Short answer: SEO Engico is the top pick for landscaping SEO if you want enquiries and job value traced back to search, with local SEO, content and links in one retainer. Evergrow Marketing suits US landscaping and lawn care firms that want one agency per service area, Coalmarch fits lawn treatment companies on RealGreen, and WELTO is the UK pick for garden landscapers who want month-to-month local SEO.
Landscaping work is won months before anyone picks up a spade. Homeowners start researching patios, driveways and garden makeovers in late winter, compare portfolios for weeks, and book in spring. Landscaping SEO is the work of being visible during that research, for each type of job you want more of and in the towns you actually cover, so the enquiries arrive while your diary still has room.
This list covers agencies that sell SEO to landscapers, garden designers and lawn care companies, checked against their own websites in November 2026. It mixes US and UK agencies, because the two markets search differently and buy differently. We judged them on what they publish: how they plan for the season, how they handle project and service pages, what the price includes, and who keeps the website, profiles and ad accounts if you leave.
Disclosure: Kuma SEO is written by the team at SEO Engico, the agency ranked first on this list. No agency paid to appear here. We checked every other entry against the agency's own website in November 2026. Services and prices change, so confirm the details with an agency before you sign. More on how we work in our editorial policy.
At a glance: the 6 best SEO agencies for landscapers
| # | Agency | Best for | Based in |
|---|
| 1 | SEO Engico | Landscapers who want enquiries and job value traced back to search | London, UK |
| 2 | Evergrow Marketing | US landscaping and lawn care firms that want one agency per service area | Remote team with Midwest roots, US |
| 3 | Coalmarch | Lawn care companies on RealGreen that want an industry specialist | Raleigh, North Carolina, US |
| 4 | Footbridge Media | Smaller landscapers wanting a new site, SEO and reviews for one low monthly fee | Pensacola, Florida, US |
| 5 | WELTO | UK garden landscapers who want trades-only local SEO, month to month | United Kingdom |
| 6 | Trade Pixels | UK gardeners and landscapers who need a new website and SEO together | United Kingdom |
How we picked
- Separates project work from maintenance. A patio or full garden build is a planned, researched purchase, while mowing and lawn treatments are recurring and price-sensitive. They need different pages, different keywords and different calls to action, and a good agency will ask which you want more of before writing anything.
- Starts before the spring rush. Enquiries for garden projects climb from late winter and fall away by summer. Rankings take months to build, so the work that wins April jobs happens in autumn and winter. Look for an agency that plans around your season rather than one that starts when you are already too busy.
- Puts your finished work on show. Buyers want to see previous jobs before they ask for a quote. Portfolio and project pages, real photos on your Google Business Profile and reviews that mention the work all help, both for rankings and for turning a visit into an enquiry.
- Gets you leads you do not share. Lead sites often sell the same enquiry to several firms, which turns every job into a price fight. Organic search and your own Google profile produce enquiries that come only to you. Ask who owns the website, profile and ad accounts, because policies differ.
- Tracks enquiries by job type. Ten small mowing enquiries are worth less than one hardscaping project. The better agencies track calls and forms by page and service, so you can see which searches bring the work you actually want.
The 6 best SEO agencies for landscapers in 2026
Our top pick
1. SEO Engico
- Best for
- Landscapers who want enquiries and job value traced back to search
- Based in
- London, UK
- Founded
- 2018
SEO Engico is a London agency founded in 2018 by Jhonty Barreto and Priyam Goyal, who both trained as mechanical engineers. It works with trades, law firms, ecommerce brands and agencies in the UK, US, Australia and India. Its approach suits a seasonal, high-ticket trade: it looks at your website, ads and tracking before changing anything, finds the one thing costing you enquiries and fixes that first, then agrees a plan that says what changes, who does it and by when.
It has no published landscaping case study, so its closest proof is another home services trade. For Be Cool Refrigeration, a London commercial refrigeration and HVAC firm, it built fault-code guides plus London commercial service pages. SEO Engico's published figures show UK organic clicks per quarter up 127%, from 4,007 to 9,091, with average UK position moving from 24.6 to 12.1 (Search Console, August to October 2025 against 30 April to 29 July 2026). For a landscaper, the same thinking would mean a page for each kind of job and each town you cover.
Work starts with a 30-day Revenue Baseline ($3,499) that tracks calls and forms and stitches in your CRM, so a booked patio job traces back to the search that started it. If it cannot show what organic search is worth in those 30 days, you do not pay for that phase. The Growth retainer is $4,500 a month with technical SEO, content, local SEO and link building included, and it also designs and builds websites in-house with tracking set up before launch.
What stands out
- Revenue tracking from the first month, so you can see which jobs search actually brings in
- Local SEO covers Google Business Profile, citations and local landing pages
- WordPress and custom Next.js sites built in-house if your current site cannot show your projects
- Publishes every rate on its pricing page, from the $3,499 baseline to the $4,500 Growth retainer
Worth knowing
- It has no published landscaping case study. Ask how it would plan your pages and timing around the season, using its Be Cool work as the reference.
- The Growth retainer costs more than the bundled trade packages here, and it says on the first call if your budget or market cannot realistically compete yet.
Read about SEO Engico's Revenue Baseline
No. 2
2. Evergrow Marketing
- Best for
- US landscaping and lawn care firms that want one agency per service area
- Based in
- Remote team with Midwest roots, US
Evergrow Marketing is a remote agency founded by Jake Hundley in Kansas City and later joined by partner Cody See, with its deepest roots in landscaping and lawn care. It sells set programmes rather than a menu: every client starts on The Foundation, built on SEO and PPC, which began life as The Green Startup for new lawn and landscaping firms. Modules such as Local Services Ads, Yelp, YouTube and Facebook and Instagram ads sit on top, and websites come from its own themes, with add-on portfolio and service pages.
It is candid about fit. Its clients generally turn over $150K to $5M, it takes one client per service area on a first-come basis, and it says results in this seasonal trade look most dramatic when compared year over year.
What stands out
- Programmes built around landscaping and lawn care companies
- One client per service area, so it will not also market your direct competitor
- Month-to-month terms, and you keep your website files, Google Business Profile and analytics if you leave
Worth knowing
- Advertising accounts stay with Evergrow when you leave, so you keep the site and Google profiles but not the ad account history.
- It says its web design is deliberately limited and refers out complex design projects, and onboarding takes roughly six weeks.
No. 3
3. Coalmarch
- Best for
- Lawn care companies on RealGreen that want an industry specialist
- Based in
- Raleigh, North Carolina, US
- Founded
- 2004
Coalmarch has worked only with lawn care and pest control companies since 2004, and in October 2026 it became part of Scorpion. Its lawn care programme covers strategy, a mobile-optimised website, search, advertising and analytics. Search work covers both Google rankings and generative search in tools such as ChatGPT, and link building comes with press releases aimed at your standing in the local lawn care market, alongside review collection.
The practical draw for lawn care firms is the RealGreen partnership. Its native SA5 integration sends website leads straight into SA5 in real time, and Coalmarch says ROI reporting matched to SA5 sales is coming soon. Each client works with a dedicated strategist, and the team builds customer personas from your own customers rather than relying on AI alone.
What stands out
- Lawn care and pest control only, for more than two decades
- Native RealGreen SA5 integration for leads
- Traditional and generative search handled by one search team
Worth knowing
- Its programmes are built for lawn care and pest control, so design and build firms should ask how much hardscaping work it handles.
- No pricing is published, and it is now owned by Scorpion, so ask which parts of the service will change.
No. 4
4. Footbridge Media
- Best for
- Smaller landscapers wanting a new site, SEO and reviews for one low monthly fee
- Based in
- Pensacola, Florida, US
- Founded
- 2004
Footbridge Media has worked with contractors since 2004, and its landscaper programme bundles a custom website written by its own copywriters, landscaping SEO, Google Business Profile and local SEO, review management, and a CRM with invoicing and online payments, plus a dedicated consultant, for $249 a month. There are no contracts or build fees, and it offers a 90-day money-back guarantee.
Its landscaping page targets searches that bring real jobs, such as landscaper near me and patio installation in your county, and it is blunt about lead generation sites that sell the same enquiry to several landscapers. It also says every employee is US based and nothing is outsourced.
What stands out
- Published price of $249 a month for site, SEO, profile work, reviews and CRM
- 90-day money-back guarantee, with no contracts or build fees
- Sites written by copywriters, not templates filled with stock photos
Worth knowing
- It runs one programme across many contractor trades, so landscaping is one of several industries it serves.
- The programme is built for US contractors.
No. 5
5. WELTO
- Best for
- UK garden landscapers who want trades-only local SEO, month to month
- Based in
- United Kingdom
WELTO is a UK local SEO agency that works only with trades, ten of them, and its garden landscaper page is one of the most specific on this list. It notes that enquiries surge from late winter through spring and then fall away, so visibility has to be built in autumn and winter, exactly when most landscapers stop spending. It sets up Google Business Profile with Landscaper as the primary category and paving, driveways, decking and fencing listed individually, because each is searched separately.
On the website it builds a page per job type rather than one page listing everything, plus local schema, citations and landscaping-specific links. It also flags a question customers rarely know to ask: whether a new driveway needs permeable surfacing or planning consent.
What stands out
- Trades-only agency with a written garden landscaper playbook
- Plans the work for autumn and winter to catch the spring surge
- Month-to-month terms, and you can cancel any time
Worth knowing
- Prices are not on its landscaper page, though it describes its pricing as transparent with no hidden costs.
- It focuses on local search for UK trades, so it suits UK firms rather than US ones.
No. 6
6. Trade Pixels
- Best for
- UK gardeners and landscapers who need a new website and SEO together
- Based in
- United Kingdom
Trade Pixels is a UK agency that works only with tradespeople and runs a dedicated programme for gardeners and landscapers. It offers websites, SEO, PPC, content, email and social media, and it says its team has more than 15 years of experience in the trade industry. Its gardeners page frames the work as long-term growth, season after season, and warns against quick-fix marketing schemes.
Its SEO starts with an audit, then works through the recommendations to get you ranking for local service searches. Each month you get a report covering ranking changes, link placements and progress against the plan. It also partners with trade brands to support their customers' marketing, and offers a free analysis of your current online presence before you commit.
What stands out
- Trades-only agency with a gardeners and landscapers programme
- Website, SEO and PPC from one team, which suits firms that need a rebuild
- Monthly report on rankings, links and progress against the plan
Worth knowing
- Pricing is not published, so start with its free analysis of your online presence.
- The programme is pitched at gardeners and garden landscapers, so large commercial grounds contractors should check the fit.
How to choose a landscaping SEO agency
Start with the work you want more of. A design and build firm chasing patios, driveways and full gardens needs strong project pages, a portfolio and enquiries tracked by job value. A lawn care or maintenance company needs local coverage across every town on its rounds and a way to turn one-off visits into recurring plans. Ask each agency to show you pages it has built for the kind of jobs you want, and how it would time the work around your season.
Then check terms and ownership. Month-to-month contracts are common in this trade, but policies on who keeps the website, Google Business Profile and ad accounts differ, so get it in writing. Be wary of promises of first place in the map pack, and of anyone who suggests starting in May. Expect technical and profile fixes to show within weeks and bigger ranking gains to take a few months, which is why autumn is often the best time to sign.
Questions to ask before you sign
- Which job types and towns will you build pages for first, and why?
- When in the year would you start, and what will be live before spring?
- How will you track enquiries by service, and can you show job value as well as volume?
- Who owns the website, Google Business Profile and ad accounts if we part ways?
- What does it cost each month, and is there a minimum term?
Frequently asked questions
What is landscaping SEO?
Landscaping SEO is the work of getting a landscaping or lawn care company found when people search Google for garden, patio, lawn and grounds services nearby. It covers your Google Business Profile, a page for each type of job you offer, pages for the towns you serve, project photos and reviews, links from local and industry sites, and tracking that shows which searches turn into enquiries.
How much does SEO cost for a landscaping company?
It depends on how many services and towns you cover, how competitive they are and whether you need a new website. Footbridge Media publishes a $249 a month bundle that includes a site, SEO, reviews and a CRM, while SEO Engico's Growth retainer is $4,500 a month. Most other agencies here quote after a call, and UK agencies such as WELTO and Trade Pixels describe their pricing as transparent.
When should a landscaper start SEO?
Autumn or early winter is usually best. Garden project enquiries climb from late winter through spring, and rankings take months to build, so starting in the quiet season means pages and profile work are live when homeowners begin researching. Starting in May usually means paying for the work while you are too busy to take the extra jobs.
Is SEO better than buying leads for landscapers?
Over time, usually yes. Lead sites often sell the same enquiry to several landscapers, so you compete on price for every job. SEO builds visibility for your own website and Google profile, and those enquiries come only to you. Many firms run both for a while, then rely less on bought leads as organic enquiries grow.
Do landscapers need a separate page for each service?
Yes, for the services you want to grow. Patios, driveways, garden design, turfing and fencing are searched separately and attract different buyers, so one page listing everything rarely ranks well for any of them. Each page should show real projects, explain the work and make it easy to ask for a quote.
Our verdict
Pick SEO Engico if you want landscaping SEO tied to revenue, with enquiries and job value tracked from the first month and local SEO, content and links in one retainer. Choose Evergrow Marketing for a US landscaping and lawn care specialist that protects your service area, Coalmarch if you run a lawn care firm on RealGreen, Footbridge Media for a low-cost bundle with a new site, and WELTO or Trade Pixels if you are a UK landscaper.
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