TextAPage for landscapers and hardscapers
The patio you laid in June can still be selling patios in March.
Landscaping job pages from the photos your crew leader already takes: bare yard, base prep, finished paver patio or planting bed. Texted from the site, approved by you, published on your website under the town where the yard is.
Works from any phone · No app, no login, no password
What a landscaping crew texts in
One text per job: a few photos and one sentence. These are the jobs that make the strongest pages.
Paver patios and walkways
The dug-out area, the compacted base, the finished pattern with the edging set. “New paver patio and walkway in Smithtown, about the size of a two-car garage, with a seat wall.”
Retaining walls and steps
The slope before, the block going up course by course, the finished wall with plantings behind it.
Plantings and beds
A tired foundation bed, then the new shrubs, mulch, and edging. Spring cleanups that turned into full redesigns.
Lighting, drainage, sod
Path lights at dusk, a dry well going in, fresh sod across a front lawn. If it photographs well, it publishes well.
You are too busy to market in spring and too quiet to afford it in winter.
Landscaping runs on a hard calendar. From the first warm weekend until the leaves come down, nobody in the business has time to update a website. By the time things slow down, the season’s best work is buried in a dozen camera rolls, and homeowners planning next year’s backyard find a site that looks abandoned.
Job pages flip that. Each finished patio, wall, or bed gets published the day it is done, so the busy season builds the content that fills next season’s schedule. Our landscaping marketing page covers the spring rush and route density, and marketing a seasonal Long Island business covers the calendar.
Homeowners plan backyards in February. Give them last summer’s work to look at.
Why landscaping job pages pay off off-season
From the yard to your website
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Crew leader texts
Photos and a sentence to your dedicated number before the trailer pulls out.
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TextAPage writes
It describes only what the photos and words support. No invented square footage, no guessed materials. Thin drafts wait.
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You approve
Reply “publish” and it is live in about a minute, with your license line added automatically.
Why “paver patio in Smithtown” goes to the crew with Smithtown pages
Hardscape searches are local. A homeowner looking for a patio contractor wants someone who works nearby and has done yards like theirs. Town hubs give Google exactly that signal: your patios in Smithtown, your walls in Middle Island, your plantings in Medford, each collected under its own town with internal links, schema, and a pin on a live map.
Clustering jobs by town also shows where your routes run, which tends to bring in more work on the streets you already drive. Privacy is handled: locations are rounded to the town and photo GPS data is stripped. More in job pages that rank.
Landscaping questions
Is weekly maintenance worth texting?
Usually not. Routine mowing makes a thin page, and TextAPage will hold a thin draft rather than publish it. Installs, cleanups that turned into redesigns, and hardscape jobs are where it shines.
Our crew leaders speak different languages. Does that matter?
Anyone who can send photos and a sentence can use it. You read the draft and decide whether to publish, so you stay in control of what goes live.
How do we get TextAPage?
It is included with every Twin Shores full-service plan and sold standalone to any landscaping company. Book a demo to start. Compare options on plans.
Build next spring’s schedule while you work this one.
See a landscaping job page go live in the demo. Related: fencing and decks and the full home services list, or the TextAPage hub.
Your pages stay on your site, even if you stop paying.