Websites and Google growth for pool, patio, deck and outdoor-kitchen builders.
We build the first version of your new site before you pay a dollar. If you like it, the finished build is $4,500 — half to start, half when you approve it. Then we do the boring monthly work that gets you found — on Google, on the map, and in the AI answers — and every month you get one page that says exactly what we did.
Send us 10 job photos, nothing else. You see the first version finished before you pay. You only pay if you want it live.
Two minutes. One rebuild.
Watch what we ship.
The site in the video is a real client's: a luxury pool and outdoor design-build firm in Northern Virginia. He runs on referrals and stays private, so the name and phone on screen are stand-ins. The build, the research and the numbers are his.
The pool-and-patio site linked on this page is a sample we built to show the standard — Merritt & Vale is not a real company, and the page says so.
We're new to your trade. We've built and run sites for home-service and landscaping companies. The first three pool, patio or outdoor-kitchen companies that sign with us get their name on this page with a phone number you can call. After that, the sample comes down.
We build the first version before you pay.
Send us 10 job photos, nothing else. We build the first version of your site at a private link, and you see it finished before a dollar changes hands. Like it: the finished build is $4,500, half to start, half when you approve it. Don't like it: you owe us nothing.
The truth about AI search.
Google's AI reads Google: your Maps listing, your reviews, a real page for each town you work in and each kind of job you build. ChatGPT doesn't read Google Maps; it reads Bing, Yelp, Foursquare, Houzz and Reddit. There's no file to upload and no trick. Every Monday we ask both the questions your customers ask and put the answers on your page — whether your name is in them, and who's in them instead.
"If it's that simple, why do I need you?"
You don't, technically. Everything above is boring and doable. You need us because you're building a $40,000 deck or a $200,000 backyard this week and the review from March is still unanswered. We do the boring part every month so it actually gets done.
Two people. No account manager.
You text; the one who built your site answers.
Aness builds. Baha runs the growth and the software. If your Google listing gets suspended on a Saturday in May, you text that number. We're five hours ahead of the East Coast (six in winter), so your Saturday afternoon is our Saturday night; one of us checks the phone until midnight our time and again at 6am. Filing the appeal takes us about an hour. Google usually takes three to seven business days to restore a listing, whoever files it. We file by your next morning.
If one of us is sick or on a plane, the other one runs your account. The software does the checks and the first drafts either way; the ten hours are the part a person does, and both of us can do them.
We work from Algeria, on US hours, and the company is a US business (36N Group LLC, Wyoming). The Sheridan address on our invoices is our registered agent's, the same one thousands of American small businesses use when they don't own an office. We're telling you because you'd find it anyway, and because the agencies pretending to be down the street from you are the ones you're tired of.
More about usThree steps. No pitch deck.
Send us 10 job photos
Your best pools, patios, kitchens, decks and pergolas. No call, no brief. We build the first version of your site around them and put it at a private link. Free.
See it before you pay
If it beats what you have, the finished build is $4,500 — half to start, half when you approve it, then it goes live. If it doesn't, you owe us nothing.
Then the monthly
$1,500 a month for one Google Maps listing: reviews answered, one new page a month, the sites ChatGPT reads kept straight, the Monday AI check, and one page that says what we did. No contract. Leave any month.
One build. One monthly.
No tiers, no contract.
Half up front. You see the finished site before you pay the other half. Don't like it, don't pay it.
See your free site- Built around your job photos
- One page for each kind of job you build — pools, patios, outdoor kitchens, decks, pergolas
- One page for each town you work in
- Yours if you leave: the domain, the photos, the pages, the login
Everything below, every month. One plan, no tiers. The site is yours if you leave.
Text us +1 307-293-4409- Your Google Maps listing kept current, every review answered within a day, in your voice
- One new page a month — a town you work in or a job you just finished, with the real photos
- Listed correctly on the sites ChatGPT reads: Bing, Yelp, Foursquare, Houzz, the local directories
- Every Monday, what ChatGPT and Google's AI say when someone asks for your trade in your town
- Every month, one page: what we did, what moved, what's next
A second listing is a second set of reviews to answer, a second town cluster to build pages for, a second listing to keep straight on Bing, Yelp and Foursquare, a second Monday check.
One listing that serves two towns is still one listing. You pay for the Google Maps listings you have, not the towns you work in; town pages are already in the $1,500. The $750 starts the day you open a second listing.
- Is there anything smaller?
- No. Half of this doesn't work without the other half. A site nobody updates and a Maps listing nobody answers are what you have now.
A human spends about ten hours a month on your account. Here they are:
- 2 hoursanswer your reviews, update your Maps listing (photos, hours, services, posts)
- 3 hourswrite and build the month's page (a town or a finished job), with your photos
- 1 hourcheck and fix your listings on Bing, Yelp, Foursquare, Houzz and the directories
- 1 hourrun the Monday AI checks and read the answers
- 1 hourwrite your monthly page and read the calls and form fills
- 2 hourswhatever came up: a suspended listing, a bad review, a new service you want a page for. In a quiet month those two hours go into the next town page. They don't fold.
The software we built does the rest — the checks, the tracking, the first draft of every page. You pay for those ten hours and for two people who answer.
What happens, month by month.
Month 1
new site live. Maps listing fixed. Every old review answered. First Monday AI check on your page.
Month 2
first town page up. Bing, Yelp and Houzz matching. Your map position for your own town starts moving.
Months 3 to 6
more towns, more finished jobs, calls and form fills going up. Google takes four to six months to trust a new site. We say that now so nobody argues at month two.
Why the map moves before the site does: your Maps listing is Google's own data, so fixing it shows up in weeks. The website is new to Google, and new takes months.
Winter. If your season stops in October, the work doesn't. November to March is five months: five new town pages, every old review answered, the listings fixed on the sites ChatGPT reads. Nothing on Google moves in a week, so a phone that rings in March needs a November start. We don't pause the monthly for winter; the months you'd pause are the months that do the most.
If you leave, the site is yours. The domain, the photos, the pages, the login. It keeps running; you just need someone to keep it online (about $20 a month, anywhere). We'll hand it over the same week.
Ads, winter, leaving — the full answers on the pricing page →
Verbatim reviews of work delivered by the team behind Zelipt. Same hands, same standard.
“Amazing guy, just finished our second website. His design and programming skills are unique. A highly recommended professional.”
“Always produces excellent quality and even went over the top and included 7 more components than I asked for at no extra charge. Legend.”
“Went above and beyond for this project and actually surprised me with the level of quality.”
What the monthly page looks like.
This is the shape of it. The numbers below are made up to show the layout, not a client's.
What we did: answered 4 reviews (one 2-star; we replied, the customer changed it to 4). Updated the hours for fall. Built the "Paver patios in Riverton" page with 9 photos from the Hendricks job. Fixed the phone number on Yelp and Bing — both still had the old one. Five Monday AI checks (August had five Mondays).
What moved:
- calls from Google
- 11 (July: 7)
- Form fills
- 3 (July: 2)
- Map position for "landscaping Riverton"
- 5th → 3rd
- Reviews
- 41 → 45
- Google's AI
- named in 2 of 5 checks
- ChatGPT
- not named yet — the Bing listing was three weeks old
What's next: the Oakdale page. Ask the three August customers for reviews. Re-check ChatGPT.
Zelipt is Aness and Baha. Two people, no account manager. You text; the one who built your site answers.
About usUpwork: Aness Belbati — Top Rated, 100% Job Success · Baha Alili — Top Rated. That's freelancer work, mostly websites. We say so because it's not the same as a contractor telling you we got him jobs. That's what the "first three" line above is for.
See your free site first.
Send us 10 job photos, nothing else. We build the first version for free and you decide from there. No pitch, no pressure.