Who we serve / Pool service
Pool service websites that fill your routes.
Websites for pool cleaning and pool service companies, built to win recurring accounts in the neighborhoods you already drive, with quotes, sign-ups and repair requests handled online.
01 / What it looks like now
If you run pool routes, you probably recognize at least two of these.
- New customers call or text, and every quote waits on a callback between stops.
- Homeowners do not know what weekly service includes, so they shop on price.
- Repairs and green-pool cleanups arrive mixed in with routine service requests.
- The website was a quick build that nobody has touched since.
- New accounts land all over town instead of filling the routes you already run.
02 / The website
Built to win recurring accounts.
Neighborhood pages
Pages for the neighborhoods and ZIP codes where you want more stops, so new accounts fill the routes you already drive.
Clear service plans
What weekly service includes, what costs extra and how billing works, so customers compare on value instead of price.
Reviews and proof
Real reviews and photos of pools you service, placed where homeowners decide.
Fast on a phone
Quote requests and tap-to-text that work on a phone, because that is where homeowners find you.
03 / The system behind it
From quote to recurring account, without the phone tag.
On the Operating plan we build the workflow behind the site with Gravity Forms and Gravity Flow.
Quotes
Quotes that ask the right questions
Pool size, equipment, current condition and photos, so you can price a stop without a site visit.
Sign-up
Sign-up and autopay
Approved customers start weekly service and set up recurring billing online.
Repairs
Repairs routed separately
Equipment repairs and green-pool cleanups go to the right person with photos attached, not into the routine service queue.
Integrations
No double entry
Connected to your CRM, calendar, accounting or field service software where they allow it.
Every step is timestamped and every approval is on record, inside the WordPress site you already own. See how we build systems.
04 / Which plan
Operating is built for pool companies.
Foundation ($1,000 a month) rebuilds the site and keeps it improving. Operating ($1,600 a month) adds the quote, sign-up and repair workflow, which is where the hours come back. See the plans.
05 / Questions
Common questions.
How much does a pool service website cost?
Foundation is $1,000 a month and Operating, which adds the quote, sign-up and repair workflow, is $1,600 a month. Both include the rebuild, hosting, maintenance and ongoing changes, on a six or twelve month start. Fixed projects start at $6,000. See how the plans compare.
Can customers sign up for weekly service online?
Yes. On the Operating plan, a homeowner can request a quote, get approved and start weekly service with recurring billing set up online, without anyone retyping their details.
Will a redesign hurt our Google rankings?
Not if it is done carefully. We keep the pages that already rank, redirect every old address, and build service and area pages so you show up for the jobs and neighborhoods you want.
What makes a good pool service website?
One that turns a search into a recurring account: clear service plans, neighborhood pages for where you already drive, real reviews, and a quote request short enough to finish on a phone.
Do you also maintain the website?
Yes. Hosting, updates, backups and monitoring are part of every Growth Plan. If your site is already in good shape, a Care Plan covers upkeep on its own.
06 / Our work
Work we have built for pool service companies.
Tell us how a new pool account starts today.
Thirty minutes on a call. We map how quotes and sign-ups move through your business now and show you where the site and system would save time.