Pool Service
Every pool on the route, every visit billed — without the chase
Set your weekly routes once, keep every visit and reading logged from the pool deck, and bill the whole book at once. All in the language of pool service.
No credit card required
What one rainy week does to a pool route
- One storm and the whole route has to shuffle — and you're the one calling every stop to reset the week.
- Miss one pool on a long route and you don't hear about it until the green-water complaint rolls in.
- Chemical readings and service notes live on scraps of paper that never make it back to the office.
From seasonal contract to payday, one route at a time
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Estimates & Quotes
Price a full-season service contract or a one-off opening and send it over before you leave the pool deck.
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2
Scheduling
Drop a pool onto a weekly route once — every visit for the season lands on the calendar, so no stop gets skipped.
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3
Customer Management
Your tech runs the route on their phone, checking off each stop and logging the chemical readings against that pool.
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4
Invoicing & Payments
Bill the whole book at once — every visit this month invoiced in one pass instead of pool by pool.
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5
Team & Payroll
Per-stop and hourly pay for your techs totals itself, so payday never waits on you counting visits.
Everything a pool route runs on
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Scheduling
Weekly pool routes set once — every stop for the season lands on the calendar so no pool gets skipped.
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Invoicing & Payments
Bill a whole route's visits in one pass — per-visit or on a seasonal contract — and get paid online.
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Customer Management
Every pool's size, equipment, gate code, and chemical history sit in one record your tech opens on-site.
Worknizer speaks pool service
Worknizer sets up around the words your route runs on — so the app reads like a pool business, not generic 'job management' software.
- Jobs → Visits
- Schedule → Route
- Customers → Accounts
This one is real: for pool service, Worknizer actually renames "Jobs" to "Visits" inside the app. It's a shipped setting in the product, not just wording on this page.