Google Ads for pool builders: concrete, fiberglass and plunge pools
- Concrete, fiberglass, plunge pools and renovations each get their own ads, page and budget.
- Your ads show to homeowners in the areas you build in.
- Searches that turned into inquiries become exact-match keywords.
- Every call and form is counted from day one, so even a quiet month shows what's working.
The searches that drain a pool builder's budget
- "above ground pool": type "above ground" under Jobs you don't do and it stops.
- "pool kit" and "diy fiberglass pool": people planning to put it in themselves.
- "pool supplies" and "pool chemicals": a pool shop's customers, not yours.
- "pool builder jobs" and "pool builder salary": after work, not a pool.
A long wait, and the people who come back
A good pool lead owns the house, has the room in the backyard and wants to swim by next summer. Most read your page, then leave to think it over. Retargeting follows them up: a small picture ad for the next few weeks, shown only to people who visited your landing page and didn't get in touch. Like every new campaign, it's created paused and waits for you. That's how Google Ads for pool builders keeps you in front of a buyer through a long decision.
A page for every pool you build
Someone who searches "plunge pool builder" lands on a plunge pool page with your photos, your number and a quote form. Before-and-after photos show as sliders. The same system runs Google Ads for landscapers and Google Ads for concreters.
What it costs
$1 to start, for 30 days. Then US$299 / month per ad account. Landing pages, split tests and call tracking are included. Clicks are paid to Google, separately. Google Ads for pool builders comes with no contract: cancel with one click, and everything it built stays in your Google Ads.