Lead with current services
Bring lawn treatment, aeration, seeding and landscape care forward. The source says mowing has been discontinued, so it is excluded.
An established local business, brought into focus through services, place and one clear estimate path.
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Independent design studies using public sites. Proposed work, shown as examples.
The public site describes a Central Ohio business operating since 1998. Service choices and local coverage are the useful facts to bring forward.
An inviting service-first website: what the team does, where it works and how a homeowner can take the next step.
Each change should address a specific gap in the story, experience or next step. Here are the decisions behind this rebuild.
Bring lawn treatment, aeration, seeding and landscape care forward. The source says mowing has been discontinued, so it is excluded.
Show the actual service area before an estimate request, so homeowners know whether the business is relevant to them.
Use the business history and service clarity. Concept imagery is illustrative; owner-approved work belongs in the final site.
These are proposed questions and working assumptions for this design study, not answers supplied by the owner.
Explore lawn recovery and landscape care as two clear paths.
The service order and estimate path support actual work, rather than a generic list.
No new owner-approved project photos supplied.
Use clearly understood concept imagery and request original work before publication.
Retain the locations and contact path from the source site.
Keep the local context and confirm the form destination before connecting it.
A clearer website is one part of the work. The identity, social artwork, email and launch plan should tell the same story and support the same next step.


Southeast Lawn & Landscape
A shared palette, type system and voice.
Let’s talk about your lawn
Tell us where you are and what you would like help with. We’ll use those details to begin a conversation about the right service.
Request an estimate ↗Design exploration. Website and social artwork are concept assets; email and identity layouts above illustrate the proposed package. Nothing has been sent.
A responsive public site with a focused message, useful pages and a clear next step.
Logo direction, colors, typography and a practical brand guide.
Matching social sizes, welcome email, signature, search basics and an outreach plan.
Keep the site with managed hosting. Domain, inbox, forms and measurement are agreed and connected separately before launch.
Preserve: Confirmed services, service area, business name, phone and estimate destination.
Confirm with the owner: Current service priorities, photo permissions, contact details and how estimate requests are handled.


From an AI promise to an everyday shop decision. A new public face for an existing retail application.
See the before & after

Managed Facebook ads and a job-management app, organized into one coherent story for junk-removal owners.
See the before & afterStart with your URL. We turn the assessment and a few answers into one focused website and launch kit.
Analyze my siteReview the scope before launch or billing.