without you sitting at a computer in April.
Google Business Profile improvements usually show within a few weeks. Website rankings take three to six months. That’s why fall and winter are the best time to start. I don’t guarantee rankings, but I’ll show you exactly where you stand every month.
Yes. Lawn care is about recurring customers and tight routes, so you want to rank in the neighborhoods you already service. Landscaping installs are bigger one-off projects where photos and reviews do the selling. Most companies do both, so the site covers both.
Yes. A dedicated snow removal page and the right Google category keep calls coming when the grass stops growing, and it’s a natural upsell to your summer customers.
For the ones you want more of, yes. “Paver patio installation” and “weekly lawn mowing” are different people with different budgets. A page for each lets you rank for each.
Keep what’s working. Door hangers are great for route density. The problem with lead marketplaces is you’re one of five quotes on every job. Your own website and map listing send customers straight to you.
$399/mo, flat, year-round. Website, hosting, local SEO, Google Business Profile management and the automations. No setup fee. You own your domain, site and profile. See pricing.
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