8 Ways Long Island Landscapers Can Grow Their Business with a High-Converting Website

Danielle Speciale • August 14, 2025

If you’re a landscaper serving Long Island, your website is more than just a digital business card, it’s your hardest-working salesperson, available 24/7. While your crew is out mowing lawns, planting gardens, or designing beautiful outdoor spaces, your website should be attracting new customers, answering their questions, and convincing them to pick up the phone or request a quote.


But here’s the thing: a website alone won’t guarantee more leads. It needs the right structure, design, and content to truly showcase your skills, build trust, and turn visitors into paying clients. Whether you specialize in lawn care, hardscaping, tree services, or complete landscape design, a strategic approach to your online presence can give you a serious edge over local competitors.


In this post, we’ll share eight proven strategies to transform your landscaping website into a lead-generating powerhouse, helping you book more jobs, grow your reputation, and keep your schedule full all season long.

1. Showcase Your Best Work with Before-and-After Photos

Landscaping is a visual business—your prospects want to see the transformations you can deliver. With the landscape business websites we build, we utilize before and after photo on the gallery page.

  • Include a portfolio gallery of before-and-after photos for lawns, gardens, patios, and outdoor kitchens.
  • Feature seasonal work: lush summer lawns, vibrant fall cleanups, and fresh spring plantings.
  • Use high-resolution images and organize them by project type so visitors can quickly find inspiration.


2. Highlight Your Local Expertise

Long Island homeowners love working with local businesses in their community who understand the climate, soil (from the north shore to the south shore), and seasonal needs. It's also helpful to include a map of our services areas.

  • Mention towns and neighborhoods you serve (e.g., “Serving Suffolk County, Nassau County, and surrounding areas”).
  • Write short case studies or testimonials from local customers.
  • Reference local plant varieties, common pests, and seasonal challenges—showing you know the area inside and out.

3. Make It Easy to Request a Quote

Don’t make visitors hunt for your contact info.

  • Add a “Request a Free Quote” button to every page.
  • Keep your form short—name, address, service needed, and best contact method is enough.
  • Offer same-day responses to capture hot leads before they call your competitor.


4. Build Trust with Customer Reviews

People trust people, not just businesses.

  • Embed Google Reviews or testimonials directly on your homepage.
  • Include the customer’s first name, town, and a photo (with permission) for extra credibility.
  • Ask happy clients to leave reviews right after a successful job, when their lawn or garden looks its best!

5. Share Seasonal Tips & Blog Content

Content marketing isn’t just for big companies—it works wonders for local landscapers.

  • Post blogs like “5 Lawn Care Tips for a Healthy Summer Yard on Long Island” or “The Best Native Plants for Suffolk County Gardens.”
  • Share these posts on social media to drive traffic back to your site.
  • Educate visitors while positioning yourself as the go-to local landscaping expert.
  • Add FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) to your homepage

6. Show Off Your Team and Equipment

People like to see who they’re hiring.

  • Add a “Meet the Team” section with photos and short bios.
  • Highlight certifications, years of experience, and special training.
  • Include images of your trucks, mowers, and hardscaping tools—it shows you’re fully equipped and professional.

7. Optimize for Mobile Visitors

Many homeowners look up landscapers while on the go, standing in their yard with their phone in hand.

  • Make sure your site loads quickly and looks great on mobile.
  • Keep buttons large and easy to tap.
  • Use click-to-call phone numbers so a customer can reach you in one tap.

8. Use Clear Calls-to-Action (CTAs)

Tell visitors exactly what you want them to do next.

  • “Call Now to Schedule Your Spring Cleanup”
  • “Get Your Free Landscape Design Consultation”
  • “Book Your Weekly Lawn Service Today”


Strong CTAs keep people moving through your site toward hiring you.

Why This Matters for Long Island Landscapers

Your landscaping website should be more than a place to list your services, it should actively attract, engage, and convert local homeowners into loyal customers. By focusing on visuals, trust-building, and local relevance, you can stay ahead of the competition and keep your business growing year after year.


Need help designing or optimizing your site with these steps in mind? At PS Digital, we specialize in converting Long Island home services websites into lead machines.

Bonus: View Some of Our Work

These are some of our landscaper and tree service clients that are having success with converting website visitors into leads:





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