Landscaping and lawn care marketing
Landscaping marketing for crews across the US and Canada, timed to your season. We get your profile, project photos and pages ready before spring, so you’re in place when the first warm week brings the searches.
How homeowners hire a landscaper
For landscapers, lawn care, outdoor living
The season gets booked before the grass needs cutting.
- Each seasonal service listed before its season starts
- Photos of finished yards, by job type and neighborhood
- Reviews from this season, not last year
- A service area drawn around the routes you want
- An easy way to sign up for the whole season
74% of consumers look for reviews from the last 3 months (BrightLocal, 2026). In a seasonal trade, that means asking after every job, right up to the last fall cleanup.
What we do for landscapers
A plan for each season
Spring cleanups, mowing plans, fall cleanups and snow removal if you plow, each added to your profile and site ahead of its season.
Project galleries that sell
Patios, walls, planting and lawns, organized by job type and neighborhood, using your own photos of finished work, never stock images.
Season-long clients
A simple way to sign up for weekly mowing or a full-season plan, and follow-up that turns a first job into a contract.
Work where your routes are
Your rank checked at 49 points around your business, then pages for the services and towns that fit the routes you want to run.
Ashworth Landscape & Design
Concept project for an invented business
A landscape design-build firm that wants to book its season before it starts.
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Questions owners ask
Still unsure? Ask us directly and a person will reply within one business day.
Ask a questionHow do I get more landscaping customers?
Be ready before the season and easy to trust when it starts. Add every seasonal service to your Google Business Profile, post photos of finished work, ask every customer for a review and give people a quick way to request a quote or sign up for the season. Then check where you show up across your area.
When should a landscaping company start marketing for spring?
In winter. Profile changes and new pages take time to show in results, and spring searches arrive fast once the weather turns. Late winter is also a good time to offer early sign-ups for mowing and spring cleanups. Nobody can promise when changes will show, so starting early gives them room.
Can landscapers use Local Services Ads?
It depends on your services and where you work. Google decides which categories and businesses qualify, so we check yours before suggesting them and never promise approval. If it doesn’t fit, your Google profile, your site and regular search ads can still reach people looking for landscaping nearby.
What photos should a landscaper put on Google?
Your own, from real jobs: finished patios, planting and lawns, before-and-after pairs, and your crew and trucks at work. Skip stock photos. Add new ones through the season, so your profile looks current when people compare in spring.
Should lawn care and landscaping have separate Google profiles?
Not if it’s one company. Google expects one profile per business, so list both under it: choose the primary category for the work you want most, add a few more that fit and list every service. Duplicate profiles for the same business break Google’s rules and put both at risk.
Your next customer is searching now
See where you rank on Google Maps today, street by street, before you decide anything. Free, with no card and no sales call.
- Your Google Maps rank at 49 points around you
- A check of your Google Business Profile and AI answers
- The 3 fixes we’d make first, in plain English