
Weekly stops that repeat themselves, chemistry logged against the pool it came from, and the failed pump quoted before you pull out of the driveway.
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Weekly service, opening, closing, green pool cleanup: each priced and bookable, so a new pool joins the route while you are still on it.
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Recurring stops repeat themselves, and the one you push for a storm carries the rest of the pattern with it instead of leaving a hole.
Learn moreSame pools, same day of the week, and almost nobody home. Your stops generate ahead of you and stay yours to move when weather hits.
Weekly or monthly, ending never or on a date. Recurring work was never the part you should have to pay for.
Push a stop around a storm and you choose whether the pattern re-anchors from there or only that one date moves.
End the series in fall and nothing keeps generating, so your winter calendar is not full of stops you are not making.
Reseal the wet end, drop in a like-for-like pump, or move the pool to a variable-speed pump and a new cartridge. Three lines, one estimate.
Hours and parts land on the estimate while you are standing at the equipment, and it reaches the homeowner before you pull out.
A new cell, a control board or a backwash valve each carry their own price on the same document instead of a second quote.
The quote number is fixed the moment it is issued, so the copy on your phone and the copy in their inbox always match.
Pro puts all three on one document with one marked recommended, so the homeowner picks that evening instead of shopping it around for a week. Cash and check recorded by hand stay free on every plan.
Free chlorine, pH, salt, and whatever you dosed to fix it, posted to the stop as a note with a photo. The pool keeps its own history, so the tech covering your week off knows the water before the gate is open.
A route only pays when the pools sit close together. Claim the areas you cover and a pool past the line asks first instead of booking.
One list holds the whole route: the weekly stops, the opening you squeezed in, and the pump that turned a Tuesday over. Parts and extra time go onto the visit and its total follows, or the bigger fix lifts out as an estimate you send before pulling out of the driveway.
Built for the route
Skim, brush, baskets, water tested and dosed. Priced per stop and generated ahead, so nobody rebooks the route by hand.
A one-off job with real hours: cover off, plumbing back together, equipment started, water balanced and the pool handed back.
Its own service with its own price, so blowing the lines and setting the cover is booked as work rather than a courtesy stop.
Priced and scheduled as its own job with its own hours, because a swamp does not belong wedged between two weekly stops.
The ten-minute stop that becomes an hour. Parts and extra time go onto the visit and the total moves right along with them.
Quoted three ways, accepted online by typed name, and the accepted quote turns into the scheduled day without retyping it.
A shorter visit with its own price and duration, so a smaller pool on the same street is real work rather than a favor.
Booked as its own service with real minutes on it, so a four-cartridge tear-down never gets planned like a ten-minute stop.
A short recurring run through the season that ends on a date, so it does not keep generating stops into an empty November.
Pool went green while we were away. Can anyone get out before the weekend? Photos attached.
Every pool in town wants opening in the same three weeks and there is nothing left to give. Your page can still take the job.
Nobody is home and nobody is going to be. The gate code, the side yard and the dog that is inside until nine live on the property record and carry onto every stop booked against it, so a covering tech is not calling you from the curb.
A one-off cleanup only pays if it sits near the pools you already have that day. Pro scores open slots by the driving each one adds.
You still pick the time. The ranking just lifts the slots close to the route you were already going to drive.
A tech is offered only if they carry that service and cover that area, so the slot you take is one somebody can work.
The ranking is the Pro part. The calendar, the bookings and the route itself are not.
You were there, the homeowner was at work, and the money still has to land. We never hold it: card payments go straight to you.
Mark the stop paid and the receipt sends itself. Neither half of that has a plan attached to it.
For the customer who would rather tap than leave a check under the mat where the dog can find it.
Pro can split a re-plumb or a heater install into a leg now and the balance at handover, once the booking exists.
One app for the whole job
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
As you grow with us you can go Pro.
Yes. A recurring arrangement generates the stops ahead of you, weekly or monthly, ending never, on a date, or after a set number. It is on every plan, including the free one, and the horizon tops itself up automatically.
Openings and closings are their own services with their own prices and durations, booked as one-off jobs. The weekly route is a separate recurring arrangement you end in fall and start again in spring.
On the visit. Notes and photos post to the record feed for that booking and that pool, so last week is in front of you before you open the gate. They are internal, and the homeowner never sees them.
The gate code, the side yard and the dog live on the property record and carry onto every stop booked against it. You can also turn on a day-before reminder email, though every notification ships off until you enable it.
Yes. Add parts and extra time as lines on the visit and the total moves with them. For a bigger fix, turn the visit into an estimate and send it before you leave the driveway.
No, and it should not claim to. A PHTA Certified Pool & Spa Operator credential and Virginia Graeme Baker drain cover requirements sit with you and the health department. Bookables books the work and keeps the pool history.