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May Landscaping

Residential landscaping craftsmanship in Augusta

Augusta, GA, USA Landscaping
May Landscaping website by Vendrato
Case study / Landscaping

Before vs After

Before
May Landscaping original website
After — Built by Vendrato
An architectural model, plans, and a sequence of black and orange modules
The build logic Evidence first. Structure second. Finish last.

Each project starts with the business, audience, and existing material—then turns those constraints into a clearer digital system.

Overview

May Landscaping is a residential landscaping company based in Augusta, Georgia, specializing in design, planting, and outdoor living spaces. Their craftsmanship-focused approach delivers beautiful results for homeowners across the Augusta area.

The Challenge

A quality residential landscaper in Augusta needed a website that showcased their craftsmanship and differentiated them from budget lawn care services competing on price alone.

Our Approach

Designed a client-focused site with portfolio imagery, residential service breakdowns, and free estimate CTAs. The premium design reflects the quality of landscaping work clients can expect.

Key Features

Residential landscaping focus
Portfolio and project imagery
Service breakdowns for homeowners
Free estimate conversion CTA
Premium design reflecting quality work

Why This Design Drives Revenue

Residential specialization captures homeowner-focused landscaping searches
Augusta-focused SEO creates local authority for "Augusta landscaping" queries
Portfolio imagery helps homeowners visualize their own project potential
Professional design justifies premium pricing over budget lawn care operators
Free estimate CTA lowers barrier to first contact for homeowners

The Result

A fast, modern, SEO-optimized website built with Astro — designed to convert visitors into clients and establish a commanding digital presence.

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Next step

Need a clearer digital system?

Bring the current website, workflow, and objective. We will help identify the most useful next move.

A black operational wall with white modules converging into an orange stack
Systems that compound