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Websites for landscapers · Southern California

Landscaping websites that show the yard, not the truck.

People hire a landscaper by looking at yards. Kairo builds your site around yours, with hardscape and planting jobs on their own pages, your service area spelled out, and the plain answers AI search reads.

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What the site has to do

Four things every landscaper site gets right.

  1. 1

    Projects that show the whole yard

    Pavers, turf, walls, planting, lighting. A page per job with the before, the plan and the finished yard, not a grid of close-ups.

  2. 2

    Installs and maintenance kept apart

    Someone pricing a paver patio and someone looking for weekly service want different things. Each gets its own page and its own way to reach you.

  3. 3

    The water questions, answered

    Artificial turf, drip irrigation, lawn removal and drought-tolerant planting are what Southern California homeowners ask about. Answered on the page, in your words.

  4. 4

    A price conversation that starts itself

    If you sell by the square foot, a range from your own numbers. If every yard is different, a short quote form. One action, on every page.

Built to be found by AI

What your customers ask AI.

Homeowners now ask ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google’s AI who to hire, as well as searching the old way. Your service pages and FAQ get written to answer questions like these in your words, with the structured data AI search reads.

Before launch, Kairo asks AI search those questions, so on delivery day you see where you start. On the Care Plan they are asked again every month as AI search catches up with the new site. Nobody can promise a placement in the answer, and Kairo does not.

How AI search picks a contractor
  • “Who installs artificial turf near me?”
  • “How much does a paver patio cost per square foot?”
  • “Which landscapers in Anaheim build block walls?”
  • “Who does drought-tolerant landscaping in Orange County?”

Portfolio

Concept builds in your trade.

Real sites you can open and scroll on your phone, not mockups in a laptop frame.

The West Orange Landscaping homepage on a laptop: a pink and blue morning sky with two palm trees in silhouette on the right, the headline Yards, concrete and trees in Anaheim on the left with a call button, a free estimate button and a five star Google rating beneath it. The same homepage on a phone: the headline, the two buttons and the rating at the top over the morning sky, two palm trees in silhouette rising from the bottom, and a call bar fixed at the foot of the screen.

No. 01 · Concept build

West Orange Landscaping

A crew that is open from 8 AM to 8 PM every day, so the site runs one sky through that whole working day.

Where
Anaheim, California
Trade
Landscaping, concrete, block walls, paver patios and tree trimming and removal
  • The long pinned section turns scrolling into a clock from 8 AM to 8 PM, the hours on their Google listing, with a sun crossing the sky and four sky photographs changing from morning to dusk.
  • The first screen is built in layers: a pink and blue morning sky, a slim palm behind the headline and a royal palm in front, each moving at its own rate as you scroll.
  • Nine of their Google reviews are printed whole, and the page claims nothing beyond what those reviews say.
  • Each job lists what sets its price in plain words before it asks for a name and a number, and a live chip says whether the crew is open right now.
Open the live site
The OC Pro Scape homepage on a laptop: the words LANDSCAPING in black and IN ANAHEIM in blue set across the full width of a pale green-grey page, with a call button, a Get a price button and a 4.5 star Google rating along the bottom. The same homepage on a phone: LANDSCAPING IN ANAHEIM stacked in heavy condensed type, then the services line, a call button, the 4.5 star rating, and a call and price bar fixed along the bottom.

No. 02 · Concept build

OC Pro Scape

A landscaping crew sold by the square foot, so the whole site is set in type and the word TURF grows to the size of your yard as you scroll, with the price printed under it.

Where
Anaheim, California
Trade
Artificial turf, sprinkler and drip installation, lawn removal with dry creek beds, garden care and tree trimming
  • There are no photographs on the site. Every headline is a giant word on a plain ground, so nothing on the page is stock imagery passed off as the crew’s work.
  • In the middle of the page the word TURF scales with the yard, from 100 to 3,000 square feet, and the price range underneath changes at every size. The slider in the price tool does the same for your own number.
  • Turf and sprinklers show a per square foot range taken from two published 2026 cost guides each, and every other job says it is priced after a look.
  • The jobs page is built from what customers wrote on Google, including a front lawn replaced with a dry creek bed and native plants.
Open the live site
The Wonderful Views Landscape homepage on a laptop: the words WONDERFUL in dark green and VIEWS in pink fill the width of the screen, with the line Landscaper in Costa Mesa, California above them, and a call button and a 5.0 Google rating below. The same homepage on a phone: WONDERFUL and a larger pink VIEWS stacked at the top, then a short line about yard cleanups and landscaping in Costa Mesa, a call button, a price button and the 5.0 Google rating.

No. 03 · Concept build

Wonderful Views Landscape

A landscaper whose only proof is what customers wrote, so the whole site is type, with one word that your scroll trims back into shape.

Where
Costa Mesa, California
Trade
Yard cleanups, weekly yard maintenance and landscaping
  • The name is set at the width of the screen, and the only colour on it is one bougainvillea pink.
  • Every review is printed in full, with its loudest true phrase set at poster size.
  • Halfway down, the word OVERGROWN stands wild and green, then a pink blade crosses it and each letter drops upright as you scroll.
  • The price tool asks three questions about the yard and sends the answers with a name and number, because no price for this business is published anywhere.
Open the live site

Questions

Asked by landscapers, answered.

We do maintenance and installs. Does the site handle both?

Yes. They get separate pages and separate calls to action, so a maintenance customer is not wading through hardscape projects and an install customer sees the big jobs first.

Can the site show a price per square foot?

If that is how you sell, yes. The range comes from numbers you set, and it collects a name and number before it shows. If you would rather quote every yard in person, the site sends people to a short quote form instead.

What does it cost?

$1,800 flat, founding-client pricing for the first five clients, split into $900 to start and $900 before launch. The same build and the same price for every trade, with an optional $197 a month Care Plan after launch.

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Let’s look at your site.

Fifteen minutes on a call. You leave with a written scope for your landscaper site, whether or not you buy anything.

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