Every fact on a lead shows its public source and its date, and a gap is shown as a gap. A line on a website or a review is a reason to look, not a claim about one pool.
Pools open to residents and the public
HOAs with a community pool, apartment communities, hotels and resorts, gyms and Ys, swim schools, country and swim clubs, campgrounds and senior living, found by type on Google. County records flag a new business moving in, in the metros that publish them, Nashville included. The building from above is there on request.
What their sites and reviews say
Websites read for a pool, an indoor or heated pool, swim lessons, pool hours and opening dates, a pool closed for repairs, a renovation, bid requests and vendor lists, and a named pool company. Google reviews that mention mold or mildew or a new opening are shown as what reviewers said, never as a fact.
The people who send homeowners
This trade has no homes search, so homeowners come through the people they ask: pool builders, who need service for each new pool, and realtors and home inspectors, who want a clean pool in the photos and an inspection report for the buyer.
The pool calendar
Ten windows a year: the November to February contract season, spring openings, the health permit and inspection in April and May, swim season, fall closings, off-season renovations, January at the gym, spring swim lessons, pool building season and spring home sales. Every lead carries the next one.