Website design
Pool builder websites
A pool builder website has one job, which is to turn a homeowner who is still comparing builders into a booked consultation. That takes fast-loading photos of finished pools, your licence and insurance shown early, real reviews on the page, and one clear next step on every screen. I design and build these for pool builders only, and you see yours before you pay.
What should be on a pool builder website?
Five things, in this order. Start with finished work and end with an obvious way to get in touch.
Finished work, shot properly
A homeowner wants to see pools you have actually built, shot properly, loading fast on a phone.
Proof that you are safe to hire
Your licence number, your insurance, your years in business, and reviews with real names attached.
Your process, step by step
The fear behind a build this size is being left halfway, so the process gets laid out in the open.
A page for every suburb
One page per suburb you serve, so you turn up in the local searches your next pool comes from.
One obvious next step
Repeated down the page, so nobody has to hunt for how to reach you.
Why do most pool builder websites lose the job?
Three faults come up again and again. The photos are too heavy, so the page crawls on a phone and the visitor leaves before the first pool has even loaded. The proof is buried on an about page almost nobody opens. And the site talks about the company when the homeowner wants answers about cost, timeline, permits, and whether you will still be around in month four.
How long does a pool builder website take to build?
Thirty days from the day I have your photos and your details. You see the homepage design before any of it gets built, so you know early whether you like the direction.
Do I own the website?
Yes. The site, the domain and the words on it are yours, and they stay yours if we ever part ways. I have never held a website hostage to keep a client, and I never will.
What does a pool builder website cost?
I quote once I understand what you need, and you see the design first either way. If it does not win you over, you walk and owe nothing. That is the whole of the risk you take.
Proof
What every build starts with
Pool builders in Arizona, Florida and Texas are running on this system today. Every one of them started from the same foundation.
- Photos compressed and named properly, so the page loads fast on a phone
- Licence, insurance and years in business moved high up instead of buried on an about page
- A dedicated page for every suburb served, rather than one page aimed at a whole state
- Reviews wired in so Google can show the star rating beside the name
- A visible step-by-step process, because the fear behind a big build is being left halfway
I design your homepage before you pay anything. If it does not win you over, you walk away and owe nothing.
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Questions pool builders ask about their website
Can you rebuild my current site, or do we start over?
Either. I will look at what you have and tell you honestly which one saves you money.
Will the site work properly on phones?
Yes, and phones come first. Most homeowners find you on a phone, often standing in the backyard they want to change.
Do you write the words as well?
Yes. Every page is written for you, based on how your buyers decide. You are not filling in a template.
What happens after the site goes live?
I stay on to keep it fast, current and ranking. Plenty of builders move straight onto the SEO work from there.
Do you handle SEO too?
Yes, and the two work best together. A beautiful site nobody finds is just an expensive brochure.
Let's build it
See your new homepage before you spend a cent
I design your new homepage upfront. If it wins you over, we build. If not, you walk and owe nothing. Tell me about your pool business and I'll get started.
