Pool Service & Sales · Territory X-Ray
Enter a new pool market with the route designed first.
A Pool X-Ray identifies visible-pool clusters from public aerial signal, then turns them into a route map by run type — weekly service, opening / closing, repair sales. You enter the market knowing the day rate before you hire the first tech.
The moat
Route economics, before the first tech.
Reviewed from public aerial
Pool candidate review from publicly available aerial imagery. We don't claim pool condition — we cluster the visible footprint into deployable routes.
Stops per mile, per route
The cluster math gives you stops-per-mile by neighborhood. The route's economics depend on density; the X-Ray finds the dense pockets.
Weekly, opening/closing, repair
Three run types, three score variants — depending on which lane you're entering, the X-Ray prioritizes a different neighborhood mix.
Guardrails
What we say. What we don't.
Cluster visible-pool candidates into route maps with density per neighborhood.
Filter to owner-occupants for the sales lane.
Surface three run-type score variants.
Claim a pool is open, in service, or needs repair. Aerial review is presence, not condition.
Sell homeowner contact lists.
Promise route revenue or tech utilization.
FAQ
Will you tell me which pools are abandoned or in repair?
No. Aerial review tells you a pool exists at the property; condition is a site-visit determination.
What counties do you cover?
The Pool X-Ray runs anywhere we can get publicly available aerial imagery rights for review. DuPage, Cook, and the IL collar counties are the primary lanes.
What does a Pool X-Ray cost?
$1,500–$2,500 for the service-area scan, route maps, and the first campaign cell.
Your cockpit
Sign in to your live Pool X-Ray.
Candidate-pool clusters, three route variants, and the deployable owner-occupant list — live in your browser.
Run the Pool X-Ray on a market you don't service yet.
Give us a county, ZIP, city, radius, or drawn area. We come back with the candidate clusters and three route options.
Request a Pool X-Ray