Landscaping sells on proof and availability. A homeowner off Sunnyslope Road looking at a dead lawn in July wants to see a yard you already fixed, know you cover their street, and get a number on it this week. The crew whose work is visible and whose estimate form actually works books the job.
These are the searches your next customer is running — usually on a phone, usually within a few miles of you. Every one of them is a page that either exists on your site or doesn't.
Each project gets a short write-up: the problem, the fix, the town. That's what ranks and what convinces the next homeowner.
Hollister, San Juan Bautista, Tres Pinos, Aromas, Paicines. If it isn't written down, neither Google nor an AI assistant will assume it.
Maintenance, install, irrigation, hardscape, cleanups. Separate pages rank separately and let you price and photograph each properly.
Lot size, what they want done, photos from their phone. You show up to the walkthrough already knowing the job.
Drought-tolerant and low-water landscaping is what people here actually search. Real content on it wins traffic no competitor is writing for.
Heavy photo galleries kill mobile sites. We compress and lazy-load so the portfolio loads in under 2 seconds on cellular.
Static information points to a Simple Site. Information that changes points to a Custom Site. Anything that needs a real back end — scheduling, accounts, live data — is a Smart Site. All prices are starting points that move with scope.
Services, service area, a tight gallery, and a contact form — a fast, findable front door.
Full service-page set, project portfolio with filters, and estimate requests with photo upload.
Route-aware scheduling, recurring maintenance plans, and automated seasonal reminders to past clients.
We're a remote-first studio based in Hollister. We know the difference between a customer searching from Hollister and one searching from out past Tres Pinos, and we build that into the site. Meetings happen wherever is easiest for you.
Every point on this page is already live in a complete, multi-page sample site. Click through the pages, the schema, and the lead capture before you spend a dollar.
Full-service landscaping, irrigation, and hardscape from Hollister to San Juan Bautista. Free estimates, seasonal maintenance, and drought-smart design for San Benito County homeowners.
Different trade, same search behavior. These sample sites solve the problems a landscaping site shares with its neighbors — and each one is a complete, multi-page build you can browse.
Same estimate-first sales cycle, same project-gallery proof
Both win on 'near me' searches from a phone in the driveway
Shares the seasonal, weather-driven content rhythm
Same estimate-first sales cycle, same project-gallery proof.
Both win on 'near me' searches from a phone in the driveway.
Name your services on separate pages, name the towns you cover in real sentences, and add LocalBusiness and Service schema so search engines know what you do and where. Most landscaping sites are a logo and a photo grid, which gives Google nothing to rank and answer engines nothing to quote.
Only when they come with text. A photo by itself is a file; a project page that says what the job was, which town it was in, and what it cost range-wise is content that ranks and gets cited. We build the gallery so every project carries that context.
Ranges, yes. "Cleanups typically run $400 to $900 depending on lot size" filters out tire-kickers, builds trust, and gives AI assistants a concrete number to repeat. Exact quotes still happen at the walkthrough.
Simple Sites start at $4,999 one-time, or lease-to-own at $1,500 down plus $100 a month for 36 months. Custom Sites with a filterable portfolio start at $7,999 or $2,500 plus $200 a month. Smart Sites with scheduling and recurring plans start at $15,000 or $5,000 plus $500 a month, plus a $297/mo tech stack subscription. Every lease is paid off at month 36 and the site becomes yours.
On a Smart Site, yes — signups, schedules, and automated reminders for the accounts that pay every month. On lower tiers we build a clear maintenance-plan page and a request form, which captures most of the same demand without the back end.
By being specifically local. They write for the whole region; you can write for Hollister, San Juan Bautista, and Tres Pinos by name, with photos of yards people recognize. Local specificity is exactly what map-pack rankings and AI answers reward.
About a week for a Simple Site. Four to six weeks for a Custom Site with a full portfolio, since gathering and writing up project photos is usually the long pole. Smart Sites run 6 to 10 weeks depending on the scheduling setup.
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