Websites for landscapers
Show what an outdoor space can become.
Give garden projects room to breathe and explain where you can help. New gardens and recurring maintenance receive different, relevant enquiry routes.
Discuss your project
A finished photograph does not explain the assignment.
Visitors see a green garden without knowing whether you designed, built or maintained it. They may also be unsure whether a small renovation suits your business. We present projects with their original brief and your contribution so visitors can recognize the work you offer before making contact.
From inspiration to a useful first conversation.
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Present projects with context
Combine wider views, details and a short explanation of the assignment. Use your own projects or clearly labelled inspiration. A newly planted garden may look different after several growing seasons.
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Distinguish construction and maintenance
A complete redesign needs different information from regular pruning or a maintenance visit. Let visitors choose the type of enquiry so subsequent questions remain relevant.
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Collect the current situation
Ask for location, approximate dimensions, existing conditions and preferences. Photos support preparation but a site visit may still be necessary. Explain how enquiries are reviewed and followed up.
The website supports the site survey.
A form does not replace assessing access, soil or existing materials. It can help your team arrive prepared. We connect enquiries to your current contact or scheduling process. A preferred month remains a preference; the website does not promise availability that has not been checked.
- Only part of the garden needs changing
- Allow clients to identify what should remain. An existing tree, terrace or fence can shape the rest of the assignment.
- The request is for recurring maintenance
- Ask about the work and location without imposing a fixed frequency. Your team determines what suits the garden and its circumstances.
- The garden is difficult to access
- Collect information about access through a side path, house or another route. This supports preparation and keeps practical constraints visible alongside photographs.
Project material and enquiry handling shape the website.
We discuss services, operating area, project photography and information needed for initial review. Project editing, maintenance enquiries and CRM connections can be included. Vorlyo provides hosting and care under the agreement. Material and construction content draws on your expertise and actual services.
Good to know.
Can we show before-and-after photographs?
Yes, where you have permission to use both. We make their order clear and keep them easy to view on mobile.
Can visitors send photographs of their garden?
Yes, with a limited number of files and clear instructions. Images support the enquiry without requiring a complete project dossier.
Can we publish new projects ourselves?
We provide the agreed editing tools and define the required fields so images, descriptions and service categories stay coherent.
Must we publish fixed prices?
No. Explain the factors behind a quotation and offer a site survey. Only services with suitable fixed terms need fixed pricing.
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No obligation · Fixed scope, timeline and price after intake