EO Landscaping
Project Overview
EO Landscaping has served Oregon homeowners and properties for over two decades — bringing reliable craftsmanship and local knowledge to every project.

The Challenge
EO Landscaping’s previous website was live but largely non-functional as a business tool. The contact form — the primary conversion point for new job inquiries — wasn’t configured to route submissions anywhere, meaning potential clients were reaching out and disappearing without a trace. Traffic was low, the design hadn’t kept pace with the business, and the owner had gone weeks without receiving a single inbound inquiry. The site needed a complete rebuild, not a patch.
Outcome
We rebuilt eolandscaping.com on a fast-track timeline, starting with a homepage wireframe presented alongside a live traffic analysis of the existing site. Once the client approved the homepage, we built out the full set of secondary pages, including a free estimate request page with form routing set up so every submission reached the client right away. We kept basic accessibility guidelines in place across every page, giving all prospective customers a clear path to requesting an estimate.
Within days of launch, Mariah reported a noticeable jump in job inquiries, the clearest sign that the site was doing its job. A year later, analytics confirmed steady traffic growth, and the business was getting so much new project interest that they had to think carefully about how far they were willing to travel for work. We also set up a campaign to help them collect Google reviews, and we maintain the site under an ongoing hosting and security support plan.
Project details
- Basic Accessibility
- Development
- Google Business Profile Management
- Hosting & Security
- Review Generation
- Web Design
Client Quote
"We love it! I have also noticed a large increase in getting emailed inquiries for jobs — so this is great!"
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