Landscaper portfolio websites

A landscaper portfolio website that shows the work before the quote

Organise real garden and landscaping projects so homeowners and property managers can understand the type of work, finish, and process you provide.

From $249/mo AUD with hosting, maintenance, and ongoing updates included.

Connect projects to the services offered

People should be able to move from a project they like to the service and enquiry path that fits their own property.

  • Clear pages for design, planting, maintenance, paving, or other real services
  • Links from project examples to the relevant service explanation
  • Residential, commercial, strata, or property-management work where provided
  • Service areas and property types the business genuinely covers

Make a project conversation easy to start

Landscaping projects need context. The site can help a visitor send the information the business needs before a consultation or quote.

  • Quote or consultation forms with project type and suburb fields
  • Prompts for photos, access notes, measurements, or timing when useful
  • A phone and email action that works on mobile
  • Clear information about site visits, design work, estimates, and next steps

Example website

An illustrative garden-design portfolio

A landscaping business wants to attract garden-design projects by showing the starting space, the decisions made, and the finished result.

  • Group projects by the type of outdoor work involved
  • Describe the property, materials, planting, and practical constraints
  • Link each project to the right service page and consultation action
  • Use only photos and claims the business has permission to publish

This is an illustrative portfolio structure, not a client case study.

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FAQ

What should a landscaper portfolio website include?

It can include organised project galleries, service pages, service areas, consultation and quote paths, process information, and genuine customer proof.

Can you use our before-and-after landscaping photos?

Yes, when the business owns or has permission to use them. I can organise them with accurate descriptions and alt text.

Should each landscaping service have its own page?

A separate page can help when the service has different customer questions, examples, or next steps. It should add useful detail rather than repeat the same copy.

Can visitors request a landscaping quote online?

Yes. A form can ask for the project type, suburb, timing, access information, and photos the business needs before responding.

What makes a landscaping portfolio useful?

A portfolio needs enough context to help a visitor compare the work, not just a grid of unlabelled images. Do not publish stock photos as if they were the business’s projects. The business must approve photos, locations, materials, and project descriptions. Online estimating and design tools need separate scope.

Let the work make the next conversation easier

Tell me which projects and services you want the website to show first.

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