Web design & SEO case study
Pool Removal Guys
An SEO-first contractor website that meets service, cost, permit, and removal-option searches, then guides homeowners toward a site estimate.
- Industry
- Pool removal & demolition
- Focus
- Local SEO · Search-led content · Lead qualification
- Explore
- Visit website

The brief
Capture the questions that come before a pool-removal quote.
Removing a pool is more involved than choosing a contractor and a date. Homeowners need to understand what stays in the ground, how the yard will be used afterward, and which parts of the project shape the estimate.
The SEO structure gives those questions their own place: removal services, comparison guides, cost factors, permit information, and service-area pages. The opening scope form then turns interest into project details by asking about pool type, future plans, and location before the full estimate request.

SEO strategy & experience
Answer the search, then qualify the project.
Explain the choice visually
Partial fill-in and full removal appear side by side with cutaway diagrams and plain-language descriptions. A future-use comparison helps visitors relate the options to a lawn, garden, patio, or possible construction project, with local requirements kept in context.
Publish useful planning content
Cost, permit, backfill, and future-use guides cover the questions that surround a removal decision. Service-area pages add local context, and internal links connect that research content to removal options and the estimate flow. The content supports discovery as well as project planning.
Build the inquiry around the property
The short scope form carries the visitor’s selections into the estimate form. Service-area pages identify local permit routing, while cost guides explain the factors behind an estimate. This gives the visitor useful preparation for a site walk.
What we delivered
- SEO service and location structure
- Search-led project and cost guides
- Visual removal-option comparisons
- Scope-to-estimate form flow
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