Pool Concierge

Not sure what you're
actually asking for?

Most people have never built a pool before. If you're not confident describing what you want — or you're not sure it'll even fit — we'll sit down with you and work it out properly before any builder gets involved.

The free brief works well when you already know roughly what you want. But if you're staring at the form wondering how big a pool your yard can take, whether the slope is a problem, or what "access width" even means — guessing leads to quotes you can't compare, because every builder will have assumed something different. The concierge service fixes that before it happens.

Desktop Review
See your pool before you commit
$249
45-minute video call

A live video call where we pull up satellite imagery of your property and position a pool to scale on your block — so you can see how it actually fits before a single builder walks through the gate.

  • Live satellite review of your block
  • Pool positioned to scale so you can see the real footprint
  • Access and site constraints identified up front
  • Realistic budget guidance for what you want
  • A written brief prepared for you afterwards

How it works

Same process either way — the difference is whether we assess your site remotely or in person.

01
Book and pay
Choose desktop or on-site, pay securely, then pick a time that suits you.
02
We assess your site
A live video call over satellite imagery, or one of our people walking your property with a tape measure.
03
You get a proper brief
We write it up for you and load it into Poolified, so every builder quotes on exactly the same thing.
How we're paid — worth knowing

Builders pay Poolified a fee to unlock briefs, and can pay for panel membership. That means we earn money from builders as well as from you. We don't accept commission on any build, we don't rank builders by what they pay us in your matches, and your concierge fee buys our time — not a recommendation. If you'd rather get independent advice with no connection to us at all, an independent building consultant or a registered building inspector is a good alternative, and we'll say so.