Projects, not mow-and-blow
Paving, decks, retaining, full garden builds — the work with real margin gets the photos and the pages, so that's what people enquire about.
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A full season, booked before it starts.
A steady pipeline of profitable residential and commercial projects — and design work lined up for the months when nobody wants to dig.
From $300 + GST · fixed quote before any work starts
The work is visual. So is the way people choose you.
Nobody reads three paragraphs about retaining walls. They look at the photo, decide whether they want their place to look like that, and then they call.
A pipeline that survives winter
Design and consent work booked in the off months keeps the crew paid and the spring calendar already full. The site is built to sell that, not just the build.
Referrals that go somewhere
Landscaping spreads down the street. When a neighbour asks who did it, the site is what they find — and it needs to show the job they just admired.
How the site fills the calendar.
Nothing here is clever for its own sake. Each one exists because it moves the number you care about.
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Photography front and centre
Big, fast-loading project photos with the brief and the outcome beside them. This is the entire sales pitch for landscaping and most sites bury it.
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Qualify by section and budget
A courtyard and a half-acre lifestyle block are different businesses. Asking section size, scope and rough budget in the form saves you quoting work you don't want.
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Sell the design stage separately
A paid design and plan is an easy yes in July and turns into a build in October. Give it its own page and its own price and it becomes a product rather than a favour.
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Show up locally, and seasonally
Local search set up properly, so you catch the people searching your suburbs when the weather turns and everyone decides to fix the garden at once.
What you get, and what it costs.
One fixed quote, agreed before anything starts. No retainer, no lock-in, no surprises on the invoice.
Every site includes
- Designed for a phone first, because that's where your customers are
- Your own domain, set up and pointed properly
- An enquiry form that emails you and keeps a record
- Google Business Profile set up or tidied up
- Search basics done right at launch, not retrofitted
- Loads fast on a bad connection in a carpark
- Secure certificate and hosting sorted
For landscaping and garden design businesses, we add
- A project gallery built for large photos that still load fast
- Section size, scope and budget questions on the enquiry form
- A design-stage page you can sell through the off season
Recent work.
Two sites we built and still run. Have a look at how they load on your phone — that's the standard we're describing.
Fair questions.
The ones landscaping and garden design owners actually ask, answered straight.
Do I need a website when Instagram does the photos?
They do different jobs. Instagram shows people your work; the site is where someone who's ready to spend $40,000 checks that you're a real business with insurance, a process and a track record. Use both — the site is the one that closes.
My work is seasonal. Will the site sit idle half the year?
Only if it's built for the build season alone. Design, consent drawings, planting plans and winter maintenance are all sellable in the quiet months, and that's deliberately part of how we structure the pages.
How do I stop people asking for a free design?
Price the design stage publicly and explain what they get for it. The moment it's a listed, paid product with a deliverable, the conversation changes completely.
Can you handle commercial landscaping enquiries too?
Yes, and they should be separate from residential — councils, developers and property managers are buying on scope, programme and compliance rather than on how pretty the photos are.
Tell us about the business.
No sales call, no pitch deck. Tell us what you do and where you're losing work, and we'll come back with a fixed price and an honest opinion — including if the answer is that you don't need us.
Hours
Monday to Friday, 8.30am – 5.30pm.
Where we work
Wellington based, serving all of New Zealand and Australia.
Get a fixed quote
Not your trade?
We build for these too. Same approach, same fixed-quote pricing.