Maintenance and design work on separate paths
A weekly mowing customer and a backyard redesign are different sales. Maintenance pages lead to a service request. Design and install pages lead to a consultation that gathers what you need to quote.
Maintenance routes, installs, and design quotes each need a clear next step, even when the whole crew is out on a property.
Two minutes to start. You get a 30-minute founder-led review and a written next step, yours to keep either way.
Works alongside Jobber, ServiceTitan, or Housecall Pro, whichever you already run. LaniHQ connects the website, forms, missed-call follow-up, booking, reviews, and reporting into it. No route counts or revenue are published here.
For landscapers and lawn care companies in Greater Houston, including Fort Bend, running maintenance routes alongside design and install work. Irrigation repair has its own page, because the search and the work are not the same.
Optional drone capture we can include or arrange before or after the work. The media stays with the client for the website, social, and marketing.
Inquiry captured
Property assessed
Quote delivered
Route scheduled
Renewal retained
For landscapers and lawn care companies in Greater Houston, including Fort Bend, running maintenance routes alongside design and install work. Irrigation repair has its own page, because the search and the work are not the same.
A weekly mowing customer and a backyard redesign are different sales. Maintenance pages lead to a service request. Design and install pages lead to a consultation that gathers what you need to quote.
Approved photos grouped by planting, patios, lighting, drainage, and full redesigns, each with a short note on the scope. Visitors compare past work before they ask for a quote, so the photos do much of the selling.
Spring cleanups, mulch, and winter prep are featured when they matter and retired when they do not. Hosting, form checks, and scheduled content changes sit inside the chosen care plan.
A starting outline, adjusted to the work you actually take. A page is added only when it answers a different customer need.
What a visit includes, how often you come, and the areas your routes actually cover.
How a project moves from a site visit to a plan to planting, and what the homeowner decides along the way.
Patios, walkways, standing water fixes, and outdoor lighting, each shown with real projects where you have them.
A separate page for property managers and boards, with the contract details they ask about first.
Bring your current website, your maintenance and install services, approved project photos, and the way requests reach your office today. We review the gaps and agree the pages, content responsibilities, request destination, and care scope before the build.
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Already on WordPress and want it kept, not rebuilt? See WordPress maintenance.
Yes. The review starts with the site you have: access, structure, mobile usability, content, and the request path. We recommend care, a focused redesign, or a new build, and agree what stays before quoting.
Usually not. Someone with a zone that will not shut off is searching for a repair, not a design. If you do both, irrigation gets its own page and its own request path.
Your business supplies real project photos and approves what is published. We organize and present them. Optional media work needs its own scope and permission.
We check your actual account first. A supported booking link or embedded form may be enough. Creating records through an API depends on the provider, plan, and permissions, and is confirmed in scope before it is promised.
Start with the published managed website plans, which separate existing-site care, a new build, and a custom system. The agreed scope decides fit, setup, and content work. Review the ownership and cancellation terms before choosing.
We look at how people find you, what happens after they call, and which of the six steps is costing you jobs. You leave with it written down, yours to keep either way.