Weekly cleaning routes
Weekly visits you place on the calendar, readings in the job notes, and a recurring invoice.
- Visits on one calendar
- Readings in job notes
- Recurring invoicing
ServeHub helps pool service businesses schedule weekly visits, keep readings in job notes, and send recurring invoices — built for pool and spa pros.
More customers locked into weekly maintenance plans.
Recurring invoices save admin time every week.
Group nearby pools on the calendar yourself.
Sell, schedule, and bill every pool job with the same workflow.
Weekly visits you place on the calendar, readings in the job notes, and a recurring invoice.
One-off pumps, filters, and heater jobs with itemized scope and customer signature.
Spring open and fall close packages, with your booking link for the rush.
Write pH, chlorine and equipment notes on the job and add photos. The recurring invoice goes out on its own schedule.
What goes wrong, and the part of ServeHub that handles it. Plus and Pro both include everything here, unless it says Pro. Card links and recurring invoices run through your connected Stripe account.
pH and chlorine readings end up on a clipboard in the truck, if they get written down at all.
Type the readings into the job's notes and photograph the test strip. Each note keeps its author and time. They're notes, not a chemistry chart, so ServeHub won't graph them or suggest a dose.
Weekly customers get billed whenever you have a free evening.
A recurring invoice goes out weekly or monthly with a card payment link and its taxes already on it, and you stop it when the pool closes for the season.
Every spring, thirty people want their pool opened the same weekend.
Send each customer your booking link and let them take an open hour in the next seven days. Booked hours come off the page, so nobody lands on top of an appointment you already have.
The pump dies mid-visit, and the customer wants the price before you order one.
Send an estimate from your phone with the pump and the labor as separate sections. They sign on theirs, and you can require a deposit on the invoice before you order the part.
As notes, yes. Techs write pH, chlorine, alkalinity and equipment notes on the job at each visit, with a photo of the test strip if you like. ServeHub doesn't chart readings or suggest doses.
You place each visit on the calendar yourself, and the tech sees their assigned jobs on their phone. A recurring invoice bills weekly or monthly on its own schedule, not per visit. ServeHub does not sequence stops by drive time.
Yes. Save the package as a service and reuse it on every estimate, and send your list the booking link for the rush.
Yes. One-off pump, filter, and heater jobs work with itemized scope, multi-stage deposits, and customer signature.
ServeHub gives pool companies estimates, e-signatures, scheduling and recurring invoices, with unlimited users on both plans. Skimmer and Pool Brain do chemistry and route work ServeHub doesn't, so compare what you need.
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