The season starts and ends for everyone at once
Openings in spring and closings in autumn bill as their own jobs, then the weekly service picks up in between.
A route of a hundred pools at $140 a week is a lot of small charges and a lot of driving. QuixChex handles the route, the crew and the recurring billing, off one customer list.
How a service runs
Tech clocks in and works the route. Each stop gets marked as done from the phone. Weekly service bills on its own cycle; a green-pool recovery or a pump replacement gets quoted separately and billed when the customer says yes.
Chemistry and readings go in from the deck. You can see which pools got done without ringing the truck.
Opens and closes hit everyone in the same fortnight and still bill one customer at a time, at their price.
Repairs and recoveries are their own approved job, billed when the customer says yes — not buried in the weekly.
Water clear. Season covered. Paid.
Openings in spring and closings in autumn bill as their own jobs, then the weekly service picks up in between.
A tech finds a dead pump, it goes on the job, and the repair is quoted without breaking the weekly schedule.
The route shows on a map as the tech works it, so a skipped pool is obvious the same day, not when the customer rings.
Day one
Say you run a pool service business and QuixChex sets this up for you before you've typed anything. Every price is editable — they're a starting point, not a rule.
| Service | What it covers | Starting price |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly Pool Service | Recurring weekly clean and chemicals | $140 |
| Bi-Weekly Pool Service | Recurring bi-weekly service | $90 |
| Chemical Balancing | Test and balance, per visit | $45 |
| Pool Opening | Seasonal open and startup | $275 |
| Pool Closing / Winterize | Seasonal close and winterize | $295 |
| Filter Cleaning | Deep-clean cartridge or DE filter | $120 |
| Pump Replacement | Supply and install pool pump | $850 |
| Heater Repair | Diagnose and repair pool heater | $385 |
| Green Pool Recovery | Shock and clear an algae pool | $350 |
| Salt System Install | Salt chlorinator and install | $1,450 |
| Tile & Deck Cleaning | Waterline tile and deck | $220 |
| Leak Detection | Locate and diagnose leaks | $300 |
FAQ
Yes. Pause the weekly schedule after the closing and start it again after next season's opening — same customer, same payment method, same price.
Yes. Chemical balancing is a separate per-visit line item you can add to any stop on the route.
Yes, and each one counts toward your plan's login allowance. They only see their own route and their own day.
No. QuixChex doesn’t order the day or pick the truck — who is on which stops is yours to set. What it gives you is your technicians on a map while they work and, when you’re assigning a job, a list of who is nearest by driving time.
No. Record it against the job as collected and the balance is what’s left to take. It lands in that customer’s payment history like any other payment, so the job still adds up at the end of the season.
No. They open it in the phone’s browser and log in — nothing from an app store, nothing to update. It does need a signal, though: there’s no offline mode, so a tap in a dead spot doesn’t go through and has to be done again once there is one.
A short call, on your own services and your own customers. We'll show you what the first week looks like, and talk through what it would take to get you there.