Permit-level market intelligence for pool builders, manufacturers and suppliers. See where demand is moving, who's winning the work, and which households are most likely to buy next.
Every figure above is measured from government records — permits and the appraisal roll — never estimated. Different publishers are floors and are never added together. Community names are the appraisal district's own labels.
Every report is built from individual permits at real addresses — so the intelligence survives zooming in. From metro trend to ZIP momentum to the named communities where demand clusters: measurement, not modeled averages.
ZIP-level permit volume, growth and seasonality, with the market's real multi-year shape — not population proxies.
| Harris pools, 2024 | 1,547 |
| Harris pools, 2025 | 1,704 ▲ |
| Seasonal peak | Q2, every year |
Named builder rankings and market share per market, and how each firm's volume is moving year over year.
| Riverbend Sandler Pools | 705 · 15 markets |
| Gold Medal Pools | 560 · 13 markets |
| J Caldwell Custom Pools | 414 · 4 markets |
New-owner cohorts by community, sorted against the appraisal census of which homes already hold a pool — down to the open backyards.
| 77433 recent transfers, no pool yet | 6,227 |
| Already-pooled (remodel list) | 504 |
| Single-family pool saturation | 14.6% |
The moving truck is one of the strongest pool-buying signals in the market.
These are recorded property transfers, not sale prices — and the share describes pools we can trace to the current owner's deed. The full report states every source and limit.
See which cities and ZIPs are accelerating before you add crews.
Target markets on actual pool construction, not population alone.
See who is gaining and losing permit share, named.
Manufacturers and suppliers: see where installers and volume concentrate.
Focus on high-propensity new-owner cohorts while the window is open.
Each report walks one market from volume to momentum to named communities to the households most likely to buy — every number carrying its source and its limits.
Measured from government records.
Not surveys. Not estimates.
9.1M+ permit records across 20 Texas jurisdictions underlie the reports. Property transfers are recorded instruments, not sale prices. Counts from different publishers are floors and are never added together. Reports carry business identities only — no homeowner names or contact details, ever. How our methodology works →
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