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Why Hiring a Local Website Designer Beats a Big Agency for Landscapers

When you run a landscaping business, you don’t have time to waste chasing down developers, rewriting your own content, or paying inflated agency prices. You just need a clean, professional website that brings in leads — and a team that understands how your business works.

Here’s why hiring a local website designer is the smarter move for lawn care and landscaping businesses:

1. We Understand Your Services

Mowing, edging, seasonal cleanups, sod installation — we’ve written and built sites for all of them. That means you don’t have to explain how your business works. We build fast because we already know your industry.

2. You Get Direct Support

With big agencies, you’re often stuck with help desks, ticket systems, and waiting days for a small change. When you hire local, you can talk to a real person and get help quickly. That’s especially important during your busy seasons.

3. Your Site Is Built to Generate Leads

We don’t care about flashy animations or trendy templates. Our goal is to build a website that:

  • Shows up in local searches
  • Makes it easy to contact you
  • Helps you close more jobs

Explore our web design services for landscapers to see how we focus on results, not fluff.

4. It’s Way More Affordable

Most agencies charge $2,000 to $5,000 or more for a landscaping website. We charge $99 to get started — and just $30/month for hosting, updates, and support.

That’s hundreds — or thousands — saved, without sacrificing quality or performance.

Work With a Team That Gets It

We’re small business owners too. That’s why our process is fast, simple, and built around your schedule — not agency meetings or long contracts.

We build sites for real landscapers. Sites that:

  • Rank in Google
  • Look great on phones
  • Are easy to update
  • And actually help you book jobs

👉 Get started today and work with a web designer who understands the lawn care industry.

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