Best Squarespace Templates for Landscapers
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Landscape businesses can be about ongoing care, construction, or the design of an outdoor space. A website full of elegant garden photographs may suit one of those businesses and obscure another. The template should help a visitor recognize the kind of work you actually take on.
Oranssi is our first choice for landscape construction and installation. Sawyer is a more approachable starting point for a local maintenance business. Bergen suits a design-led practice, while Sackett and Kearny offer material-focused alternatives for specialist outdoor work.
There isn't a dedicated landscaping demo in this shortlist. These are deliberate adaptations, chosen for how they present services and projects.
1. Oranssi — Landscape construction and installation
Oranssi — official demo, captured October 18, 2026.
Oranssi's construction demo leads with a bold service statement and a photograph of work in progress. The bright background and large type make it feel active and practical rather than like a gallery of finished rooms.
That is a useful starting point for hardscaping, outdoor construction, and larger installations. We'd choose it when the crew and the work itself deserve visibility. It will need landscape photography, but the underlying introduction already fits a business that builds things. Bergen is the stronger alternative when design and finished spaces should lead.
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2. Sawyer — A local service business with a clear specialty
Sawyer — official demo, captured October 18, 2026.
Sawyer introduces a painting service through large text and an editorial arrangement of photographs. The business feels specific and local without needing a large company-style homepage.
We'd adapt it for garden maintenance, planting, or a specialist landscaping service. It is a good option when a clear explanation of the work matters more than a huge project archive. Compared with Oranssi, Sawyer feels more residential and personal. The first statement would need to name the service plainly so the design doesn't have to do all the explaining.
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3. Bergen — A landscape-design practice
Bergen — official demo, captured October 18, 2026.
Bergen's spacious interior-design presentation gives large photographs and a short statement of intent a clear setting. The header separates work, services, and process.
For landscape design, that can create a useful relationship between finished projects and the thinking behind them. We'd choose it for a business with excellent garden photography and a considered design approach. It is less naturally suited to routine maintenance, where a visitor may want a faster understanding of the service and coverage area.
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4. Sackett — Outdoor work with a craft identity
Sackett — official demo, captured October 18, 2026.
Sackett's woodworking demo gives tools, materials, and making a prominent place. It has a warm, tactile quality that differs from the cleaner portfolio treatment of Bergen.
We'd consider it for a business specializing in timber structures, garden rooms, or other crafted outdoor elements. It is a narrower fit than Oranssi, and that is the point: the website can feel like a particular kind of practice. It would need more adaptation for a company selling a broad range of unrelated maintenance services.
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5. Kearny — A small specialist practice
Kearny — official demo, captured October 18, 2026.
Kearny opens on hands working with materials, with a short studio introduction over the image. The composition puts the act of making ahead of a polished final reveal.
That can work for a small landscaping business whose appeal is personal attention and hands-on work. We'd choose it when you have good process images but only a modest set of finished projects. Bergen makes the finished environment more prominent; Kearny brings the person doing the work closer to the visitor.
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Which direction fits your business?
Start with Oranssi for installation and construction, Sawyer for a focused local service, or Bergen for landscape design. Sackett and Kearny are worth comparing when craftsmanship is a specific part of what clients hire.
Our portfolio template guide offers more project-led approaches. You can also explore the template directory or tell the template finder whether the business is primarily design, installation, or maintenance.