13 Best Companies for Landscaping SEO Services

The right SEO agency changes how a landscaping company grows. Instead of waiting on referrals or paying for every lead through ads, the website brings in quote requests from every town on the route, month after month, and keeps doing it after the retainer stops.

Finding that agency is the hard part. Most of them keep their prices, contract terms, and landscaping results off their websites, so you’re left comparing sales calls. This list does the digging for you. For each of 13 agencies, you’ll see who they’ve grown and by how much, what they charge, how long they lock you in, and whether they’ll take a company your size.

We scored 13 agencies on seven things a landscaper can verify:

• Named landscaping clients with results
• How much of their work is green industry
• Whether they publish prices
• What commitment they require
• Whether they’ll take a company your size
• Reviews on a third-party platform
• How long they’ve been at it

1. Avalanche Creative (92)

Location: Grand Rapids, Michigan

Founded: 2014

Reviews: 5.0 on Google, 5.0 on Clutch

Services: SEO, website design, content, Google Ads and Local Service Ads, strategy planning

Bio: A Grand Rapids agency that builds websites and SEO for landscaping companies across the country, with HVAC, roofing, and manufacturing clients alongside. Yes, this is us.

Strengths:

• Every engagement opens with a written Strategy Plan covering your site, your competitors, and the towns worth targeting. After that, no minimum term.
• Pricing is published at $750 to $3,000 a month, with no revenue minimum. That’s the lowest starting point of any agency on this list that also publishes landscaping case studies.
• Reporting comes in Search Console and GA4 terms, so you see which pages produced which leads. The case studies follow the same rule: North County Landscape Co. up 242.9% in conversions, Antonelli Landscape 285 leads in six months, Superior Groundcover with 767 page-one keywords.
• The website and the SEO come from one team, backed by 60+ landscaping guides and published research, including a four-client study on landscaping pricing pages.

Weaknesses:

• Landscaping is the largest industry we serve, but not the only one.
• The Clutch review count is small.

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2. Landscape Marketing Pros (77)

Location: Lakewood Ranch, Florida

Founded: 2017

Reviews: On-site testimonials only

Services: SEO, Local Service Ads, website design, AI phone answering

Bio: Founded by Matt Wacek, who owned MJW Landscape Contracting before selling it in 2016, and aimed at design-build, outdoor living, and irrigation contractors.

Strengths:

• Takes one client per market and locks the territory, so a competitor two towns over can’t hire them next year.
• Programs start at $2,000 a month and bundle SEO, Local Service Ads, and the website.
• Sales copy talks about crews and project sizes rather than marketing funnels, which comes from a founder who ran the business.
• Four case studies with hard numbers, including Lush Landscape & Irrigation growing from $300K to $1.03M in two years and from one crew to five.

Weaknesses:

• The published case studies date from 2019 to 2021.
• No reviews on Google or Clutch to show what the last few years have looked like.
• The homepage leans on “your next $200K” language with an earnings disclaimer underneath.
• No contract term is stated, so ask before signing.

3. Halstead (75)

Location: Remote team

Founded: 2013

Reviews: None published

Services: SEO, website design, HubSpot setup, sales process, recruiting marketing

Bio: A landscape-only agency run by Corey Halstead, who came from landscaping, and Anna Halstead, who came from Accenture, serving companies between $8M and $30M.

Strengths:

• Few agencies have done this work at this scale.
• Treats SEO as one piece of a revenue system that includes CRM, sales process, and recruiting, with its own integration between HubSpot and Aspire so marketing data and job data meet.
• A team of 30-plus.
• Five case studies with hard numbers, including BTS Landscaping from $2M to $9M and Blue Ribbon Outdoor finishing year one $400K ahead of plan with organic demand up 31%.

Weaknesses:

• Plans start at $4,300 a month plus ad spend and target companies most landscapers aren’t yet.
• No public review count on any platform.
• No stated headquarters.
• If you want SEO on its own rather than an operations overhaul, this is more than you need.

4. Ramblin Jackson (70)

Location: Lyons, Colorado

Founded: 2009

Reviews: NPS screenshots on-site, no platform rating

Services: SEO, website design, branding, sales training

Bio: A green-industry marketing agency led by Jack Jostes, author of two books for landscapers and host of The Landscaper’s Guide podcast.

Strengths:

• The full price sheet is on the website: a $797 audit, then $2,800 to $6,500 a month in year one and $1,850 to $4,500 after. Almost no one else on this list does that.
• Seventeen years in the industry and a podcast many landscapers already listen to, so clients arrive knowing how the agency thinks.
• Clear about what it doesn’t do: no social media or email management.
• Nine named client results, including Cutting Edge Landscape Design adding about $1M in sales in year one.

Weaknesses:

• Plans are 12-month commitments billed monthly, with no month-to-month option described.
• The client roster includes dental, auto, and remodeling businesses.
• Reviews appear as NPS screenshots rather than a Google or Clutch rating you can check.

5. Landscape SEO (66)

Location: McKinney, Texas

Founded: 2022

Reviews: 44 Google reviews, 5.0

Services: SEO, website design and hosting, Google Business Profile, review management, Local Service Ads, CRM

Bio: Founded by Luke Truetken, who grew Luke’s Landscaping to 553 weekly accounts and sold it in 2019, and who wrote “The Green Dream” for landscaping owners.

Strengths:

• Every cost is on the table: three tiers from $1,552.50 to $3,490 a month.
• Each tier includes hosting, SEO, Google Business Profile management, review management, a CRM, and Local Service Ads management.
• Separate service pages cover turf, hardscape, arborist, irrigation, and nursery work.
• The founder’s background shows in the content, and the Google rating is strong for a four-year-old agency.

Weaknesses:

• Ten client websites and one named testimonial, but no case studies with figures.
• Six-month minimum; leave early and you buy the website.

6. Landscape Leadership (65)

Location: Austin, Texas

Founded: 2008

Reviews: None on any platform

Services: Inbound marketing, SEO, website design, photo and video, sales enablement, HubSpot

Bio: The longest-running green-industry-only agency on the list, founded by Chris Heiler, who owned a landscape design firm for eight years, and now led by CEO Chad Diller.

Strengths:

• Caps itself at 20 to 25 clients and keeps them: Level Green and Outback Landscape have been clients for 12 years.
• In-house photo and video crews produce the content.
• Turns down franchises, retailers, software companies, and startups and says so.
• More than 25 client write-ups, including Oasis Turf & Tree with traffic and leads up tenfold and Kingstowne Lawn & Landscape doubling revenue.

Weaknesses:

• Clients spend $60K to $100K+ a year, projects start at $25,000, and engagements run 12 months.
• SEO is a component of a HubSpot program, so you can’t buy it alone.
• No reviews on Google, Clutch, or G2.

7. Thrive Internet Marketing Agency (64)

Location: Arlington, Texas, with 25 U.S. offices

Founded: 2005

Reviews: 114 Clutch reviews, 4.6

Services: SEO, paid search, social media, web design, reputation management, Amazon marketing

Bio: A national generalist agency that serves dozens of industries, with landscaping one of many industry pages.

Strengths:

• The lowest entry price on the list, $500 to $10,000+ a month, with month-to-month terms.
• Every channel is staffed in-house, so an agency this size can absorb whatever you add later.
• One named landscaping case study, Xtreme Lawn Care, shows leads up 73% in the first 30 days after a new website.
• More third-party reviews than most of this list.

Weaknesses:

• The landscaping page is one of hundreds of industry templates and includes ecommerce and franchise SEO blocks.
• The second landscaping case study is unnamed.
• The 4.6 Clutch rating is the lowest on this list.

8. Lawnline Marketing (60)

Location: Tampa, Florida

Founded: 2016

Reviews: No count published on any platform

Services: SEO, paid ads, website design, recruiting marketing, analytics

Bio: A green-industry-only agency led by Tony Ricketts, who started on a South Florida landscaping crew, and SiteOne’s official marketing partner.

Strengths:

• Ten years of landscaping-only work.
• SiteOne partnership, with 10% off for SiteOne members.
• Programs tiered by revenue from under $1M to $10M+, with the agency’s own analytics platform and a recruiting add-on.
• Some of the strongest case studies here: Woolley Bros from $1.8M to $3.8M in 12 months, A+ Lawn & Landscape from $6M to $16M over seven years before selling to private equity.

Weaknesses:

• No published pricing; a CEO interview puts core programs at $3,000 to $8,000 a month.
• A 12-month agreement and a $1M revenue minimum.
• No review count anywhere.
• SEO comes inside the full program, not on its own.

9. Lawn & Land Marketing (59)

Location: St. Petersburg, Florida

Founded: 2022

Reviews: One Google review found

Services: SEO, website design, paid ads, Google Business Profile

Bio: A green-industry-only agency founded by Matt Foreman, author of “Mow Money, Mow Problems” and host of the podcast of the same name.

Strengths:

• Refuses other trades by policy.
• A Growth program built for companies under $1M, which most specialists won’t take.
• Website ownership transfers to the client.
• Two case studies with numbers: Precision Landscape Management from $4.4M to $11.2M in two years and Rock Solid Landscape doubling revenue in its first full year with no paid ads.

Weaknesses:

• No pricing on the site, despite copy that promises not to hide behind “call for pricing.”
• A team under ten and four years in business.
• One Google review found.

10. Blue Corona (59)

Location: Gaithersburg, Maryland

Founded: 2008

Reviews: 94 Google reviews, 4.8; none on Clutch

Services: SEO, paid search, website design, call tracking, revenue attribution

Bio: A home-services agency where HVAC and plumbing come first and landscaping is one entry on a long industry list.

Strengths:

• Eighteen years of home-services work.
• Published ranges of $2,500 to $10,000+ a month and no long-term contracts.
• Strong on call tracking and revenue attribution, so you see which pages produce jobs.
• One landscaping case study, Four Seasons Landscaping and Nursery, shows leads up 483% and organic traffic up 529%.

Weaknesses:

• The landscaping service pages reuse HVAC and plumbing case studies.
• The only landscaping case study lives on a third-party site.
• Zero Clutch reviews.

11. Sideways8 (56)

Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Founded: 2017

Reviews: 8 Clutch reviews, 4.9

Services: SEO, website design, paid ads, Local Service Ads

Bio: A small Atlanta shop that pivoted to landscaping, hardscaping, and lawn care companies, mostly in Georgia and Florida.

Strengths:

• Its own site has 40 city pages, so it practices the service-area strategy it sells.
• Promises a strategy live within 14 days.
• A team under ten, so the founders do the work.
• One named landscaping client, Forty-Five Scapes, speaks to growth during a year when competitors had layoffs.

Weaknesses:

• The landscaping focus is recent; Clutch history is nonprofits and fintech.
• Other results on the site are anonymous.
• No pricing published and no contract term stated.

12. Evergrow Marketing (52)

Location: Grinnell, Iowa, remote team

Founded: 2017

Reviews: None found

Services: SEO, Google Business Profile, Google Ads, social ads

Bio: A boutique agency founded by Jake Hundley and Cody See, focused on lawn care and landscaping but open to other industries.

Strengths:

• The easiest exit on the list: month-to-month, cancel by email.
• One client per service area.
• Pricing starts around $1,500 a month, sized for $150K to $5M owner-operators.
• Founders with bylines in Search Engine Land; Google and Yelp advertising partner.

Weaknesses:

• No case studies with figures and no reviews found anywhere.
• The industries page lists dentists, pool companies, and horse supplements alongside landscaping.
• Keeps the ad accounts if you leave.
• The $1,500 figure appears on a directory, not the site.

13. Green Marketing (52)

Location: Vero Beach, Florida

Founded: 2015

Reviews: “375+ five-star reviews” claimed, no platform named

Services: Website, SEO, Google and Facebook ads, social media, lead tracking, sold as one program

Bio: A green-industry-only agency, rebranded from Wheelistic Web Design in 2022, led by Aiden Silvers, who also coaches other landscaping marketers.

Strengths:

• One program, one bill: a free website, SEO, ads, social, and lead tracking together.
• Partnerships with Jobber, RedMax, and Makita.
• A Facebook group for landscaping owners that keeps the agency close to its market.
• Testimonials include Busy Lil’ Beavers growing from $180K to $1.5M.

Weaknesses:

• You can’t buy SEO alone.
• No pricing, no contract terms, and no case study pages.
• The review claim can’t be checked against any platform.

What the Scores Show

Three patterns came out of the grading.

The green-industry-only shops hide the most. Five of the seven exclusive agencies publish no pricing. Three require 12 months. Two won’t talk to you under $1M. Exclusivity is a selling point, but it tends to come with a locked door.

Case studies rarely show search data. Most agencies report revenue growth, which is the number you care about, but it can’t be separated from a good season or a price increase. Ask for Search Console screenshots. If the agency did the SEO, it has them. Our pricing-page study shows what that data looks like across four clients.

Review counts are missing almost everywhere. Only four of 13 have a verifiable rating on Google or Clutch. If an agency tells you it has hundreds of five-star reviews, ask where.

Four Questions Before You Sign

1. Can I talk to a landscaping client in a market like mine?
2. What happens to my website, ad accounts, and content if I leave?
3. What will the first 90 days produce, in pages and rankings?
4. Which of your case study numbers came from Search Console?

Any agency on this list will talk about city pages, Google Business Profile, and reviews in the first call. Knowing how local SEO works for a lawn care company before that call makes it easier to tell a plan from a pitch.

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FAQs

How did we score the agencies?

Seven criteria, 100 points, based on what each agency’s own website said in October 2026.

• Landscaping proof (30). Three or more case studies with figures, 30. One or two, 20. Named clients with testimonials only, 10. Unnamed case studies don’t count.
• Landscaping focus (15). Green industry only, 15. Landscaping as the primary focus, 10. One industry page among dozens, 5.
• Pricing transparency (15). Full tiers, 15. A starting price or range, 10. Figures only in interviews or directories, 5. Nothing, 0.
• Commitment required (10). Month-to-month or no minimum beyond a strategy phase, 10. Three to six months, 5. Twelve months, 0.
• Accessibility (10). No revenue minimum, 10. Soft minimum under $1M, 5. A $1M+ gate or $60K+ per year, 0.
• Third-party reviews (10). Fifty or more at 4.8+, 10. Twenty to 49 at 4.8+, or 100+ at 4.5 to 4.7, 7. Fewer than 20, 4. On-site testimonials only, 0.
• Track record and resources (10). Ten-plus years plus a landscaping content library, book, or industry partnership, 10. One of the two, 7. Under five years with content, 4.

Proof and transparency carry the most weight because those are what agency sites tend to hide. Disagree with the weights? The sub-scores are in each entry, so you can re-add them your way.

How much does landscaping SEO cost?

Among agencies that publish prices, $1,500 to $5,000 a month covers most programs, with enterprise shops starting above $4,300. Several agencies on this list charge more and publish nothing. Our own tiers are on the landscaping SEO page.

How long before SEO brings landscaping leads?

Three to six months for early movement and six to twelve for a steady lead flow. Any agency promising page one in 30 days is selling something other than SEO.

Do I need an SEO agency, or can I do this myself?

You can handle the basics: claim your Google Business Profile, ask for reviews, post photos. Service area pages, technical fixes, and content that ranks take hours every week and a few years of knowing what Google rewards. If you have a crew lead’s worth of time to spare, start in-house. If you don’t, hire it out and keep the login credentials.

How much should I expect to pay?

Among agencies on this list that publish prices, programs run $750 to $5,000 a month, with enterprise shops starting above $4,300 and some running $60,000 a year or more.

What results should an agency be able to show me?

Named landscaping clients, with the Search Console or Google Analytics data behind the numbers. Revenue growth is a fine headline, but it can come from a good season or a price increase; a traffic or conversion chart from Google’s own tools can’t. Only five agencies on this list publish three or more case studies with figures. Ask the others why.

Should I sign a 12-month contract?

Only if you’ve seen proof the agency can do this for a company like yours. Long contracts protect the agency from clients who leave before results arrive, and from clients who leave because results never did. Five agencies here work month-to-month or state no minimum. The ones requiring a year should earn it with case studies and references, not a sales call.

Will an agency take a company my size?

Depends which one. Lawnline wants $1M in revenue, Landscape Leadership wants $60K a year in budget, and Halstead targets $8M and up. Lawn & Land has a program built for companies under $1M, Evergrow fits $150K to $5M, and Avalanche, Landscape SEO, and Thrive set no minimum. The score table marks each one.

Should the same agency build my website?

Usually, yes. SEO lives in the site’s structure, speed, and pages, and an agency that can’t change those is working with one hand. Most agencies on this list build sites. Make sure the contract says the site and its content belong to you when you leave; Landscape SEO and Lawn & Land state this, and several others don’t.

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