Pool service PPC agency

Pool service PPC that grows your weekly routes

We’re a pool service PPC agency running Google Ads for pool service companies built around weekly service, with openings, green pool cleanups and equipment repair on budgets of their own. Ads stay close to the neighborhoods your techs already drive.

The short version

What does a pool service PPC agency do?

A pool service PPC agency builds and manages your paid ads on Google and Meta so homeowners near your routes find you when they’re done testing chlorine themselves, the water turns green or the pump quits, and so the budget goes to homeowners who want weekly service. At Lobster Ferret that means pool cleaning Google Ads for weekly service, openings and closings, and green pool cleanups, repair campaigns on their own budget and Meta ads ahead of swim season.

Who it’s for
Pool service companies with weekly routes, openings and repair techs
What we manage
Google Ads, Meta ads, landing pages and tracking
What we report
New customers, repair revenue and cost per recurring customer, by campaign
Where
Based in Dallas, managing pool service ads across the U.S.

What’s included

Pool service Google Ads management, done for you

Everything it takes to add stops on streets your techs already drive, run by a senior team. You approve the plan and keep the water clear.

  1. 01

    Weekly pool service campaigns

    Searches for weekly pool cleaning and maintenance in your target neighborhoods, sent to a page that sells weekly service.

  2. 02

    Opening, closing and green pool campaigns

    One-time jobs with their own ads and budget, and a page that offers weekly service after the first visit.

  3. 03

    Pool repair campaigns

    Pump, filter, heater and automation repair on a separate budget, so urgent repair calls don’t eat the money meant for weekly service.

  4. 04

    Targeting around your routes

    Ads limited to the neighborhoods where a new stop fits your techs’ existing drive, so each new pool is a few minutes from the last one.

  5. 05

    Meta ads before swim season

    Opening offers and weekly service shown to homeowners in your service area before they start searching.

  6. 06

    Call and sign-up tracking

    Calls and online sign-ups tracked by campaign, each with its value.

  7. 07

    Bidding that learns from real customers

    New customers, repair tickets and their value from your CRM sent back to Google and Meta, so bidding learns which searches bring in recurring customers.

  8. 08

    Monthly pool service ads reporting

    New customers, cost per recurring customer, repair revenue and one-time jobs that turned into weekly service, with what we cut and change next.

What we can track depends on your CRM, website and booking tools. If they fall short, we can help build what’s missing.

Campaigns we build

Pool service ad campaigns we build

A weekly customer, a green pool and a dead pump are three different buyers. Separate campaigns show which ones add stops and which ones add repair revenue.

  • Weekly pool service

    The core campaign, aimed at the streets on your routes, with a page that shows what weekly service includes.

  • Pool openings and closings

    Seasonal campaigns in markets with a swim season, live before opening weekend and pitched as the start of weekly service.

  • Green pool cleanups

    Urgent one-time jobs from new homeowners and neglected pools, with a page that offers weekly service after the cleanup.

  • Pump, filter and heater repair

    Repair searches on their own budget, scheduled for the hours your repair techs can respond.

  • Equipment upgrades

    Variable-speed pumps, automation and heater replacements where you sell them, run as planned purchases that take homeowners longer to decide.

  • Brand campaign

    Your company name protected so another pool company or a lead service doesn’t sit above you when a customer searches for you.

How we work

How we run your pool service ads

  1. 01

    Audit

    We go through your ad account, routes and landing pages to see which neighborhoods bring in weekly service and how much budget is wasted on DIY chemical and supply searches.

  2. 02

    Tracking first

    Sign-up tracking and a link to your CRM come first, so each new stop is tied to the campaign that brought it in.

  3. 03

    Build around the route

    Campaigns for weekly service, one-time jobs and repairs, neighborhood targeting and a page for each, ready before swim season.

  4. 04

    Manage weekly

    Search terms, bids and budgets adjusted every week, with DIY chemical and pool builder searches cut and spend pulled back when routes fill.

  5. 05

    Report monthly

    Results by campaign, plus where budget moves for the next season.

What we can track depends on your CRM, website and booking tools. If they fall short, we can help build what’s missing.

Your monthly report

What your monthly ads report shows

Every month, booked jobs and revenue come first. We leave out impressions and clicks.

Monthly reportPool Cleaning · Paid ads
  • New customers from adsWeekly service sign-ups, by campaign and neighborhood
  • Cost per recurring customerWhat each recurring customer cost to win
  • Repair revenuePump, filter and heater jobs from ads, tracked apart
  • One-time to weeklyCleanups, openings and repairs from ads that became weekly service
  • Searches cutJunk searches found and blocked, and what they were costing
  • Next monthWhere budget moves for the season ahead, and why

What we can track depends on your CRM, website and booking tools. If they fall short, we can help build what’s missing.

Your options

How we compare to lead services and other agencies

QuestionLobster FerretLead servicesTypical agency
Who gets the customerOnly youOften several pool companiesOnly you
What you’re judged onNew customers on weekly serviceLeads deliveredClicks and calls
Where new stops landNeighborhoods on your routesWherever the lead isOften the whole metro
Repair vs. weekly serviceSeparate campaigns and budgetsCategories you pickOften one budget
Recurring customers sent back to GoogleYes, from your CRMNoRarely

Results

Results from our clients

Client

“They built the brand, built the website, and launched the ads, and we had a recurring customer from ads in the very first week. They nailed it. I knew they would.”

Jenn SpencerCEO & Founder, Scoopy Doo Pros
Google review

“Koby and his entire team are fantastic and so easy to work with! They continue to help my business drive quality leads to our desired audience. LF plays such a key role in consistently helping our company in adding new clients and revenue each month.”

Justin Thompson
Client

“We’re converting at higher rates than ever in our company’s 36 years in business.”

Matthew WeberShades of Texas

Cost

What pool service PPC management costs

It comes down to our management fee plus your ad budget. The ad platforms charge the budget to you directly, so whether it’s opening season or a slow winter month, you see what went out.

The fee depends on the services, platforms and neighborhoods in the plan, and whether you’re in a seasonal or year-round market. We scope it after a free audit of your account, routes and market.

We size ad spend to a target cost per recurring customer and how many more stops your techs can add. For context, leads for pools and spas have a median Google cost of about $45 (LocaliQ, 2025), and a weekly customer is worth dozens of visits.

Get a free ads audit

Rather do it yourself?

The pool cleaning ads playbook is free

The basics we start from, written down for owners who want to run ads in-house.

Read the pool cleaning ads playbook

Questions we get

Hiring a pool service PPC agency

How much does pool service PPC cost?

The fee is quoted after a free audit and depends on the services, platforms and neighborhoods in the plan. Ad spend is billed to you directly by the ad platforms. We size it to how many stops your techs can add before routes get too long.

What’s the best PPC company for pool companies?

The one that targets your routes and keeps repair and weekly service on separate budgets. Ask any pool service advertising agency how they keep ads inside the neighborhoods your techs drive.

How soon will pool ads add stops?

You’ll show up in search the day campaigns launch, but they need a few weeks of data to settle. In seasonal markets, campaigns built before opening season are settled when sign-ups jump in spring. In year-round markets they run all year, with budgets raised for spring sign-ups and summer repairs.

Can you take over our current pool cleaning Google Ads account?

Yes, most of the time. We keep the account’s history and whatever is already adding stops. If repair and weekly service share one budget, the ads cover the whole metro or DIY chemical searches get through, the audit shows you what that’s costing before anything changes.

How do pool service ads fit with SEO and our website?

Ads add stops this season, and SEO in your target neighborhoods builds new stops you don’t pay for per click. Both work better when the click lands on a page for that service with a sign-up that works on a phone, so most pool companies do best with all three working together.

What do you need from us to start?

We’ll need access to Google Ads, Meta, your website and analytics, plus the CRM or route software that shows who’s on weekly service. Then the neighborhoods where you want more stops and how many more your techs can handle.

How do we know the pool ads are working?

The monthly report shows new customers, cost per recurring customer and repair revenue, plus what we cut and changed. Sign-ups are the early signal. We judge results on new stops on your routes.

Work with us

Let’s fill your routes

Pick a 30-minute slot. We’ll come with questions about your territory and crews.