Contractor websites

Websites for Las Vegas pool and landscape companies

Backyards sell on photos. Pool and landscape work comes in two kinds: big one-time builds and steady monthly service. Your site has to show finished yards from your own jobs and put a clear price on monthly plans. It also has to get the Nevada rules for pools and HOAs right.

What your customers look for

What homeowners want to see before they call.

  • Finished yards and pools from your own jobs, in daylight
  • Monthly plans with what’s included and the price
  • Desert landscaping and water-smart options
  • How you work with their HOA’s review

Nevada rules

What the site has to get right.

  • Pool deposits are cappedFor a home pool or spa, the down payment can’t be more than $1,000 or 10% of the price, whichever is less (NRS 624.940). Your site’s deposit wording has to match.
  • HOAs and drought-tolerant yardsNevada lets homeowners put in desert landscaping. The HOA can ask to approve the plan, but it can’t say no without a good reason (NRS 116.330). We show HOA review as a real step and never claim a plan is pre-cleared. Water rebate details get a date and a link to the source.
  • Your license number on every pageNevada requires your company name and license number in all advertising, websites included (NRS 624.720).

More on this: what Nevada law requires on a contractor’s website.

What we build

The pages your site needs.

  • Each service: pool builds, remodels, weekly service, landscape design
  • Monthly plans and prices
  • Finished yards and pools
  • Your process for builds
  • The neighborhoods you serve

The styles that fit

Standard site
$2,500 one time
Signature site
$6,500 one time

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