Northeast Ohio
A lawn care site is for a route, not a landscape project. People search for weekly or biweekly mowing, a fertilizing and weed plan, aeration, overseeding, and leaf cleanup, then they want to know how to sign up for the season. Beds, plantings, paver patios, and snow removal belong on the landscapers page. Taking down a tree belongs on the tree service page.
Say when the route starts in spring and when it stops in fall, which towns are on it, and how a customer joins for the year. A page with no service area and no seasonal signup makes them guess. The phone has to be tappable on the first screen. Photos should be your own lawns. You see a demo before you pay.
Telep IO LLCPO Box 187, Valley City, OH 44280jon@telep.ioNo walk-in shop. Serving Medina County and Northeast Ohio.$500 to set up, then $50 a month
Limited to the first 3 Ohio businesses.
Custom quote, starting around $1,500 to build, plus $100/month
Check a public page for HTTPS, a mobile viewport tag, and whether AI crawlers are blocked. The check does not store the URL.
An automated PDF within about 1 hour with your speed and mobile scores, the top 5 issues ranked, and a plain fix for each. The $19 is credited toward the $99 Checkup within 30 days.
A ranked report of what to fix on your website first, covering speed, SEO, mobile, and AI search visibility, delivered within 2 business days. The $19 is credited toward the $99 Checkup within 30 days.
For the first 3 Ohio clients who already know they want a site: $250 to start, $250 when the site goes live, then $50/month. The first month is free.
Cited builder prices, a Clutch range for agencies, and the Telep IO founding offer. The free estimator adds the published figures.
The phone, the mowing and fertilizing plans, and the towns on the route. A website does not promise a set number of calls.
Name the recurring work, the season you start and stop, and a number someone can tap. Then check the page on a phone.
Beds, plantings, mulch, paver projects, and snow are a different business from a mowing route. Use that page when the work is a project, not a weekly cut.
Taking down a tree, grinding a stump, or clearing storm damage is not a mowing visit. That work has its own page.
The area page covers what is included, the founding offer, and how to reach Jon in Valley City.
Mowing, fertilizing plans, weed control, aeration, overseeding, and leaves, listed only if you sell them.
Say the month the route starts, the month it stops, and how someone gets on the list. Leave off a season you do not run.
Name the Northeast Ohio towns you actually mow. A service area that says the whole state does not match the truck.
Tap-to-call at the top, plus a short note that asks for the town and whether they want mowing, a fertilizing plan, or both.
Each city page is about how people search there. Say your city when you request a demo.
Lawn care is recurring mowing and fertilizing plans, with a seasonal signup. Landscaping is project work: beds, plantings, mulch, pavers, and snow. If both are the whole of the business, say so, and do not let a flower-bed photo stand in for the mowing route.
When the route starts, when it stops, and what a customer gets on a fertilizing plan versus mowing only. If you do not treat lawns, or you do not mow in a wet April, the page should say that. Photos should be your own work.
A phone number someone can tap, the towns on the route, and a way to ask about a seasonal signup. A page with no tap-to-call and no service area makes the next step a hunt.
No. The founding offer is $500 to set up and $50 a month, limited to the first 3 Ohio businesses. Hosting and ordinary upkeep are included. You see a demo of your own site before you pay.
Use the contact form. Say the trade, the Northeast Ohio cities you cover, and what you want a customer to do when they land on the page. You see a demo before you pay.