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Landscapers: are customers finding you when they ask AI?
Landscaping is chosen on looks and word of mouth. Both of those now live in a search result and a review page.
Get your free checkThe questions your customers are asking
“Who is a good landscaper near me?”
“How much does a retaining wall cost?”
“Who can lay turf in my area?”
Jobs we write your pages around: turf laying, retaining walls, paving, garden design, irrigation and decking.
Examples of what people ask, not results for your business.
Landscaping is not licensed. Half of what landscapers build is
There is no landscaping licence in NSW, which surprises customers and is worth explaining rather than glossing over. What is licensed is the residential building work inside a landscaping job: excavating, fencing, general concreting, wall and floor tiling and structural work all require a contractor licence once the job exceeds $5,000 in labour and materials including GST. A turf and garden bed job needs no licence; the retaining wall in the same quote may well. A landscaper who states plainly which parts they are licensed for, and which they subcontract to a licensed trade, is answering a question every careful customer has and almost nobody in the trade puts in writing.
See which categories of work need a NSW licence
Source: Categories and classes of building and trade work, NSW Government. Checked 2026-09-27. We link the issuing body, not a directory, so you can verify this yourself rather than take our word for it.
The longest consideration window in the trades
Nobody wakes up needing a landscaper. The idea arrives months before the enquiry, it is shared between two decision makers who do not fully agree, and it is researched in pictures rather than words. You are not trying to win a single question, you are trying to still be there in three months when the conversation becomes a budget. The enquiry also arrives vague, because the customer genuinely does not know whether they want a deck or a paved area, and the business that helps them decide before quoting tends to be the one that quotes.
What AI assistants currently get wrong about landscapers
This is the trade assistants handle worst, because the work is visual and the answers are text. Ask for a landscaper and you get directories rather than businesses. The gap is closable in a way it is not elsewhere: describe your completed projects in words, with materials, slope, soil and what the site was like before, and you become the only readable option in a category of picture galleries.
What reviews actually measure in this trade
Landscaping reviews are photographs with sentences attached, and they age well because the garden matures. A three-year-old review with a recent photo reply is a stronger signal here than a fresh five stars with no detail.
What we'd actually do for you
Get Found · from $590/month
We write the pages and profile content that answer exactly those questions, so the tools have something accurate about your landscaper business to quote.
- Google Business Profile posts, written and published for you
- Four to eight FAQ and service pages an AI assistant can quote
- Schema markup so machines read your details correctly
- Listing and citation fixes across the directories that matter
- A monthly report showing whether AI assistants actually name you
Review Care · from $149/month
Your reviews are the other half of the answer. We watch them and reply fast, in your voice.
- Google review monitoring, every day
- A drafted reply within 24 hours, good reviews and bad
- You approve with a tap, or opt in to auto-posting
- A monthly sentiment report in plain English
- Templates to ask happy customers for a review
Monthly, paid up front, no lock-in. Not registered for GST, so no GST to add. Take one or both. Full pricing.
Landscapers by area
South-West Sydney
Open now · Camden, Campbelltown and Liverpool and more
Inner West Sydney
Open now · Marrickville, Newtown and Leichhardt and more
Northern Beaches
Open now · Manly, Dee Why and Brookvale and more
Western Sydney
Open now · Parramatta, Blacktown and Penrith and more
North-East Melbourne
Coming soon · Preston, Heidelberg and Ivanhoe and more
Brisbane Southside
Coming soon · Mount Gravatt, Sunnybank and Carindale and more
Answers we've written
Sourced and dated. This is the standard of page we write for clients.
- How do I check whether a tradesperson is licensed in NSW? · reviewed 2026-09-27
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