A website for a driveway or landscaping firm costs £499 to £999 one-off with Own The Job. Starter gives you up to 5 pages. Standard sets up your Google Business Profile and adds a page for each main service, such as driveways, patios and landscaping. Local adds a page for every town you cover.
What people search for when they need a driveway or landscaping firm
This buyer is browsing for ideas first and checking for cowboys second. The site has to do the inspiration job and the reassurance job in the same visit.
Resin bound driveways
The highest demand search in this trade right now. Buyers want the difference between resin bound and resin bonded and what it costs per square metre.
Block paving and driveways
The volume page. Materials, edging, drainage and the permeable paving rules, which almost nobody explains properly.
Patios and garden paving
Seasonal and highly visual. This is where the gallery earns its keep.
Garden design and full landscaping
Your largest projects. A longer page, heavy on sequence photography and clear about how long the garden is a building site.
Artificial grass
A specific, high volume search that deserves its own page rather than a line in a list.
Fencing, decking and sleeper walls
The add-on work that turns one job into two and often the first thing a customer books.
What your work photographs like
You already own the best raw material of any trade on this site. The problem is almost always that fifty photographs are dumped into one gallery with no order and no context.
Before and after, same angle
The single most valuable pair you own and the one most firms forget to take before the diggers arrive.
Wide shots
A drive needs the house in frame to make sense. Close ups of block work don't help sell it.
Sequence on the big jobs
Existing garden, dig out, base, finished. Four frames tell the story a paragraph cannot.
Grouped by material
Resin with resin, block with block. People shopping for one do not want to scroll past the other.
The registers that matter
There is no mandatory register here, which is exactly why proof has to be assembled deliberately. We avoid vague reassurance because that is what cowboys use.
- Manufacturer approvals: approved installer status from the paving and resin manufacturers you actually use, shown with the guarantee length beside it.
- Guarantees in years: stated as a number on every relevant page, with what is and is not covered.
- TrustMark: shown where held, with the full name written out for buyers who do not know it.
- Trade association membership: any real landscaping or paving association you belong to, named in full rather than as initials.
- Insurance and public liability: stated as a figure near the enquiry form. On a trade with a reputation problem, this line does real work.
Builds we have done that suit driveway and landscaping firms
Wired & Certified is the closest build. Both sell to someone at home who is weighing up two or three firms. That build added 20 town pages where there were none, split the routes by who the visitor is and put 11 tap-to-call links on the homepage alone.
On top of that, your site treats the photos as the sale: before and after from the same angle, grouped by material.