A site that lets a homeowner picture the pool or court in their own backyard
Rune builds custom websites for pool builders and sport court contractors anywhere in the country. They show finished projects large and beautifully, help a homeowner plan what fits their yard, and run on Skal, our editor, so you add each completed build and update your financing options yourself.
- Custom gunite pools
- Fiberglass pools
- Pool remodels and replaster
- Pickleball courts
- Basketball courts
- Multi-sport courts
- Pool decks and coatings
- Spas and water features
- Court resurfacing
- Fencing and enclosures
In a side-by-side Google Lighthouse test on mobile, a typical template site took 9.1 seconds to load. A Rune custom build took 2.8.
What a pool or court builder website needs to do
Every site is custom, hand-built, and yours to keep.
Galleries that sell the dream
Full-width project photos organized by style and budget tier. A pool is bought on the picture. The site gives every finished project the room it deserves.
Interactive planners
A court planner where the homeowner picks the lead sport and sees the lines on a 30 by 50 slab, or a color picker built from the manufacturer chart. The product gets tangible before the first call.
Financing, explained
A page on financing partners, typical terms, and what a monthly payment looks like, so a project that felt out of reach becomes a conversation.
The process, step by step
Design, permits, excavation, shell, finish, fill. A timeline page that answers "how long does it take" and sets expectations before the contract.
License, warranty, and insurance
Contractor license, workmanship and equipment warranties, and insurance in one place, shown where a homeowner about to sign a large contract looks for them.
Pages for every town you build in
Pool and court projects draw from a wide radius. A page for each town in your range, written for that search, so you show up well beyond your home base.
Sites we have built for pools and courts
Live projects, with the story of how each one was built.
Questions pool and court builders ask us
Can the site really let someone plan a court?
Yes. We built one for a Northern California court and surfaces contractor: pick the lead sport and the planner draws the lines on a standard slab, with a color picker for the surface. It is on this page under real work.
Our projects take months. How do we show work in progress?
A project journal. Each build gets a page you update from Skal as it moves from dig to fill, with photos from the crew. It shows prospects what the process looks like and gives the homeowner a page to share.
Should we put price ranges on the site?
Starting ranges by pool type or court size cut down on calls from people whose budget is a fifth of your minimum, and most high-end builders find it raises lead quality. It is your call, and it is a one-line edit either way.
We also do remodels and resurfacing. Does that fit?
Yes. Remodels, replaster, deck coatings, and court resurfacing each get their own page, because the person searching for a replaster is not the person searching for a new pool.
Wherever you work, let's get you more calls
Tell us what you do and the towns you serve. You will hear back from the person who builds your site, with a fixed quote.