Manchester garden websites that fill maintenance rounds and design diaries.

A form for new regular customers that captures postcode, garden size, the tasks they want, such as mowing, hedges, borders or leaf clearance, and their preferred frequency. Your scheduler sees at a glance whether the address fits an existing round, and customers outside your patch are told kindly before anyone wastes a call.

A simple coverage section listing the boroughs and districts your rounds serve, with a postcode checker on the sign-up form. As you add a crew or close a waiting list in one area, the office updates coverage from the CMS without touching code. Coverage can also show which areas currently have a waiting list.

A dedicated request route for letting agents, block managers and housing providers, with fields for property reference, access arrangements, the work needed and the deadline, such as an end of tenancy garden clearance. Requests go to a separate inbox or pipeline so they never get mixed up with domestic enquiries.

Practical content on waterlogged lawns, soakaways, French drains, raised beds and planting that copes with a wet climate, linked to your drainage and regrading work. Pages also explain your policy when rain moves a maintenance visit, so customers know what to expect before they sign up.

Project pages for the larger gardens you design and build in the southern suburbs and the Cheshire fringe, covering the brief, site problems such as clay soil or slopes, planting choices and the finished result. Visitors filter by garden size or style. Each project links to similar gardens and a design enquiry form that asks about budget band and timing.

A section for city centre and Salford Quays apartment buildings covering courtyard planting, podium and roof garden upkeep, litter picks and seasonal colour, with what your reports to managing agents include. Downloadable statements cover insurance and safe working on request. Agents can request a sample report before instructing you.

A guide template for short seasonal articles, such as autumn leaf clearance, hedge cutting outside nesting season or first spring cut, written by your team and tidied by ours. Each guide ends with a link to the relevant service and sign-up form. Guides are dated, so readers know when advice was last reviewed.

Genuine reviews from your Google profile shown beside the services they mention, plus a simple referral page where existing customers can pass on a neighbour's details with their consent. Every review is real, as UK consumer law now bans fake ones outright. Referral details reach your office with the referrer's name attached.

If you already use job management or accounting software with a customer area, the website links to it clearly, alongside a page explaining how invoicing works and the payment methods you accept, so regular customers can find everything from one menu. We never handle card details on the website itself.