
The first consult goes better when the homeowner already has a picture in their head. Here is what to show them before the site visit.
Their own backyard
A drawing of a pool on their lot is more convincing than any gallery. It answers the question every homeowner has: will it fit?
Real material choices
Let them pick the coping, tile and finish from what you actually install. When they arrive at the consult with choices made, they are already invested.
A realistic picture
A 3D design and a realistic concept photo help a homeowner picture the finished yard. Label concept photos as concepts so expectations stay honest.
An estimate and its assumptions
Show an itemized estimate and say what it assumes. The final price is confirmed at your site visit, and saying so builds trust.
What happens next
Tell them what the site visit covers, what you will measure and how long it takes. A homeowner who knows the next step is easier to schedule.
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