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Pool service marketing that adds weekly accounts to your route.
Sunward Marketing is a Miami agency that gets pool service companies more weekly accounts, green pool cleanups, repair calls and equipment upgrades. We run Google Ads, local SEO, Google Business Profile, websites and social content for pool companies in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach. Ads management is $1,500 to $4,000 a month plus ad spend from $600, month to month.
Three things pool service owners tell us first.
And what we do about each one.
| What owners tell us | What we do about it |
|---|---|
| "My techs spend more of the day in the truck than at the pool." | We draw your ad areas around the stops you already have, city by city and ZIP by ZIP, and switch off the places where a new pool would mean a long detour. The quote form asks for the address first, so you can tell in a glance whether a new account fits a route before anyone drives out. |
| "The weekly fee keeps us going. The money is in repairs and equipment." | Repair and equipment work gets its own ads, pages and budget: pump and motor replacements, variable speed pumps, filters, heaters and heat pumps, salt systems and automation. Your weekly customers also see upgrade offers, so the tech's recommendation at the pad isn't the only time they hear about it. |
| "People switch pool guys over a few dollars a month." | Your ads and pages lead with what a cheap route can't promise: the same tech every week, a visit report with readings and photos if you send one, proof of insurance and a fast answer when the water starts to turn. Customers who can see what they're paying for are slower to leave. |
What does Sunward run for a pool service company?
Five services, built for pool companies and tied together by call and form tracking, so you can see which ones add stops to the route and which ones sell repairs.
Google Ads and Local Services Ads
Ads for "pool service near me", "weekly pool cleaning", "green pool cleanup" and "pool pump repair", in English and Spanish, each sent to its own page. Local Services Ads too, where Google offers them for pool work in your area.
Local SEO and Google Business Profile
Service areas set by city, photos of clear pools from your actual route and a review request after every repair and every new start, so you show up on the map when someone searches "pool cleaning Miami".
A pool website that books service
Pages for weekly service, green pool cleanups, repairs, equipment and condo or HOA pools, plus a quote form that asks the pool size, whether there's a screen enclosure and whether the water is green right now.
Facebook and Instagram ads
Heater and heat pump offers ahead of the cooler months, and weekly service offers in the ZIP codes on your route, with short clips of a green pool coming back to clear.
Social media and content
Our crew films the cleanups, the equipment pad before and after, and your techs explaining a salt cell or a noisy pump in plain words. Clear water on video sells weekly service.
How do homeowners pick a pool service?
Most come in one of three ways: they just bought a house with a pool, their last service stopped showing up, or the water turned green. Each one searches differently, so each gets its own path, and every call and form is tracked back to where it came from.
The new house comes with a pool
New homeowners, some of them owning a pool for the first time, search "pool service near me" or "how much is weekly pool service". Your weekly service page explains what a visit includes, how you price it and how to get on the route.
The water turns green
After a trip, a week of heavy rain or a service that quit, people search "green pool cleanup" and want someone this week. Cleanup ads run with a call button, and the page offers weekly service right after, so a one-time job can become a stop.
Something on the pad breaks
A pump that hums and won't start, a heater that won't fire, a salt system showing an error. Repair searches get their own ads and pages, and the form asks for the brand and a photo of the equipment.
They compare on the map
Homeowners look at a few pool companies on Google Maps. Photos of clear pools, recent reviews that mention the tech by name and proof of insurance decide who gets the call.
They call or ask for a quote
Tap-to-call on every page and a short form with the address, pool size and what's wrong. Call tracking shows which search or ad each one came from, and we check it against the accounts that actually started.
The account grows from the inside
Weekly customers get offered the upgrades their tech has flagged, like a variable speed pump, a new filter or a heat pump. A review request goes out after every repair, and the next neighbor who searches finds it.
The system we'd build for your pool company.
These are Google Ads accounts our team ran in 2025 for other kinds of local businesses, not pool companies. Pool service is a trade we're opening now, and the same tracking-first system is what we'd set up for you, with every new account, cleanup and repair traced back to the search that brought it.
Figures come from Google Ads and analytics accounts our team managed in 2025, with tracked conversion values. What a new pool account costs depends on your area and your competition, and past results don't guarantee future ones. You'll get an honest estimate on the call. See the full ledger.
Tell us your route and the work you want more of.
We're off the phones right now.
Chris will tell you in about five minutes what he'd run for a pool company your size and what it would cost. No pitch and no pressure.
We pick up again at 10 AM, Eastern time. Book a time that works for you and Chris will call you then.
Phones open Monday to Friday, 10 AM to 6 PM Eastern
What pool service owners ask us.
How much does marketing cost for a pool service company?
Google and Meta ads management runs $1,500 to $4,000 a month, plus ad spend that starts at $600 a month and goes straight to Google or Meta. Social media starts at $1,800 a month, and a pool service website is $1,500 to $7,000 one time. Ads and social are month to month, cancel with 30 days notice.
How fast will we get new pool accounts?
Google Ads can bring calls and quote requests in the first weeks once tracking is live. Climbing the map in your neighborhoods and ranking your website take months of steady work. Nobody can promise a number of new pools on your route, and we won't.
Can you keep new accounts close to our current route?
Yes, as tightly as the ad platforms allow. Ads run only in the cities and ZIP codes you pick, the quote form asks for the address first, and each month we tighten the areas around the accounts that actually started. You still decide which pools you take.
Should we sell equipment upgrades in our ads?
Yes, on their own budget. Pump, filter, heater, heat pump and salt system jobs pay more than a weekly visit, and people search for them by name. They get their own ads and pages, and your weekly customers see upgrade offers too, so your tech isn't the only one bringing them up.
Can you help us win condo and HOA pool contracts?
We can make you easy to pick. Condo and HOA pools get their own page and campaign, with your insurance, the size of your team, how you log each visit and who answers when something goes wrong. Boards and property managers take time to decide, so follow-up ads keep you in front of them while they do.
What happens to pool marketing in hurricane season?
We plan for it. A storm cleanup campaign is written and approved before the season, ready to switch on for your service area after a storm. Weekly service and repair ads keep running around it, and we pull spend back when your techs are booked solid with cleanups.
Let's put more pools on your route.
A free 15-minute call, by phone or video. We'll look at your service area and the pool companies you're up against, tell you what's realistic, and leave you with a plan, whether or not we work together.