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Landscaper website in Geneva

Landscaping · Geneva

I build and run landscapers’ websites in Geneva, as an independent. One case is live: the website of a landscaping company working in Geneva and the canton of Vaud, with 36 projects each on its own page, in French and English (checked on 29.10.2026). It is described in the Landscaper case.

What a landscaper’s client looks for

Before calling, a homeowner wants to see projects comparable to their own: a wooden terrace, a redesigned garden, a tree felled safely. They want to know whether the company works in their municipality, and how to ask for a quote without spending an hour on it.

The demand is there: “paysagiste geneve” gets 480 searches a month in Switzerland, “paysagiste nyon” 170, “architecte paysagiste geneve” 70 (Ubersuggest, monthly average, October 2026). It does not drop in winter: 590 searches in December 2025, 880 in January 2026.

What I put in place for a landscaper

  • One page per project. Photos, type of work, municipality or area: each project sits in the gallery and can be found on its own on Google. You add a project from the editor, with its photos, without going through me.
  • One page per trade and per area. Landscaping, maintenance, tree care; Geneva, canton of Vaud: each with its own content, never a bare list of municipalities.
  • A short quote request. Contact details, type of project, municipality, message; photos of the garden can be attached if you wish. The phone number stays visible on every page, and requests arrive by e-mail and in Lumineth Hub.
  • The season prepared in winter. The year’s projects published and the pages reviewed during the quiet months on site, when searches stay high.
  • An up-to-date Google listing. Same trades, same areas and same hours as the site, with photos of recent projects.
  • Fast, accessible, easy for Google and AI assistants to read. I aim for 100 on Lighthouse, on mobile and desktop.

Frequently asked questions

What should a landscaper’s website show?

Real projects, comparable to what the visitor is looking for, each with its photos, type of work and area. Then what the company does, where it works, and a simple way to ask for a quote.

Do I need one page per municipality?

One page per area where you actually work, with its own content, is enough. A municipality is never presented as an address if the company is not there.

Can a client request a quote with photos of the garden?

Yes, if you wish: a photo field is added to the quote form, and you receive the photos with the request.

Have you already built a landscaper’s website?

Yes: a landscaping company in Geneva and the canton of Vaud, 36 projects online, hosted in Switzerland at Infomaniak. The case is described in the Landscaper case.

A website for your landscaping company?

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