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Case Study · Corporate Website · Construction & Landscaping

Tree Top Garden

A WordPress site for a Cyprus landscaping company, combining garden services with an authorized-dealer machinery catalog.

Website DesignWordPress DevelopmentWordPressElementor
https://treetopgarden.com/

Business

Landscaping & garden machinery, Cyprus

Built

WordPress site covering services and dealer machinery lines

Stack

WordPress, Elementor

Engineering focus

Dual business lines, dealer credibility, quote requests

Why this project matters

Why this project matters

This business runs two distinct lines — hands-on landscaping services and machinery distribution as an authorized dealer — under one site, which is a different structural problem than a single-service business.

The business

Who this is for

Who they are

Tree Top Garden provides garden maintenance, landscaping and machinery distribution in Cyprus, and is the authorized GREENTEC dealer and exclusive OREC distributor there.

What they do

They offer garden maintenance, landscaping design, irrigation systems and tree care, alongside selling GREENTEC and OREC machinery.

Who they serve

Private homeowners, businesses, government agencies, municipalities, hotels and resorts across Cyprus.

Requirements

What the live site required

Not a wishlist from a kickoff call — what the delivered site visibly had to solve. Every requirement here is paired with the evidence that makes it true today.

Two distinct business lines (services and machinery) presented clearly

Content

"Services" and "Machinery" exist as separate top-level navigation items rather than being blended.

Dealer credibility for machinery buyers

Content

Downloadable equipment brochures and links to GREENTEC/OREC product lines establish the authorized-dealer relationship directly.

A path for other businesses to become dealers/partners

UX

A "Partner With Us" CTA is aimed specifically at dealer inquiries, separate from the retail customer path.

Engineering decisions

Why this stack, not just what stack

Every technology on this project was a specific answer to a specific problem — never a default.

  1. 01

    WordPress

    Chosen so the team can manage two distinct content areas — service offerings and a machinery catalog — without developer involvement.

  2. 02

    Elementor

    Chosen for the layout separating services from the machinery/dealer content.

    Trade-off — Elementor lays out the services/machinery split directly, but the machinery catalog itself is brochures and links, not a structured product database — comparing specs across GREENTEC and OREC models means opening separate PDFs, not filtering on-site.

Key features

What the site can actually do

Service catalog

Garden maintenance, landscaping, irrigation and tree care as distinct offerings.

Machinery catalog

GREENTEC and OREC product lines with downloadable brochures.

Quote request

"Get a Quote" CTA for service inquiries.

Dealer partnership path

"Partner With Us" scoped specifically to dealer inquiries.

Implementation notes

What the finished build shows

Specific, verifiable patterns in how this project is put together — not a feature list, but how the pieces fit.

Navigation

Partner path kept separate from the retail path

"Partner With Us" doesn't share a form with the general "Get a Quote" CTA — retail customers and prospective dealers are never funneled into the same intake.

Content

Dealer credibility built through documentation, not a catalog

GREENTEC and OREC product information is presented through downloadable brochures and external links rather than an on-site product database.

Gallery

The live experience

Every screen, captured directly from the live site — desktop, tablet and mobile.

Homepage, desktop
Homepage, desktop
How this applies to you

How this project's engineering applies to your business

  • Running two related but distinct business lines (a service and a product distribution arm) from one site applies to any business that has grown from pure services into also selling equipment or products it uses — landscapers, tradespeople, or specialty contractors.

The recap

If you remember three things

  • Two business lines, one site

    Services and machinery distribution kept structurally distinct rather than blended.

  • Dealer credibility built in

    Authorized-dealer status for named brands surfaced directly.

  • Separate customer and partner paths

    Retail inquiries and dealer partnership requests don't compete for the same CTA.

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