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For landscapers

A website for landscapers that gets found and gets calls.

Zome builds your landscaping website from your own services, towns and photos, checks your Google profile against it, and puts every request in one inbox.

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What a landscaping website should do

Landscaping is visual and local. These are the parts that matter most, and how Zome handles each.

A page for every service

Lawn care, design and installation, patios and hardscape, cleanups, snow removal: each gets its own page with what is included, your prices if you want them, and the questions customers ask.

The towns you serve

Add the towns you really work in. Write a few true sentences about working in a town and it gets its own page for Google.

Your real projects

Photo gallery, a photo for each service, and finished jobs shown with a town and a sentence. Never a customer's name or address.

Quote and booking requests

Customers pick a service, describe the job, add photos and choose a time window. Every request lands in one inbox.

Reviews that show

Ask every customer after a job, and show your real Google rating on your website.

Seasonal and maintenance work

Offer maintenance plans, and send service reminders to customers who agreed to hear from you.

What we promise, and what we don't

No ranking promises

Google says unpaid positions can't be bought. We show where you stand each week and what would help.

Only what is true

Prices, towns and details are yours. Nothing goes live until you publish.

Your domain stays yours

Use your own address or a free Zome one. Leave any time and take your customer list with you.

Questions, answered

What pages does a landscaping website need?
A home page, one page for each main service (lawn care, design and installation, patios and hardscape, cleanups, snow removal if you plow), a page for the towns you serve, a gallery of your own projects, reviews and a clear way to ask for a quote. The guide to getting landscaping leads from Google walks through each.
Can I show my own project photos?
Yes. Upload your photos in the editor, add a short description to each, and show them in a photo gallery section, on your services and, for finished jobs, as real jobs with a town and a sentence. Zome never shows a customer's name or address on a job.
Will this get me to the top of Google?
No one can promise that, and Google says there is no way to pay for a better unpaid position. Zome builds the pages Google and customers look for, checks your Google profile against your website, and shows where you stand each week. You will see real numbers, not promises.
Can I sell lawn care, hardscape and snow removal on one site?
Yes. Give each its own page, so a search for patios lands on your patio page and a search for plowing lands on your snow page. Hide a section such as snow removal in the off-season, or keep the page and say when sign-ups open.
Can I keep my own domain?
Yes. Your domain stays yours and points to your new site. Zome can read your current website and bring over your details, towns and photos, and you can keep your old page addresses working.

See how you show up online

Your free AI report checks your website, and your Google profile, reviews and who ranks above you whenever Google data is available.

Example: who's beating you nearby
1st
Top-rated competitor4.6
34/40
2nd
Nearby competitor4.4
31/40
···
5th
Your business4.9
18/40
Online health41/100Fair
Example

The easiest way to grow your service business online.

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