Lead lists in peak season
Leads bought in May reach homeowners who want a pool by July, a timeline your build schedule can’t meet.
Pool buyers often spend months planning in their heads before calling a builder. We build the system that reaches them early, prices the pool honestly, and books design consultations with both owners.
Leads bought in May reach homeowners who want a pool by July, a timeline your build schedule can’t meet.
Your designer spends an evening sketching a backyard for a budget that was never close.
A homeowner who inquired in December and signed in March gets credited to whatever happened in March.
Ads go live in fall and run through winter, aimed at next season’s build slots.
Pool size, spa, decking, and features produce a starting range from your past builds.
Booking asks for both decision-makers, and reminders go to each of them.
Tracking keeps the first ad attached through months of follow-up to the signed contract.
Example written by BlueSmith to show the approach. Not a client ad or a result.
Before you judge what a lead costs, know what it’s worth. Enter your numbers and see the revenue and gross profit behind every lead that comes in.
Each lead is worth (revenue): $2,625
$25,000 project, 35% margin, 35% of leads booked, 30% of estimates closed.
See what we’d build for these numbersStarts with example numbers. Change them to yours. Arithmetic only, not a promise of results.
Not too late to start, but late to fill this summer. Spring leads often become next season’s builds or remodel jobs, and starting now sets up a full off-season campaign.
It’s an option, but the homeowner may be shared with other builders and you can’t see what they were told. Your own system costs more up front, and every homeowner it brings in saw your work first.
Separate offers, one system. New builds and remodels get their own ads, pages, and questions, and share the same tracking and follow-up.
No. Signed pools come down to your market, ad budget, pricing, build schedule, and how your designer sells. We report consultations booked and contracts signed, and improve from there.
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