Lawn care website design, built by people who run a lawn company
Your phone rings most in April and May. Then fall cleanups and sprinkler blowouts hit at once. You need a site that sells while you're on a mower. We build it, host it and keep it working.
Why lawn care sites are different
The season is short.
Spring sign-ups decide your year. Your site should be ready in March, not June.
Every quote depends on lawn size.
A good site asks for the address up front so you can quote fast, without driving out.
Customers buy more than mowing.
Aeration, overseeding, fertilizing, cleanups, blowouts. Each one gets its own page, so people searching for that service can find it.
Your area is your business.
You serve some neighborhoods and not others. Your site should say clearly where you go.
What we build for lawn care companies
A home page that says what you do, where, and how to get a quote
A page for each service (mowing, aeration, overseeding, fertilization, weed control, cleanups, sprinkler blowouts, snow removal if you do it)
Pages for the towns you really serve. We don't make copy-paste pages for towns you don't.
A quote request form that asks the right questions
Your Google reviews shown on the site
Google Business Profile setup and posts timed to the season
A year of weekly work
Late winter
Spring cleanup, power raking and mowing sign-up posts
Spring
Aeration and overseeding pages and posts
Summer
Watering, weed control and mowing-schedule posts
Fall
Aeration, leaf cleanup and sprinkler blowout posts
Winter
Snow service posts, if you offer it
Proof: No Mow Worries, our first customer
No Mow Worries is a lawn care company in Aurora, CO. Chris Hagerman owns it, so it was FoundLocal's customer #1. We treat it like any client.
The site at nomowworriesco.com takes online quote requests.
Each service has its own page, plus pages for the towns it serves (Aurora, Centennial, Foxfield) and a service-area page.
Seasonal blog posts answer real customer questions: when to aerate Aurora clay, sprinkler blowout timing, November leaf cleanup.
Weekly Google Business Profile posts follow the season.
The site shows the company's 4.9-star rating from 77 Google reviews. Those reviews are earned by the lawn crew, not by us. We make them easy to see.
What we won't promise
Rankings, traffic or leads. Nobody honest can. Local SEO usually takes 6-12 months to build. We do the work every week so it can.
Questions
Can you add a quote form that asks for the address?
Yes. Every lawn site gets a quote form.
Will I rank #1 for "lawn care near me"?
We can't promise that. Nobody can. We do the work Google rewards, every week. Expect 6-12 months.
I already have a site. Can you take it over?
Yes. We rebuild it on our system and keep your domain.
Do I own my domain?
Yes.
Let's talk about your website.
Tell us about your business and what you need. Chris will get back to you personally.