Create a pool builder website for new pools and year-round care

The search starts early in the year. A family wants to swim next summer, an owner sees the liner fading, another opens the cover in April to find green water. On their phone they type pool builder + Vertou, or pool maintenance near me, and compare two or three firms. Your site has to show both sides of your trade.

Shell or concrete? Show both, with their lead times

That is the first decision a family faces, and they rarely understand the difference. Give each type of pool its own page: concrete for any shape and size, shell for a faster build, renovation for an old basin that needs a new liner or coating. Each page states what is included, a starting price and the usual length of the works. A family that knows a shell pool takes a few weeks and a concrete one longer can plan the garden, the budget and the summer. The four steps of a project, from the garden visit to the first swim, are laid out on the home page, so they always know what comes next.

Spring opening, weekly care, winterising: the season that keeps the business going

You build a pool once and maintain it for years. Your site presents that second trade properly: spring opening, weekly maintenance, filtration and equipment, safety devices, winterising, each with its price and timing. One of the five designs is built entirely around the year's calendar for firms that live mostly from maintenance. An owner who sees that you will look after the basin once it is built hesitates far less before signing.

Town hall, safety, tax office: three duties that come with a buried pool

• An uncovered pool of 10 to 100 m² needs a prior declaration at the town hall; beyond 100 m², or with a high shelter, a building permit.
• Every private in-ground pool must have at least one standardised safety device: barrier, alarm, cover or shelter.
• The pool must be declared to the tax office within 90 days of completion.

The site also mentions drought orders, which can restrict filling a new pool. Owners who learn all this from you, before signing, trust you with the paperwork you offer to prepare.

Finished pools, photographed in the gardens they belong to

Families choose a basin that looks like the one they imagine. Photograph each pool in its garden and caption it with the structure, the coating, the town and the length of the works: a family pool set in a lawn, a lap pool with a terrace, an infinity edge in mosaic, a pool with its pool house. Pictures of finished pools, not of trenches, do the selling. Next to them sit your four commitments: a visit and a written quote, ten years of cover on the structure, paperwork prepared for the owner, one contact before and after. A night-lit design suits builders working at the high end.

A pool builder website that prepares the site visit

The quote form asks for the garden's address, whether the project is a new pool, a renovation or maintenance, and the size wanted or that of the existing basin. Before you go, you check access for the digger, the slope of the land and the distance from your depot. You arrive with the checks already done and leave with a quote half written.

Upload your finest pool to the preview, add your maintenance prices, and see your pool business online before the spring rush.