For lawn and garden businesses
A website for your lawn and garden business
Nobody can picture what you do from a phone number on a flyer. They can picture it instantly from a photograph of an overgrown garden beside the same garden a day later.
A real site built on Business Lane — open it, scroll it, book something. Visit the live demo →
So the gallery is the centre of this one. Mowing and maintenance, hedges, turfing, patios, planting and clearance each go on as a service, and the before/after slider does the arguing — a visitor drags between the two photographs and understands the whole offer without reading a word.
Garden pricing depends on the plot, so services can be published with a "request a quote" button instead of a number. The customer describes the garden and what they want doing, it arrives in your dashboard with their message, and you price it properly rather than guessing over the phone.
What lawn & garden care actually need
Before and after does the selling
An overgrown plot beside the finished lawn is the most persuasive thing you own. Visitors drag the slider between the two.
Regulars, not one-off jobs
A fortnightly cut is the business. Customer records keep every regular with their address and history, ready for the next invoice.
Seasonal work, published in a minute
Spring tidy-ups, autumn leaf clearance, winter hedge cutting. Publish the offer when the weather turns and it is live immediately.
What you get
- Before/after gallery of finished gardens with a drag slider
- Every service listed with a price or a "request a quote" button
- Seasonal promotions you publish when the weather turns
- Customer records for fortnightly and monthly regulars
- Invoices with PDF download and overdue alerts
Everything above is on the Website plan at $20 a month. The Business plan at $25 adds customer records, invoices, barcode labels and inventory — compare the two plans.
Questions from lawn & garden care
Every garden is a different price. Does that work?
It is the normal case for this trade, and it is what the quote request is for. Publish the service without a price and the customer gets a "request a quote" button instead. They describe the garden — size, state, what they want doing — and you reply with a real figure. You can still put a fixed price on the things that have one, like a standard lawn cut up to a certain size.
Can I manage a round of regular customers?
Customer records on the Business plan keep every regular with their address, contact details and history, so raising the next invoice is a few clicks rather than a fresh document. It does not run your round for you — there is no recurring schedule or route planner — but it means the fortnightly customer is a record rather than a name in a notebook.
What about the winter, when work dries up?
That is what the promotions and the announcement bar are for. Publish a winter offer on hedge cutting, tree work or clearance and it appears on the front of your site the moment you save it — and because the site is already there and already ranking, you are advertising to people who are looking rather than paying to interrupt people who are not.
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