Your pool cleaning website, built by you — in one prompt

Build a clean, sunny and practical website for **[POOL SERVICE BUSINESS]**, serving **[EXACT AREA]**. Tone: friendly, competent and specific.
Pages: Home, Service Plans, Repairs, Service Area, How Visits Work, Request Quote, Contact.
Home: show weekly or seasonal services actually offered, real credentials, service-area checker, tap-to-call and a "Get a pool-service quote" button.
Service Plans: compare **[ACTUAL PLANS]** by visit frequency, skimming, brushing, vacuuming, basket cleaning, filter checks, water testing, chemical inclusion or separate billing, service report and weather or holiday policy. Do not promise a fixed chemical result without testing the pool.
Repairs: list equipment the team is qualified to inspect or repair, such as pumps, filters, heaters, salt systems and cleaners. State when electrical, gas or structural work is referred to another licensed trade.
Quote form: postcode, pool type, approximate size, surface, chlorine or salt system, screen enclosure, current condition, equipment, service frequency, access, pets, current provider, start date and optional photos.
Add a separate urgent path for leaks, flooding, strong chemical odor, visible fumes or swimmer illness. Tell visitors to keep people away and contact the appropriate emergency or health service when needed; do not offer improvised chemical-mixing instructions.
Send accepted customers and visits to **[POOL ROUTE/FIELD-SERVICE SYSTEM]**. Store test readings, dosing, chemical use, equipment notes, photos and invoices there, not in a public form.
Explain startup cleanup, recurring service, repair estimates, missed access, rain, cancellation and chemical-surcharge policies using **[CURRENT POLICIES]**.
Use real pool, technician and equipment photos with permission. Never fabricate water results, reviews or before-and-after transformations.