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People hire a landscape designer with their eyes
A homeowner planning a backyard redo will scroll through your projects long before they fill in a form. What they're asking: has this company done a yard like mine, in a style I like, at a size I can afford? A landscaping website has to answer that with photos and plain descriptions, then make it easy to ask for a consultation.
A landscaping website has four jobs:
- Show projects, not just services. Each project with a few photos, the problem and what you built: a lawn conversion, a patio, drip irrigation, a native-plant garden.
- Separate design from maintenance. Design-build clients and weekly-maintenance clients want different things. Give each its own page.
- Show you're licensed for the work you do. In California, landscape construction over the minor-work limit takes a C-27 Landscaping license from CSLB, and your license number belongs in your advertising.
- Make the consultation easy to request. A short form that captures the property, the project and a preferred time.
A landscaping website built around your projects
- Pages drafted for landscaping. MagicSite's AI drafts pages for the services you list, such as design-build, hardscape, irrigation, lawn conversion and maintenance.
- A consultation-request form on every plan, including Free. The customer picks a service and a preferred time and describes the project. You confirm the visit yourself.
- Email alerts. Every plan emails you when a request comes in.
- Room for your project photos. Your own before-and-after shots tell the story better than stock images.
- Your license and service area. Your CSLB number, and the cities you work in. (MagicSite doesn't build separate pages for each town yet.)
Water-wise landscaping is a selling point. Explain it well.
Across California, lawn conversions and drip irrigation are a big share of landscape work, and many water agencies pay rebates for them. Rebate programs usually have rules that trip homeowners up, such as approval before work starts, banned materials and plant lists. A page explaining how you handle the paperwork can win the job. Starting in January 2027, a new state law also bans watering grass that nobody uses on commercial properties and in HOA-managed common areas. If you serve HOAs and commercial sites, give that its own page.
Tip for your copy: never promise a rebate amount. Say which program applies, link to it, and explain that the agency decides.
From "I need a website" to consultation requests in three steps
- Tell us about your business. Design or maintenance (or both), your service area, your license number, and photos of finished projects.
- Review your draft. MagicSite drafts your home, services, project and request pages. Ask for changes before anything goes live.
- Go live. Your site is published and consultation requests start arriving.
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Frequently asked questions
What should a landscaping website include?
Show finished projects with photos and short descriptions, separate pages for design-build and maintenance, the cities you serve, your license number if you do landscape construction, and an easy way to request a consultation. Homeowners judge landscapers by their past work, so real project photos matter more than anything else on the page.
Do landscape designers need a different website than lawn care companies?
Usually, yes. Design-build clients want to look through projects, styles and the process before they commit. Maintenance clients want to know your service area, how often you come and how to get started. MagicSite lets you give each service its own page, so both kinds of customer find what they need.
Can clients request a landscape design consultation online?
Yes. Your MagicSite site has a booking-request form. The client picks the service, chooses a preferred time and describes the project. The request goes to your MagicSite dashboard with an email alert, and you confirm the visit yourself.
How much does a landscaping website cost with MagicSite?
You can start free on yourname.magicsite.ai. Premium includes a one-time, done-for-you setup of your Google Business Profile and Yelp profile.
Should my landscaping website mention water rebates?
If you do lawn conversions or irrigation upgrades, yes. Many California water agencies offer rebates, and homeowners search for them. Explain which program applies in your area, link to the agency's page and describe how you help with the paperwork. Don't promise an amount, because the agency decides who qualifies and how much.
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