Work/Treetop Gardens

Treetop Gardens / Website

Good work deserves a clear first impression.

A website for a South Tyneside landscaping and licensed waste business, organised around the work customers actually need.

Web Design · Service architecture · Enquiry journeySouth Tyneside
Treetop Gardens website, selected project by Founo

01 / The brief

Start with the way the business works.

Landscaping, fencing and waste removal are different reasons to hire the business. They needed to be easy to distinguish, supported by actual project work and a clear way to ask for a quote.

The project shown here demonstrates the work delivered and the decisions behind it. We do not have a published before-and-after performance study for this project.

02 / The decisions

Design with a practical reason.

01

Name the service

The site gives garden work, fencing and licensed waste their own place. Visitors can recognise their job without having to interpret a broad list of capabilities.

02

Put reassurance near the decision

Practical information about the business sits alongside the offer. Real photography gives customers something specific to judge, while the quote route stays easy to find.

03

Keep the enquiry straightforward

The customer can move from recognising the job to making an enquiry. The page structure helps the business explain its work before a conversation begins.

03 / In the detail

The service, the evidence, the next step.

This project is about making an established business legible online. The visible result is a clearer service structure, a recognisable presentation of the work and a direct quote journey.

04 / Explore the work

See it in context.

Client websites continue to evolve. The images above document the project; the live site may change as the business develops.

Let’s make it work

What should work better in your business?

Tell us where things stand and what you want to change. We’ll help you identify the right first step, the likely scope and whether Founo is a good fit.

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