The Pool Quote Sheet
One page you hand to every builder, so all three bids finally cover the same pool. A builder fills it in under five minutes.
Get the SheetThe problem
Most homeowners line up three quotes and pick the middle number. But one bid hauls the dirt off and one doesn't. One prices the deck by the square foot you actually need and one prices half of it. One lists the pump by make and model and one just says "pump."
The cheapest bid is often the one that left the most out. You find out after you sign.
Bid A
Lowest
No dirt haul-offBid B
Middle
Complete scopeBid C
Highest
Equipment unnamedWhere to start
One page you hand to every builder, so all three bids finally cover the same pool. A builder fills it in under five minutes.
Get the SheetSix steps to check a contractor is who he says he is — before you sign anything or hand over a deposit.
Get the GuideSend me your bids. I mark what's missing, what's vague, and what to ask — then we go through it together on a call of up to an hour.
See How It WorksBefore you sign
— on your side of the table.
Questions
No. Everything here is about buying one well — from whoever you choose. I'm paid by you, not by a builder.
Yes. Scope, equipment and payment schedules read the same everywhere. Anything that depends on your state's rules, I'll tell you where to look it up.
No. I review scope, pricing structure and construction terms as a contractor. For the legal terms of a contract, have an attorney in your state read it.
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Start with the free Pool Quote Sheet. Hand it to every builder.