Your address becomes a location.
We geocode the address and pull the aerial imagery for your parcel.
How we measure
I measured pools for years with an analog wheel — analog on purpose, because it works underwater, and steps and benches do not measure themselves.
When I learned how accurate satellite measurement had become, I taught myself to code and built a system to trace pools from imagery. Then I did what I had always done: verified it on the ground.
Over a couple of years of measuring real pools and checking them against the wheel, it held under a 3% margin of error — and most of that margin is the image, not the math: resolution, shade, tree cover.
Step by step
We geocode the address and pull the aerial imagery for your parcel.
We check the property line first — so we never measure your neighbor's pool. It sounds obvious. It's the step that makes everything after it trustworthy.
Your pool's outline is traced point by point on the imagery — every curve, every corner, the actual shape of your actual pool, not a rectangle standing in for it.
Area and perimeter are computed geodesically — on the planet's true curved surface, not a flat screen grid. It's the difference between measuring and eyeballing.
The one dimension satellite can't see is depth. That's fine: you know your pool's depth. Contractors don't — they guess and verify on site.
Footprint, perimeter, and with your depth: interior surface area — floor plus walls — and gallons, the number chemistry and heaters are sized on.
Limits
We ask you. That answer turns footprint into interior surface area.
Deck work is always flagged for an on-site inspection instead of priced from a measurement — the material and condition mix is too variable.
Resolution, shade, and tree cover set the ceiling. Clear image, careful trace: under 3%. Heavy tree cover over the pool: we tell you, not pretend.
Pricing
The measurement feeds a pricing catalog our founder built and maintains: fifteen categories of pool work, seven different pricing structures, real market rates — the way he priced jobs for fifteen years as a top-tier contractor.
We do not publish the catalog; we apply it to your measured pool and show you your number. Averages guess. This does not.
FAQs
“Water is the most destructive force on the planet. It's only through educated construction and relentless preventative maintenance that we may contain it without it destroying everything around us.”
— Will, founder
Enter your address and we’ll measure your actual pool from satellite imagery — surface area, perimeter, gallons — and price your project the way a premium contractor would. Free, about two minutes, and the measurement is yours either way.
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