Five things that turn a curious homeowner into a booked site visit.
Most quote forms collect a name and a phone number. This one gives the homeowner something worth trading their details for.
01
Their own yard, with a pool in it
Not a stock photo of somebody else’s pool. The concept rendering is made from the photo they just took, with the finish, coping, decking and features they picked from your catalog.
- Drag to compare. Their photo on one side, the rendering on the other.
- Regional landscaping. The surroundings match the part of the country you build in.
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A budget range, never a quote
Every homeowner sees three ways to build, each with a range and a monthly payment. A big number becomes a conversation instead of a lost lead.
- Ranges only. What is included by category, never line items.
- Your disclaimer under every block of numbers.
- The pool never shrinks. The dialed-down option trims extras and steps finishes down a grade.
03
Your catalog and your prices
Homeowners only see what you actually sell. Every option, and every dollar in the range, comes from your own catalog.
- Priced three ways: flat, per square foot, or per linear foot.
- Items switch off when you stop offering them.
- No prices on the option cards. Homeowners see a simple $ to $$$$ guide until the range.
04
The site visit gets booked on the spot
Your booking calendar sits right under their results, while they are still looking at their new backyard. Not three days later, after they have called two other builders.
- Your own calendar, embedded on the results screen.
- One tap away the whole time, pinned to the bottom of their phone.
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05
A lead packet, not a name and a number
You walk into the site visit already knowing what they want, what they expect to spend, and what their yard looks like.
- Straight into your CRM, tagged and ready for your follow-up.
- A branded PDF package emailed to the homeowner from your company name.
- Their stated budget next to the range they were shown.
New lead from your quote page
- Homeowner
- Jordan M., Sarasota
- Pool
- Custom gunite, 15 x 30
- Picked
- Pebble finish, travertine coping, paver deck, sun shelf, spa
- Their budget
- $100,000 to $150,000
- Range shown
- $83,000 to $127,000
- Attached
- 3 concept renderings, PDF package, yard photo
Up and running in four steps.
You do not build anything. We set it up, you review it, and it goes live on your own link.
We load your catalog
Your pool types, finishes, coping, tile, decking and features, with your own price bands. We start from a regional template, so it is an edit, not a build.
You get your own link
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Homeowners see their pool
They take a photo, pick what they like, and get a concept rendering of their own yard in about half a minute.
You get the lead
Contact details, every answer, the budget range and the renderings land in your CRM, and the site visit can already be on your calendar.
Want to see it first? Run the live demo the way a homeowner would.
Built and run by a marketing team that only works with pool companies.
See Your Backyard is a Deep End Marketing product. We set it up, keep it running, and make sure the leads it produces reach you.
- Done for you. Catalog, prices, branding and calendar are set up by us.
- Your brand, not ours. Homeowners deal with your company from the first screen to the last.
- Pool industry only. The questions, options and price logic were built for pool builders.
Questions builders ask before the demo.
Is the picture a construction document?
No. It is a concept rendering made from the homeowner's own photo. It shows the look and feel of the pool, finishes and features they chose, not final dimensions or placement. It is labelled a concept rendering wherever it appears.
Are the numbers a quote?
No. Homeowners see a budget range and a list of what is included, never line items. The range comes from the price bands in your own catalog, and your disclaimer sits under every block of numbers.
What does the homeowner need?
A phone and a photo of their backyard. Everything is built phone-first, with big buttons and one topic per screen.
Where do the leads go?
The homeowner gets a branded PDF package by email, sent from your company name. You get the lead in your CRM: contact details, city, every answer, the budget range, the PDF and the renderings.
Whose brand is on it?
Yours. Your name, colours, phone number and licence number. Our name appears once, in small print in the footer.
What if a homeowner's number comes in over their budget?
Every homeowner sees three ways to build: what they picked, a dialed-down version that saves a few things for later, and a stretch version. The pool itself never shrinks. A big number becomes a conversation instead of a lost lead.
Let homeowners see it before they call anyone else.
Thirty minutes on a call. We run the flow with a real backyard photo and show you the lead you would have received.
- Your brand
- Your prices
- Your calendar
Rather talk now? Call (707) 622-3337