A phone system that keeps sales calls, site calls and subcontractors on separate tracks.
A pool builder's phones serve salespeople visiting yards, supervisors on muddy job sites, subcontractors confirming arrivals and homeowners with questions about their build. A phone system set up for that keeps every call on a company number and routes it to the person who can actually help.
Many people, many sites, one company number
On a busy week, a pool builder might have several projects in different phases, a salesperson running consults, an owner at a supplier, and subcontractors arriving at three addresses. Homeowners under construction want a direct line to someone who knows their project. Buyers want to reach sales. Subs want to confirm the site is ready before they roll a truck. If all of that runs through personal cell phones, nobody can see the whole picture, and when a supervisor leaves the company, so do the conversations.
Photos travel by text constantly in this trade. A homeowner texts a picture of a puddle in the excavation. A supervisor texts the steel inspection result. The tile sub asks for a photo of the selected coping. Those messages belong on the project record, where the office and the owner can find them.
What the phone system has to do for a pool builder
Each of these matches a real part of how pool projects run.
Separate paths for sales and construction
A menu option or separate numbers for new pool inquiries and for customers with a project underway, so buyers reach sales and current customers reach their supervisor.
Company numbers on personal phones
Salespeople and supervisors call and text from the company number through an app, so customers never have a personal cell and projects stay with the company when people change.
Texting with photos on the project record
Two-way texts with homeowners and subs stored on the project in the CRM, so a photo of a crack or a delivery appears where the office can see it.
Call tracking for each marketing source
Distinct numbers for your website, home show booth, yard signs on active builds and any paid listing, so you know which sources lead to consults and signed contracts.
Recording with care
Recording sales and project calls can settle disagreements about what was promised. Recording laws vary by state, and some require every party's consent, so announce it and check your state's rules.
What we set up
We set up the system in your company's name, with numbers you control.
Your current number ported
We move your existing business number so the number on your trucks, signs and past contracts keeps working without a gap.
Yard sign numbers on active builds
A tracking number for the sign in each construction yard, so you can see how many neighbors called from a build in progress, which is often a builder's best local source.
Business texting registration
Carrier registration for business texting, so appointment reminders, phase updates and photo replies are delivered rather than filtered.
Hours and on-call routing
Calls after hours go to the AI receptionist or voicemail by default, with an option to ring the on-call supervisor for issues you define, like a site safety concern.
What you own on day one.
Every account is opened in your company's name with you as the owner. If you ever leave, you change a password, not your business.
- Domain, hosting and the site files
- Phone numbers and call recordings
- The CRM and its database
- Email and text lists, with consent records
- Google Business Profile and every listing
- Analytics and Search Console
Business Phone for pool construction, answered.
Should subcontractors have our company number?
They should have a number that reaches your supervisors or office, and texts from them should land on the project record. They do not need to call your sales line.
Can we see which yard signs produce calls?
Yes, with a tracking number on each sign. You see calls by sign and can tie them to consults and contracts in the CRM.
Is it legal to record calls with homeowners?
It depends on your state and theirs. Our recording guide covers the general rules. It is general information, not legal advice.
Can we keep the number if we switch providers?
Yes. The number is registered to your company and can be ported.
Business Phone for pool construction. Owned by you.
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