Websites for landscapers and tree surgeons
Before-and-after galleries, a page for every service, and the qualifications that make customers trust you with their gardens and trees.
What your website needs to do
Before and after
A slider that shows an overgrown garden next to the finished job, or a tree before and after a reduction, sells your work better than anything else on the page.
A page for each service
Tree surgery, hedge trimming, stump grinding, patios, fencing and garden maintenance are all separate searches. Each one needs its own page.
Qualifications and insurance
For tree work especially, customers want to see your City & Guilds or NPTC tickets, insurance and waste carrier licence before they let you near their trees.
A fast route for emergencies
A tree down after a storm is urgent. A separate emergency page and number gets those calls to you.
Built for KB Trees & Grounds
A website for a tree surgery and grounds business in Abergavenny, with a homepage and fourteen supporting pages, including nine individual service pages.
- Before-and-after sliders for tree work, hedges and clearance
- A separate route for emergency tree work
- Reviews, qualifications and insurance next to the work
Common questions
Can my site have before-and-after sliders?
Yes. The KB Trees & Grounds site has them, and they are one of the most used features on it.
I do both tree work and landscaping. One site or two?
One site with separate pages for each service usually works best. It keeps everything under one name and gives each service its own chance to rank.
Can you show my qualifications?
Yes. NPTC and City & Guilds certificates, insurance, waste carrier licence and trade memberships can all be shown with logos.
Which plan suits a landscaper or tree surgeon?
If you offer several services across a few towns, Pro at £99 a month is the best fit. A smaller garden maintenance round can start on Starter at £59.
Other trades I build for
Electrician websites
NICEIC or NAPIT up front, and pages for EICRs, rewires, consumer units and EV chargers.
Roofer websites
Repairs, re-roofs, flat roofs and emergency call-outs, each on its own page for each town.
Builder websites
Extensions, renovations and new builds shown as proper projects, with photos that sell the next job.
Carpenter websites
Kitchens, staircases, doors and bespoke joinery, with a portfolio that shows the finish.
SEO for tradesmen
Get into the Google map results and page one for the jobs and towns you actually want.
Ready for a website that brings in work?
Tell me about your business and I will come back with a clear price, usually the same day.