Landscaping SEO that sells the project, not the mow
Most landscaping sites rank for “lawn care” and attract the smallest, most price-sensitive work. The design-build and hardscape searches are worth five times more — and they are won with portfolio depth and local proof.
Recurring residential and commercial contracts.
Where it breaks
Landscaping is sold on photos, but most companies bury portfolios in galleries Google cannot read and ignore the neighborhoods they serve.
The site sells maintenance, not projects
Weekly mowing is a commodity. If the site leads with it, that is what Google and buyers both assume you do, and the design-build queries go elsewhere.
Portfolios with no words
Photo galleries with project titles only. Beautiful, and nearly invisible — there is nothing for a search engine to rank or a buyer to read.
No city pages where the projects are
The wealthy suburbs you build in are not the town your office sits in, and the searches that matter are in those suburbs.
How we build it
Project galleries with descriptive schema, neighborhood pages, and seasonal offer systems that turn curb appeal into leads.
Project-first structure
Design-build, hardscape, outdoor kitchens, pools and lighting each get a page, with case studies underneath that show scope, materials and outcome.
Case studies that rank
Each build becomes a written page — the brief, the constraint, the materials and photographs — which ranks for the specific project searches buyers use.
Affluent-suburb city pages
Coverage built for the towns where the projects are, with the local design context and the properties you have worked on in that area.
Profile and review cadence
Project photos posted regularly, reviews requested on completion, and service listings that reflect the high-ticket services rather than mowing.
What we build
- Design-build, hardscape and lighting page families
- Written project case studies from your photos
- Suburb-level city pages
- Google Business Profile photo and review cadence
- Reporting by service line and location
Searches we build for
Real queries in your market — each one answered by a page written for it, not a swapped-out city name.
Questions we get asked
Yes. A gallery shows what you built; a case study tells Google and the buyer why it was hard, what it cost and what changed. Those are the pages that rank for project searches.