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Website for pool company
A website for a pool company costs $1,000 to $1,500 with ASIIC Digital, and the pool site we built, Tidewell Pools, launched with 77 pages on resurfacing, repairs, costs and North Carolina pool rules.
- $1,000 to $1,500
- 77-page example
- Free mockup
What it needs
What a pool company website has to do
- Cost pages. Pool resurfacing cost, Pebble Tec cost, remodel cost, leak detection cost, deck resurfacing.
- Problem pages. A pool losing water, tile falling off, a rough surface, plaster stains, freeze damage.
- North Carolina rules. Pool permits, the fence and barrier code, drain cover safety, electrical bonding, contractor licensing.
- Service pages. Resurfacing, renovation, tile and coping, saltwater conversion, crack repair, leak detection.
- Off-season pages, like whether you can resurface a pool in winter, so the phone rings outside of summer too.
A pool website we built
Tidewell Pools


Tidewell Pools' site covers pool resurfacing and renovation near Asheville with every page type on that list, plus resurfacing, renovation, leak detection and deck resurfacing pages for its towns. It launched on Oct. 21, 2026, so search numbers aren't in yet; we'll post them here when they are.
Questions it answers
What pool owners ask before they call
Each of these is its own page on Tidewell Pools' site:
- How long does pool plaster last?
- Can you resurface a pool in winter?
- Why is my pool surface rough on my feet?
- Why is my pool losing water?
- Pebble or quartz: which pool finish?
- Should I switch to a saltwater pool?
Most pool work starts with a problem the owner noticed: a rough spot, a falling water level, a cracked tile. The site meets them at that question, explains it plainly, and gives them a way to get a quote while they're still reading.
Questions
Common questions
Is a pool site only useful in summer?
No. Leak, crack and winter questions come up all year, and a page for each gives people something to find in the off-season.
Can you show my finishes and past pools?
Yes. Send photos of your own work and we'll build galleries from them.
Do I need the North Carolina code pages?
They help. Homeowners check permits and fence rules before they hire, and those pages answer them on your site.