porchlightFor pool builders and swim-spa teams
Separate early research from design-ready pool inquiries.
Porchlight answers approved process questions, qualifies budget, lot context, target season, and readiness, then prepares the inquiry for your team.
New website inquiries and past lead or quote recovery, together or on their own.
A finished backyard pool with patio and landscaping around the lot.
Not every pool inquiry is ready for a design conversation.
Budget, lot context, and target season reveal the right next step.
The buyer may need education before they are ready for a design conversation.
Budget, lot conditions, and target season shape the next step for your team.
From “We are thinking about a pool for next spring. What should we know before talking to a designer?” to a useful team follow-up.
Porchlight answers from the business’s approved knowledge, asks the relevant project questions, and leaves judgment and the sale with your team.
Answers from the builder's approved process and preparation knowledge.
Checks project direction, budget, town, lot conditions, and target season.
Captures contact details and whether the buyer is researching or design-ready.
Prepares the project brief for your team; email alerts and optional SMS keep the inquiry visible. A design consultation can be offered when the buyer is ready.
Pool project intake
The details that help your team choose a useful next step.
Porchlight answers approved project questions, qualifies the details that matter, and prepares a brief for your team to follow up.
Project
Pool type, swim spa, renovation, or new build.
Budget and timing
Budget range, target season, and decision stage.
Lot context
Town, slope, access, photos, and known constraints.
Readiness
Researching, design-ready, target season, and contact details.
Reopen the conversation with useful context.
Bring in past leads and unsold quotes, review and edit the email and timing, then approve the follow-up. When a buyer replies, the sequence stops and your team is notified.
Keep your team in control.
Your business sets approved facts, qualification rules, and when a person takes over.
Can Porchlight distinguish research from design readiness?
Yes. Project stage, target season, budget, and lot context can shape the handoff summary.
Will it replace the design process?
No. It prepares the buyer and project context for your designer or salesperson to take it from there.
Can the team call instead of sending a booking link?
Yes. Your team can follow up manually; calendar scheduling is optional.