Pool builder leads: the big back yards with no pool, and an instant quote that sizes the pool

A pool starts with one question the homeowner cannot answer alone: does it fit, and roughly what does it cost? The builder who answers that first gets the call. Here is what pool jobs are worth, how an instant quote answers the question, and where the room for pools is.

What a pool is worth

At our engine's starter rates; set your own per-square-foot prices, base fee and minimum and every quote follows.

Let the homeowner draw the pool

1. They enter their address and see their own back yard from satellite.
2. They draw the pool where it would go — the size against the house and fence lines is obvious.
3. They compare vinyl, fiberglass and gunite with photos, at your prices.
4. They leave their details to see the number. You get a named lead with the pool sized and the type chosen.

Embed it with data-service="pools", or try it as a homeowner.

Find the yards with room

Aerial imagery measures every back yard and shows whether there is a pool. Across our four live Austin ZIPs, 5,715 homes have a back yard in the largest fifth of their ZIP and no pool:

• 78704 (South Austin · Zilker): 1,191 yards
• 78745 (South Austin · Westgate): 2,341 yards
• 78731 (Northwest Hills): 990 yards
• 78757 (Allandale · Crestview): 1,193 yards

Find customers ranks them, at most two contractors per home a month. Open with the yard, not the sale: “aerial imagery shows a back yard of about 8,000 sq ft — we can show you what a pool would cost there.” More in Austin pool leads.

Common questions

How do pool builders get leads?

A website where homeowners draw and price a pool, plus outbound to big back yards with no pool.

Can a website quote a pool instantly?

Yes — drawn on the satellite view, priced by type at your rates.

Which homes are most likely to buy a pool?

Large back yards with no pool — 5,715 in our four Austin ZIPs.