Paver patio and backyard remodel marketing

Sell next spring's backyards before the season even starts.

Homeowners pick the patio out while it is still cold, then call around in spring. Get there first and yours is the first quote.

  • Bring in whole backyards, not just a retaining wall
  • Stop going quiet in the months you design and quote
  • Know the next phase of the yard comes back to you

We help landscape design-build firms attract homeowners planning patios, outdoor kitchens and whole backyards. The plan combines local search, project pages, real-job ads and follow-up that turns early ideas into design consultations.

Be useful while the yard is still an idea

Homeowners need to know what their budget can build before booking a consultation. We put project examples, realistic budget bands and your design process where people research patios, kitchens and full backyard renovations.

Plan around the work you want next

Google reaches people already searching; Meta shows finished spaces to homeowners still planning. Campaigns and follow-up reflect your local season and build capacity, with separate paths for a single patio and a phased backyard.

What clients say

“I highly recommend To The Max Media. He did an excellent job redesigning my website and rebranding my business, and I'm very happy with how everything turned out. He's also managing our advertising, and we're already seeing great traction and positive results.”
Alfonso Zavala, Owner, AZ Elevated BuildersGoogle review
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See what fits your business.

One landscape construction company per service area, first come, first served, while you are a client.

About a minute of questions, then you pick a time.

A few things you might be wondering

Which channel should we start with?

Google is the starting point for people searching a project and town. Meta supports discovery and retargeting while the larger project is still being planned.

Can we focus on whole backyards?

Yes. The pages, project examples and enquiry questions can prioritise full renovations, with a different path for smaller projects you also want.

Should our site discuss budgets?

Yes, using bands based on your own work. Show what each includes and where site conditions or additional phases change the scope.

Is my service area exclusive?

We take one landscape construction company per service area, first come first served, while you are a client.

Explore the landscape construction market details

The landscape construction year, and where the money is

Researched, not guessed. Every line names where it came from.

Peak
April through June, and April brings more calls than any other month of the year. Patios and full backyard builds get bought in spring, so the season's build slots are filled in those weeks.evergrowmarketing.com and pipelineon.com
Shoulder
February and March, when people are drawing plans and taking quotes. Then September through November for fall installs, drainage and lighting.
Quiet
December and January. Bookings are thinnest and ads cost the most. Fill it with design work and spring build slots sold in advance.
What triggers a call
A patio, wall or walkway that has broken down; A new house with someone else's yard on it; A pool going in with no yard around it; Getting the back yard ready before a sale; Money and time finally lining up for the yard
Typical residential job
A full backyard build runs $15,000 to $50,000. One piece on its own, like a retaining wall, is closer to $3,500 to $9,400.homeadvisor.com and yardzen.com, 2026
Comes back
The build is one time, but phase one buries the drainage and conduit for the next one, so lighting, an outdoor kitchen or a pergola comes back later. Big yards often go in stages, and irrigation and lighting bring service calls.

Google first for landscape construction. Here is why.

First channel
Google first. Somebody stands in their backyard in April, decides this is the year, and types the cost into their phone. One of those jobs pays for a whole year of leads. Meta comes later in patio season, showing the before and after of a yard you just finished.
Second channel
Facebook puts the finished yard in front of people who were not searching yet. Use it to get back in front of site visitors, reach people who just moved in, and sell design consults before spring.

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