Show up on the Google map when someone needs a pool company.
Pool owners search when something changes: they just bought the house, their tech quit, the water turned green, the pump stopped. They tap one of the three companies on the map and call. We set your profile up so it fits weekly service and repairs, and keep it active through the slow months too.
What keeps pool companies off the map.
Pool profiles tend to be set up for one kind of work and left that way.
Cleaning or repair, but not both
“Pool cleaning service” and “swimming pool repair service” are separate categories. Choosing one as primary and leaving out the other can hide you from a whole set of searches.
A service area that doesn’t match your routes
Set it too small and you miss neighborhoods you’d gladly add. Set it too wide and you get calls from places that would wreck a route.
Stock photos of blue water
Real pictures sell: a rebuilt equipment pad, a salt cell swap, a green pool next to the same pool a week later.
Silent in the off-season
A profile with nothing new from October to March looks like a company that closed for winter.
Repair services not listed
Pumps, filters, heaters, salt systems, leak detection and automation can each be a service. If they’re missing, the profile tells only part of the story.
A profile that works for weekly accounts and repairs.
Built during your one-time setup and kept current on every plan.
Both sides of the business set up
Primary and secondary categories for cleaning and repair, your route towns, hours, a quote link and a clear description.
Route photos
A short list of what to shoot on stops and repair calls, with new photos added to the profile as they come in.
Weekly posts all year
Openings in spring, storm cleanups, heater checks before fall, equipment upgrades and winter closings.
Review asks at the right times
New accounts a few weeks in and repairs on the day they’re finished get a direct link to your review form.
Consistent listings
Your business name, phone and service area kept identical across your site, the profile and the main directories.
Fair questions.
I don’t have a shop. Will my home address be public?
No. Pool companies that go to the customer are service-area businesses. The address is hidden and the profile shows where you work.
I can’t get into my old profile.
We’ll help you request access or verify again. Google sets the pace for that, so it can take a while.
Will this get me into the top three?
We can’t promise it, because the map is Google’s call. A complete profile with year-round posts and recent reviews gives you a better chance.
How is it priced?
Setting up the profile is part of the one-time setup on Local SEO ($497) and Dominate ($1,997). Weekly posts and review requests continue on Local SEO and Dominate, from $397 a month. Full pricing is below.
Everything else we do for pool service companies.
What it costs
Simple plans. Real results.
Every plan starts with a one-time setup: Website $497, Local SEO $497, Dominate $1,997. Your site, Google profile and lead system go live 3 business days after we have your info, photos and access. Dominate adds ads and lead tracking, live in about 2 weeks. Just need a website? It's $250 a month.
Local SEO
Show up on Google in every town you serve.
per month
- 2 new town or service pages a month
- Weekly Google Business Profile posts
- Missed-call text-back and review requests
Dominate
Ads, lead tracking and the full growth engine.
per month · 20-Lead Guarantee
- Everything in Local SEO, plus instant replies, quote follow-up and win-back texts
- Google Ads and Local Services Ads, with every lead tracked to a booked job
- Monthly LTV:CAC report, weekly check-ins and a growth meeting
Setup: Website $497, Local SEO $497, Dominate $1,997. Local SEO: 3-month minimum. Website and Dominate: 6-month minimum; on Dominate, ad spend is paid directly to Google. Optional AI phone agent minutes are billed at cost. SEO results aren't guaranteed; the 20-Lead Guarantee applies to Dominate only.
See everything included →Book a free Growth Call.
20 minutes. We'll learn how you're getting jobs now and where you want to go, then tell you which plan fits, or if none do yet. No obligation.