Landscaping · Hollister, California

Example Landscaping, page by page.

A home-services site built for estimate requests, seasonal work, and drought-smart design searches across San Benito County.

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Landscaping is a photograph business with a spreadsheet problem. Homeowners decide with their eyes, then immediately want to know what a job like that costs and whether you'll actually show up. This sample answers both on the same screen, so nobody has to call to find out whether you're in their range.

Walk the 5 pages below in order. Every one of them exists to move a homeowner from "that yard looks like mine" to a submitted estimate request with enough detail that the first site visit is productive.

The walkthrough

Page 1 of 5

Home

The landing page leads with finished work and a starting price in the same viewport, because a homeowner comparing 3 landscapers is filtering on budget before craft. Service areas are named as towns — Hollister, San Juan Bautista, Tres Pinos — which is what people actually type and what AI answer engines quote back.

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Under the hood

✓LandscapingBusiness schema with areaServed and published price ranges
✓Above-the-fold estimate CTA that carries the visitor's entry point through the form
✓Seasonal content block that swaps by quarter without a redesign

Page 2 of 5

Services

Each service gets its own priced block rather than a bullet list, so maintenance, irrigation repair, and hardscape can rank and be cited separately. That separation is what lets an answer engine say "they do drip irrigation repair, starting around this much" instead of "they do landscaping."

Under the hood

✓Service schema per offering with an offers price range
✓Plain-language scope notes: what's included, what's extra
✓Internal links from each service into a matching project case study

Page 3 of 5

Projects

A gallery is not a portfolio. Every project here carries scope, budget band, and outcome, which turns pretty photos into proof a homeowner can compare against their own yard. It also gives crawlers real text on a page that would otherwise be image-only.

Under the hood

✓Case-study structure: problem, scope, budget band, result
✓ImageObject metadata and descriptive alt text on every photo
✓Cross-links back to the specific services each project used

Page 4 of 5

About

The trust page does the work a truck wrap can't: who's on the crew, how long they've worked in this valley, what happens if something dies. Local proof is the whole point — this reads like a company from here, not a franchise page with the town name swapped in.

Under the hood

✓Named crew and tenure, with photos that match the project gallery
✓Warranty and callback policy stated in plain English
✓Organization schema tied to the same NAP used everywhere on the site

Page 5 of 5

Estimate request

The form asks for the 4 things that make a first visit useful — property type, scope, rough budget, and timing — and nothing else. It's wired to a real backend in this sample, so you can submit it and see the confirmation flow a homeowner would actually get.

Under the hood

✓Working submission with a confirmation page, not a dead demo form
✓Budget band selector that pre-qualifies without scaring people off
✓Phone fallback with the AI-assisted disclosure we use sitewide

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Design notes

Why it looks like this, and not like the others.

Typography

Playfair Display headings over Source Sans 3 body.

Palette

Warm earth greens with a natural, sun-lifted photo treatment.

Texture and shape

Fine horizontal rules and a leaf motif, sharp corners, no shadows.

Landscaping sells outdoor craft, so the type is editorial rather than corporate and the layout leaves air around photography. Sharp corners and flat surfaces keep it from drifting into the soft, generic contractor look.

Landscaping FAQ

About the landscaping example.

Can I actually submit the estimate form on the landscaping sample?

Yes. It writes to a real backend and returns the same confirmation page a homeowner would see. We leave it live so you can test the whole path instead of trusting a screenshot.

Why does the sample publish starting prices?

Because the searches that convert are price-shaped — "landscaping cost Hollister," "how much is drip irrigation repair." A page with a number gets cited by AI answer engines; a page that says "contact us for pricing" gets skipped.

Would my real project photos work as well as these?

Better. The gallery structure is what does the work — scope, budget band, outcome. Your actual before-and-afters in that structure outperform anything staged.

Which tier is this landscaping site?

As built it's a Custom Site: unique design, up to 100 pages, real forms. Add crew scheduling, automated follow-up, or a customer portal and it becomes a Smart Site.

How many services can I list before it gets unwieldy?

Custom Sites go to 100 pages, which is far more service pages than any landscaping company needs. The practical limit is how many services you can describe distinctly — 8 to 15 is typical.

Do you handle seasonal content changes?

The seasonal block is built to swap without a redesign. On a lease-to-own plan those updates are included; on an own-it build you can edit it yourself or hire us per change.

Does the sample rank for anything, or is it just a demo?

It's a demonstration business, so we don't chase rankings with it. Every technical signal a real site would use is in place, though — schema, internal links, speed — which is what you're inspecting.

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