Landscaping Website Template
For Landscapers Whose Portfolio Does the Selling
Homeowners pick a landscaper from photos. They look at the patio, the retaining wall, the finished backyard, and only then decide whether to read a word. Most landscaping sites bury those photos in a WordPress gallery plugin that takes ten seconds to render on a phone, and the visitor is gone before the first image appears.
Amrify's landscaping template treats the gallery as the main event and makes it fast. Astro image optimization converts each photo to modern formats, generates responsive sizes for every screen width, and lazy-loads below the fold, so a page with forty project photos still loads in under two seconds and scores 100 on Lighthouse. The rest of the site is static HTML on a CDN with no plugin to slow it down.
Around the gallery: pages for landscape design, maintenance, hardscaping, irrigation, and seasonal work; a URL per neighborhood; a consultation form whose every submission reaches your inbox, your database, and your phone at once; and a blog timed to spring and fall. One price, code you own.
Fast Project Gallery
Before/after gallery widget plus Astro image optimization: modern formats, responsive sizes, lazy loading. Forty photos, still 100 on Lighthouse.
Spring and Fall Pages
Spring cleanup, summer maintenance, fall leaf removal, winter prep: a page and a Service schema each, so seasonal searches land on the season.
Lighthouse 100 With Images
Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices, and SEO at 100, including the gallery pages, enforced by CI before a template ships.
A URL per Neighborhood
Census place data seeds each service-area page and the build gate throws out thin ones, so fifteen areas are fifteen real ranking pages.
Consultation Requests With Photos
DynamoDB, your inbox, and a Telegram or SMS alert all get the request at once, yard photos included (up to four). A webhook passes it to your CRM.
Portfolio by Project Type
Tag projects as patio, garden, retaining wall, or outdoor kitchen and by the area they were built in, so visitors browse the work that matches theirs.
Own Your Landscaping Site Outright
One payment covers the landscaping template, every other template we ship, unlimited sites and updates for life.
Amrify Pro
Complete landscaping template included
- Ten launch trades included, future niches at no extra cost
- Neighborhood pages, service pages, the lead engine, gallery and schema
- CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md for any AI editor, four Claude Code skills
- Unlimited sites, one seat
- Later trades, widgets and fixes, included with no upgrade fee
Yours for Good
Buy once, build for yourself or clients. A landscaping site is one of them.
Leave It Alone
Plain HTML needs no weekly updates. Your landscaping site stays that way.
Lifetime Updates Included
New features land in the same repo, free. The landscaping template ships at launch.
Design, Hardscape, Irrigation, Maintenance: One Page Each
Landscape design, lawn maintenance, hardscaping, patio installation, irrigation, tree and shrub care, outdoor lighting, drainage, sod: each gets a page with scope, materials and options, timelines, seasonal context, and Service schema. Google indexes them separately, so 'patio installation' and 'landscape design' are two results you can hold rather than one services page competing for both.
Forty Photos, Under Two Seconds
Astro image optimization runs at build time: each project photo is converted to modern formats, produced in sizes for phone, tablet, and desktop, given alt text, and lazy-loaded below the fold. The browser downloads only what its screen needs. Tag projects by type and by the neighborhood they were built in, and the gallery doubles as proof that you work where the visitor lives.
Content Timed to the Spring and Fall Rush
Demand concentrates into mid-March through mid-May and again in September and October. Seasonal service pages and blog posts (spring lawn prep, drought-tolerant plants for your region, hardscape ideas that add value) are plain text files that get Article schema and an Open Graph image at build. Publish a month ahead so Google has indexed them when the searches start.
Hold Your Founding Spot
Checkout opens at launch. The first 5,000 founding members own Amrify Pro, the landscaping template and every other niche we ship, for $249 instead of $399. Leave your email to hold a spot, or ask anything about building a landscaping site.
- Email: amrifyllc@gmail.com
Contact Form
Reserve the $249 Price
A written reply lands in your inbox within one business day.
One line about your landscaping company and the site you have in mind is plenty. Ask about licensing, hosting, or the AI workflow if you like.
Prefer to read first? The pricing page has the founding offer in full, and the docs show a landscaping site built in an hour. Curious how your current landscaping site scores? Grade it free before you write.
A landscaping site should sell the way a finished backyard sells: the visitor sees the patio, the retaining wall, the lighting at dusk, and decides. This landscaping website template is built so that happens in the first two seconds on a phone. Astro image optimization makes a forty-photo gallery load without hurting the Lighthouse score; the rest of the site is static HTML on a CDN; consultation requests reach your phone by Telegram or SMS with photos of the yard attached; and every neighborhood you work in has its own ranking page. Founding members (the first 5,000) pay $249 once, later buyers $399, and the code is yours either way.
If you want to know how your current gallery scores on Google’s own test, the free landscaping website grader runs it in about thirty seconds with no email.
Your Portfolio Has Eight Weeks to Load Fast
Landscaping is bought with the eyes and bought on a schedule. The buying decision starts with photos, and most of the year’s new project revenue arrives in an eight-week window from mid-March to mid-May, with a second peak in September and October for fall cleanup and winterization. A site that is slow during those weeks does not get a second chance until next year.
Image-heavy sites are the ones WordPress handles worst. A typical landscaper’s gallery, forty full-resolution photos served through a plugin on shared hosting, takes 8-12 seconds to render on a phone. Google’s Core Web Vitals have penalized the page long before the first patio appears, and the homeowner has opened a competitor’s tab.
What that looks like in practice:
- 6-12 second gallery loads on mobile, four to five times the 2.5-second Largest Contentful Paint target
- Lighthouse scores in the 15-40 range, dragged down by images served at full size regardless of screen
- Layout shifts as photos load at unexpected dimensions, which makes good work look amateur
- $20-50 a month in hosting plus $100-250 a year in gallery and image plugins, and hours resizing photos by hand
A design project runs $4,000-15,000 and a maintenance contract $200-500 a month. One lost consultation because the gallery took eight seconds costs more than three years of hosting. Build-time image optimization removes the problem: the browser downloads only the size and format it needs, below-the-fold photos wait until scrolled to, and the page stays under two seconds with forty images on it.
What the Landscaping Template Includes
Not a contractor theme with a tree icon. Each piece is here because of how landscaping is sold.
Design, Hardscape, Irrigation, and Maintenance Pages
A page per service: landscape design, mowing and maintenance, hardscaping (patios, walkways, retaining walls), irrigation installation and repair, tree and shrub care, outdoor lighting, drainage, seasonal cleanup, sod. Each carries sections for scope, materials and design options, and timelines, ends in a call to action, and has its own Service schema so “retaining wall contractor” lands on the retaining wall page.
A Landing Page for Every Neighborhood You Mow
The local SEO engine generates a URL per area (/service-area/alpharetta/, /service-area/roswell/, /service-area/johns-creek/) each with copy of its own and LocalBusiness schema, plus service-in-city pages (landscape design in Roswell, say) where a market supports them. Areas are scaffolded from Census data, and the build-time content audit fails any page that reads like the previous one with the name changed. Fifteen neighborhoods, fifteen pages Google treats as different.
Consultation Requests With Yard Photos Attached
Consultation requests go through the serverless lead engine. DynamoDB keeps each inquiry, an SES email carries it to your inbox, a Telegram or SMS message carries it to your phone, and your CRM can take it by webhook. Spam is filtered before delivery and Cloudflare Turnstile can be turned on. Photos come with it, four at most, resized in the browser before upload, so you see the sloped backyard or the dead lawn before you drive out for the design visit. No form vendor and no per-submission fee.
Seasonal Posts Timed to Spring and Fall
Posts are plain text files; at build time each one gets Article schema, its tags, an RSS entry, and an Open Graph image drawn for it. The landscaping calendar is fixed: spring lawn prep in February, drought-tolerant planting in May, leaf removal and winterization in September. Each post links to the season’s service page.
Schema That Names Your Services and Territory
Every build emits the following from config, content, and gallery tags:
- LocalBusiness: name, address, phone, hours, the neighborhoods you serve, payment methods
- Service: each landscaping service with description and pricing context
- FAQPage: seasonal and design questions with answers Google can surface as rich results
- BreadcrumbList: the crumb trail under your listing
- BlogPosting: article metadata
Beyond the gallery, landscapers get use from the Pro estimate calculator (square footage to a rough sod or paver range), the quote wizard (project type, budget range, timing, photos), and the reviews carousel. They are SolidJS islands and load only where placed.
Gallery Sites: WordPress vs Amrify Over Three Years
| WordPress landscaping site | Amrify landscaping template | |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | 3-7 days including gallery configuration | Under a day; about an hour with an AI coding tool |
| Lighthouse | 15-40 with a gallery | 100 on all four audits, including gallery pages, CI-enforced |
| Gallery load | 6-12 seconds on mobile | Under 2 seconds |
| Hosting | $20-50/month | Free on Netlify, Vercel, or Cloudflare Pages, gallery included; or your own AWS |
| Plugins | $150-400/year for SEO, gallery, image optimization | None |
| Image handling | Plugin, often manual resizing | Astro optimization at build |
| Cost over three years | $1,200-3,500 and up | $249 one time |
| Structured data | Yoast or RankMath | From config, gallery pages included |
| Consultation requests | Form plugin to inbox | Inbox, DynamoDB, Telegram/SMS, webhook, photos attached |
Gallery and all, an existing site can be moved over with the WordPress to Astro migration guide. Grade the showcase sites yourself, then let a free account hold the founding price for you until checkout opens.
Ranking Locally for Landscape Design
Landscapers pay agencies $300-1,500 a month, often for plugin installs and a monthly report. The parts a website controls are built in:
One config file feeds your Business Profile match. The name, address, phone, hours, and service area you enter once are what every page’s structured data repeats, so the site and your Google Business Profile cannot drift apart.
Tap-to-call in the header and footer. A homeowner standing in a yard they hate calls from a phone; the number is one tap.
Neighborhood pages that are actually about the neighborhood. Fifteen areas, fifteen ranking candidates, kept honest by the build gate.
Rich results from FAQ and Service markup. Your answers can show directly in search. The performance side, gallery pages included, is written up in the 100/100 Lighthouse post.
Before-and-After Galleries That Stay Under Two Seconds
A homeowner considering a $10,000 patio wants to see patios you have built, not stock photos from a theme marketplace. The gallery is the most persuasive page on the site and, on WordPress, usually the slowest.
- Build-time optimization: every photo converted to modern formats, generated in multiple sizes, given alt text, with no manual work
- Before/after layouts that show the transformation side by side
- Project tags (patio, garden design, retaining wall, outdoor kitchen, commercial) so visitors browse the work that matches theirs
- Location tags that connect projects to the neighborhood pages, so a visitor in Roswell sees jobs done in Roswell
- Lazy loading for everything below the fold, so thirty or more photos do not slow the first paint
WordPress gallery plugins tend to load a JavaScript library, inject a modal, and download full-size images on page load. Here, the processing happens once at build and the live site serves only optimized files.
Live Before Mid-March
Reserve the founding price
Until checkout opens, a free account is how you hold the $249 founding price; it belongs to the first 5,000 members, and everyone after pays $399. The purchase is the landscaping template, the nine other launch trades, and as many sites as you want, all on one seat. Delivery is a private GitHub repo, linked from the account dashboard; clone it into your editor, or let Claude Code, Cursor, or Copilot work from the bundled CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, and four skills.
Photos first, then packages
site.json takes company name, phone, email, address, and hours. Drop your project photos in the gallery folder, tagged by type and area; the build optimizes them. Write the seasonal packages (spring cleanup, summer maintenance program, fall leaf removal, winter prep) as pages with tiers and scope. Describe your design consultation process so a homeowner knows what happens from the first visit to the finished yard. Add a text file per neighborhood.
Deploy with the calendar in mind
Connect the GitHub repo to Netlify, Vercel, or Cloudflare Pages, which build Astro with no configuration, or use the included S3 and CloudFront tooling to deploy on your own AWS. SSL and the CDN are automatic. If you use a CRM, point the lead webhook at it so consultation requests reach the crew lead. Point DNS. Aim to be indexed by early March so the neighborhood pages are ranking when the mid-March rush starts.
When it is live, drop the new site and the two landscapers ranking above you into the free Website Monitor. The watch list holds 30 sites, each with a score history, and a fresh Lighthouse run is one click away whenever the gallery changes.
Landscaping Companies This Suits
Solo landscapers moving off Craigslist and Nextdoor. A homeowner spending $12,000 on a patio expects a portfolio site, not a Facebook page. This gives you one where phone photos render well, for $249 and nothing monthly, so you can compete for design-build work instead of mow-and-go jobs.
Design-build firms with $15,000-50,000 projects. Multi-image sequences per project, process descriptions, material selections, and location tags that tie finished work to the neighborhood pages. The gallery is built to carry that much without slowing down.
Lawn care companies scaling to multiple crews. Weekly and biweekly packages, seasonal cleanup quotes, and annual contracts on their own pages, and a north-side and south-side site from one monorepo if territories need separate branding. Unlimited sites, one seat.
The developer is Alex Crabinsky, full-stack, Alpharetta, Georgia, with a decade-plus of production work; Amrify’s own live sites run on this code, exterior cleaning companies among them, so the gallery pipeline has been exercised on real photo-heavy pages. Every launch template passes a CI Lighthouse check at 100 in all four categories or it does not ship. His background is on the about page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a landscaping website cost?
There is one product and one price: Amrify Pro at $249 for founding members (the first 5,000), then $399, paid once. The landscaping template is part of it, and so is everything else in Pro: the nine other launch trades, the gallery, neighborhood pages, lead engine, blog, schema, and updates for as long as the product exists. Netlify, Vercel, and Cloudflare Pages will host it at no charge; an S3 and CloudFront deploy is included for your own AWS. A custom landscaping site is usually $2,500-8,000; WordPress with hosting, gallery, and image plugins is $1,200-3,500 over three years.
Can I show before-and-after photos of my landscaping projects?
Yes. The before/after gallery is one of the Pro conversion widgets, and Astro image optimization handles the rest: every upload is converted to modern formats, generated in responsive sizes, and lazy-loaded below the fold, with alt text for image search. A 40-photo portfolio page still scores 100 on Lighthouse.
Does the template support seasonal service pages?
Yes. Spring cleanup, summer maintenance programs, fall leaf removal, and winter prep each get a page with unique copy and Service schema, so ‘fall cleanup [city]’ ranks on its own. Blog posts follow the same calendar and link back to the season’s service page.
Will my landscaping website rank on Google?
What a template can do for ranking, this one does. Every page carries LocalBusiness and Service schema; each neighborhood gets its own URL and the build gate throws out thin copy; canonicals, the sitemap, and Open Graph tags are generated; and the gallery pages stay fast. Reviews and your Google Business Profile do the rest, and those are yours to build; the template keeps the site from being the weak link.
Can I add pages for each neighborhood I serve?
Yes. Each neighborhood or city becomes a URL like /service-area/roswell/ with its own copy and local schema, so fifteen areas means fifteen pages ranking for ‘landscaping in [area]’ separately. The local SEO engine scaffolds a new area from Census data and fails the build on any page too similar to another.
Do I need design or coding skills?
No. Photos go in the gallery folder, seasonal packages and pricing go in plain text files, and your consultation process is a paragraph you edit. Save and the site rebuilds with optimized images. No WordPress, no page builder. If you can drag photos into a folder and edit a document you can run it, and the bundled Claude Code skills will make changes from a sentence if you prefer.
How do potential clients request consultations?
The consultation form feeds the lead engine, which writes the request to DynamoDB, sends it by SES email, and alerts your phone over Telegram or SMS; a webhook can pass it to your CRM. Spam is dropped before any of that, and Turnstile is optional. Photos of the yard as it stands today can come with the request (four at most), which is worth more than any description for pricing a design visit.
How quickly can I launch my landscaping website?
Under a day if your project photos are already picked. The work is config, service pages for design, lawn care, and hardscaping, the seasonal packages, a file per neighborhood, and a deploy; give the bundled skills to Claude Code or Cursor and the editing part is roughly an hour. The deadline that matters is the calendar: have it indexed by early March so the pages rank before the mid-March booking rush.
What if I run a landscaping franchise or multiple brands?
Unlimited sites on one seat. A north-side and a south-side brand, or a design-build brand and a maintenance brand, share the monorepo, keep their own themes and content, and pick up every fix at the next build. The nine other launch trades sit in the same repo already; niches added later come as free updates.
Can I track my website traffic and leads?
GA4, Google Tag Manager, and Microsoft Clarity are all supported; each reads its ID from the config and loads deferred, so the gallery is never slowed by a tag. Consultation requests live in a DynamoDB table that belongs to you, and the leads CLI prints them on request, which makes counting spring design inquiries a one-line job instead of an inbox search.
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The Showcase lists live sites on this codebase, and the founding-member terms are on the pricing page.
If WordPress, Wix, or Next.js is still in the running for the landscaping site, read the WordPress, Wix, and Next.js comparisons; each says where the other platform is the better fit.
Spring does not wait, so hold a founding spot now or send us a question first. The remaining trades are on the solutions overview.
A Landscaping Site Where the Gallery Loads First
For $249 once as a founding member, Amrify Pro gives you the landscaping template, nine sibling trade templates, the lead engine, and the source itself. A portfolio that loads in under two seconds, a page per neighborhood, consultation requests on your phone. No subscription.