One hour, one-on-one, on the phone with Jonathan Portukalian: the founder who built Wetscapes Fiberglass Pools into a multi-million-dollar company. Not a Q&A. A working session on your business, with the numbers on the table.
Pick a slot, pay once, get the call. No retainer. No program pitch.
This isn't fifteen minutes stretched out. The hour has a shape, and every part of it is aimed at the decision you're carrying.
You walk Jonathan through the situation: the numbers, the crew, the pipeline, the thing that isn't working. He asks the questions a builder asks, not the ones a consultant asks.
Pricing model, install process, lead flow, hiring, equipment, yard, cash. Whatever the bottleneck is, you work it together with what actually runs at Wetscapes as the reference point.
The last stretch turns the conversation into an ordered list: what you change first, what you stop doing, what you measure. Written down before the call ends.
If it's a single decision and you want a straight answer, the 15-minute call is $100. Start there. If it turns out you need the hour, book it after.
This is builder-to-builder. If you're a homeowner looking to have a pool built in Louisville or Southern Indiana, start with the Wetscapes team instead.
Jonathan opens his calendar Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, 5–8 PM Eastern. Choose the hour that fits your week.
Payment is taken at booking and locks the hour. No invoices, no retainer, no follow-up sales call.
Jonathan calls the number you entered. Have your numbers in front of you: last season's jobs, your estimate template, your crew list. The more real the inputs, the sharper the plan.
Jonathan founded Wetscapes Fiberglass Pools in Louisville, Kentucky, and built it into a multi-million-dollar company serving Louisville and Southern Indiana. He documents the work publicly and teaches other builders how the business behind the builds actually runs.
Choose an open slot below. You'll enter your details and pay on the same screen. The confirmation lands in your inbox with a link to reschedule if the week changes.
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Yes. The calendar is Jonathan's own, and he places the call to the number you enter at booking. It isn't handed off to a team member at any point.
Whatever the problem touches: your estimate template, last season's job list with margins, your crew and hours, your lead numbers. You don't need it polished. You need it real.
You'll get a confirmation email with the date, time, and a link to reschedule or cancel. Put the hour on your calendar and block the fifteen minutes after it to write up what you're changing.
Use the reschedule link in your confirmation to move to another open Tuesday, Thursday, or Friday slot. Give as much notice as you can so the hour can go to another builder.
Eastern Time. The booking calendar shows times converted to your local zone once you select it.
If you have one specific question and want a direct answer, yes. Book the 15-minute call for $100. The hour is for problems with more than one moving part.
No. You're paying for Jonathan's time and his judgment. There's nothing to buy on the call.