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Hosted by Pool Pros · EN-US · 11 episodes
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Interviews with pool service company owners who've built successful businesses. Each episode, we sit down with a pool industry pro to hear how they started their pool route, grew their team, and scaled their business. Real strategies and lessons learned from the people actually doing it — covering everything from pool maintenance and service to marketing, hiring, and operations.
Pool Pros hosts The Pool Pros Podcast, a business show with 11 episodes published.
Ryan Marcinik has completed more than 20 acquisitions in less than two years and built one of the fastest-growing pool service platforms in the country. In this episode, Ryan breaks down the systems, incentives, leadersh
The pool industry is changing fast—and technology is driving much of that change. In this episode, I sit down with Niki Acosta and Hal Denbar from Skimmer to discuss where the industry is headed and what operators need t
Adam Courter didn’t grow up in the pool industry. After a career in banking, he acquired a pool service company and has since grown it from roughly 630 pools to more than 1,100. In this conversation, Adam shares the syst
Most pool companies focus on getting more customers. Ronny Barrett focuses on keeping them. Ronny is the owner of Top Notch Pool Management in the Atlanta area, where he’s built a business around high-touch service, stro
Dave Hawes has spent decades building H&H Pools into one of the most respected service companies in Northern California, growing to nearly 1,000 pools while staying intentional about culture, pricing, profitability, and
Nick Day, GM of Gohlke Pools in Texas, breaks down what it really takes to scale a long-standing pool company from a small local operation into a 90-person business servicing more than 1,250 weekly accounts. We cover: Wh
Chantel Dooley shares how Dazzle Pools built a premium pool service company in one of the most competitive markets in the country—without racing to the bottom on price. We cover: Why answering the phone is still a massiv
Pool Butler services 550–600 pools in Atlanta with 30 employees, but their real growth came from systems, training, and higher-value services—not just adding more pools. We cover: Why they prioritize attitude over experi
Most pool businesses don’t deal with this problem: your entire season is 5–6 months. Jay Broyer has built a multi-location company in the Northeast despite that constraint. We cover: Why staffing—not demand—is the bigges
This is a rare behind-the-scenes look at a real acquisition—from both the seller and buyer. Karl Toth sold his 500-account company. Garrett Welch (Nevergreen) was on the buying side. We break down: The real reasons owner
Tim Ryan built and sold multiple pool companies—and added 300 pools in just 5 months. His approach is aggressive, unconventional, and it works. We cover: How he dominated lead flow using Angie and speed-to-lead The exact
Justin Pinson started with 40 pools on a credit card. Today he runs a 250+ customer operation. No fluff here—just a simple, proven playbook. We get into: How he got started with zero capital Why referrals and reviews dro
Kyle Peter went from 12 pools to a 2,000+ pool operation backed by private equity. This is a clear look at what it actually takes to scale beyond “owner-operator” and build a real business. We cover: The shift from ownin
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