Pool companies charge $90–130K then hand your job to the same 8 subcontractors every homeowner can hire directly. We give you their names, numbers, the exact build sequence, and the questions to ask — for your city.
Every report is researched for your specific metro area. You get real contractors, real contacts, and a real project management system.
Choose your metro area. Each report is built with locally verified contractors — not generic national directory listings.
Instant PDF delivery. Includes your full contractor directory, phase-by-phase timeline, trade-by-trade budget estimator, and interview scripts.
You become your own general contractor. We give you the scripts, the questions, and the red flags — so you hire smart every time.
Most owner-managed pool builds save $30,000–$60,000 versus going through a full-service pool company. That's real money.
Choose the plan that fits your project. Both come with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Every major metro has the same pool contractor ecosystem — just different faces. We research each market from scratch so you get vetted local contacts, not recycled lists.
New cities are added every 2–4 weeks. Don't see yours? Request it and get early access.
US homes with pools — growing 3% annually
Average GC markup a homeowner pays unnecessarily
New pools installed in the US every year
Of pool companies subcontract ALL physical work
Each city report costs roughly $50–100 to research and produce using AI tools. The math at even modest volume is compelling.
Each new city is a new product with near-zero marginal cost to produce. Research one metro, publish once, sell infinitely. 20 cities = 20 revenue streams.
Sell through Gumroad, Stripe, or your own site. PDF delivers instantly. No inventory, no shipping, no customer support loop. Pure margin product.
Facebook pool groups, Reddit r/pools, Nextdoor, YouTube shorts — pool owners are highly engaged communities actively looking for this information.
"I was about to sign a $112,000 contract with a pool company. This report showed me I could hire the same subs directly. Final bill was $68,000. Worth every penny of the $97."
"The interview scripts alone were worth it. I asked about NEC 680 bonding and the first electrician I called had no idea what I was talking about. That saved me from a nightmare hire."
"The timeline sequencing saved me from making a $15,000 mistake — I had no idea gunite needs 28 days to cure before you can plaster. My contractor 'forgot' to mention that."
If you use this report, get bids, and don't save at least $5,000 compared to your pool company quote — we'll refund you in full. No questions asked. We're that confident in what's inside.
Stop letting pool companies collect a $40,000 management fee to make 12 phone calls.