Frequently Asked Questions
Can you separate maintenance from landscape construction?
Yes. We can plan different pages and inquiry paths for recurring maintenance, construction, installation, and other services you actually offer. This helps visitors choose the right category and helps you understand what they are requesting.
Can you include product delivery or online ordering?
We can review your existing ordering setup and decide how product information should connect to it. A new online store, payment connection, or delivery calculator is separately scoped. We discuss product data, stock, delivery areas, fees, and responsibility for orders before adding features.
What information should an estimate form collect?
Useful fields may include the service requested, town, property type, and a short project description. We choose questions that help you follow up without making the form difficult to complete. Uploads or additional tools can be considered where they serve a clear purpose.
How should we use project photographs?
Select clear photos that show the type of work you want more of. Short descriptions can explain the project type and the work involved. We use images with permission and avoid exposing a customer’s private information or suggesting that stock photography represents your own work.
Can marketing change with our busy season?
Yes. We can discuss a seasonal content or advertising plan based on your services and capacity. A landscaping company may prioritize different work at different times of year. Any campaign schedule, ongoing fee, and advertising budget should be agreed in advance.
Will this improve Google and AI search visibility?
Clear service information, original examples, consistent business details, and useful FAQs support discoverability. We build on sound SEO and review the information search tools can interpret. Rankings, AI mentions, and a fixed number of leads cannot be guaranteed.
Can you work with our existing website?
We can review the current site before recommending changes. Sometimes service pages, galleries, or contact forms need focused attention; sometimes a redesign makes more sense. You receive a defined scope and price, with hosting, paid tools, and advertising spend discussed separately.