Landscaping, irrigation, outdoor lighting and the exterior trades: sites built to win the phone call, wired to the map pack, and timed to your season.

What the build gets right

The green industry, taken seriously

Landscaping, lawn care, irrigation and outdoor lighting live on a calendar. The urgent half of the market, the broken sprinkler head, the dead zone in the lawn, is won in the map pack. The valuable half, installs, renovations, annual contracts, lighting projects, is planned weeks ahead by homeowners doing real research, and it is won by pages that show finished work and explain the process like a professional.

So the architecture does both: service pages precise enough to rank and convert, galleries of your actual projects organised by service, and a seasonal layer, editable in minutes, that puts irrigation start-ups front and centre in spring and lighting in September. Photography is the multiplier throughout; we would rather build a smaller site around your real work than a bigger one around a stock library.

Where this page hands over

The search strategy per trade, which terms, which content, how the map pack is actually won, is the territory of our trades and home services SEO practice, and the two engagements interlock: this page is the machine, that one is the fuel. For Kansas businesses, the Wichita and Kansas pages carry the local market detail.

Home services sites, answered plainly

Three things, all conversion-critical: a phone number that is one thumb-tap away on every page, because these customers call rather than fill forms; proof that is local and visual, real jobs, real reviews, your actual crew; and service-area clarity, so the searcher knows in two seconds that you cover their street. Everything decorative comes after those, if at all.

Send us five photos of your best work.

If the jobs are good, the website should prove it. You will get a fixed quote from the published table and a plan timed to your season.