Pool Service Invoice Template

Free invoice templates for pool service providers built for parts and labor, chemicals, and service call. Download and edit in PDF, Word, Excel, Google Docs, or Google Sheets.

Also called: pool service invoice, pool service bill, or pool care invoice.

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Download a template, then edit in PDF, Word, Excel, Google Docs or Google Sheets. Print or email when ready.

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Custom Pool Service Invoice Template

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Editable Pool Service Invoice Template

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Edit rates, extras, repairs, add visits.

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Free Pool Service Invoice Template

Best for:
Service type, chemicals, readings, notes.

How to Invoice as a Pool Service

A simple workflow from site check to paid, with deposits handled cleanly.
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In 5 Steps:
  1. Do a quick site check, confirm the scope, and log baseline water readings and equipment condition.
  2. Map the work into tasks and visit count, and request a deposit for installs or packages.
  3. Complete the work, capture before and after photos, and note any client approvals.
  4. Build the invoice the same day, separating labor, parts, chemicals, and travel.
  5. Apply any deposit, set payment terms and due date, attach proof, and send the invoice.
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What to Include in a Pool Service Invoice

Use these fields to keep invoices clear and compliant.
Use these fields to keep invoices clear and compliant.
  • Business name, address, phone, and email
  • License or certification number
  • Client name and billing contact
  • Service address and access instructions
  • Invoice number
  • Issue date and service date(s)
  • Work order or authorization number
  • Permit or inspection number, if required (check local rules)
  • Payment terms, due date, and accepted methods
  • Deposit received and remaining balance

Billing Scenarios for Pool Services

How to label charges so every invoice makes sense the moment your clients see it.

1.
After-Hours Service Fee; Emergency Labor (2 hr minimum)
After-hours emergency visit
Sets a premium for urgent calls and a minimum time so the bill is fair.
2.
Green-to-Clean Package; Return Visit Labor
Green pool cleanup over multiple visits
Separates the package rate from extra labor if the pool needs another pass.
3.
Season Opening Service; Chemicals Starter Kit
Seasonal opening or closing
Keeps labor apart from chemicals so restocking is clear.
4.
Pump Replacement Parts; Installation Labor
Pump or motor replacement
Show the deposit amount due on acceptance, then subtract it from the final balance on the invoice.
5.
Pool Drain and Refill; Acid Wash Service
Drain and acid wash
Shows two distinct tasks and signals any disposal rules that may apply.
6.
Leak Detection Test; Dye or Pressure Test Add-on
Splits the base check from the deeper test so scope is clear.
Splits the base check from the deeper test so scope is clear.
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What pool service companies bill for

List parts and labor, chemicals, service calls, weekly visits, and seasonal openings with professional invoice line items.

Charge or Service
Unit
Taxable
When to use
How to show it
Weekly Pool Service Visit
Time
Recurring cleaning and checks
Hours × hourly rate. Log tasks and readings to document service and reduce callbacks.
Water Chemistry Adjustment
Time
Test shows out-of-range levels
Hours × hourly rate. Record test results; adjust to target ranges before equipment changes.
Pool Chemicals & Salt
Item
Taxable
You supply chemicals/materials
Qty × unit cost × (1 + markup%). List product types used for clear audit trails.
Filter Clean/Backwash
Time
Pressure rises or flow drops
Hours × hourly rate. Note psi before/after and dispose of waste per local rules.
Pump/Heater Diagnostic
Time
Equipment fault or low performance
Hours × hourly rate. Include findings; recommend repair vs. replace in your notes.
Equipment Install/Swap
Time
New pump, heater, or chlorinator
Hours × hourly rate. Photograph labels and setpoints; register warranties when applicable.
Algae Shock & Cleanup
Time
Bloom or green/black water
Hours × hourly rate. Brush thoroughly and schedule follow-up verification testing.
Seasonal Opening Service
Time
Start-up after off-season
Hours × hourly rate. Remove cover, reassemble, prime equipment, and document initial chemistry.
Winterization Package
Item
Tax Varies
Close-down before freezing temps
Package price. Includes labor plus plugs/antifreeze; list inclusions and note lines blown out.
Leak Detection & Pressure Test
Time
Unexplained water loss
Hours × hourly rate. Isolate zones and record pressures; attach repair estimate if needed.
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Common Pool Service Invoicing Mistakes

Real pain points that cause pushback and late pay, plus fixes that prevent disputes.

Mistake
How to fix it
Bundling chemicals with labor hides costs and sparks disputes.
Break out chemical names, strength, and units apart from labor hours, and total them clearly.
Leaving out the service address and access notes causes wasted trips and delays.
Add the full service address with gate codes, pet notes, and contact windows.
Record test results and quick photos before and after the job, and attach them to the invoice.
Record test results and quick photos before and after the job, and attach them to the invoice.
Show the deposit amount due on acceptance, then subtract it from the final balance on the invoice.
Show the deposit amount due on acceptance, then subtract it from the final balance on the invoice.
Vague payment terms and no late policy lead to slow pay.
State the due date, accepted methods, and any late fee or finance charge in plain language.
Missing license or required inspection numbers puts you out of compliance.
Include your license or certification ID and any permit or inspection number when required, and check local rules.

Pool Services Invoice FAQs

Bill weekly cleanings, openings, chemicals, equipment installs, and emergency calls with confidence. Line items, fees, permits, and terms for pool pros, clear answers.

How do I bill weekly cleaning vs a one-time deep clean?

Use a recurring service for weekly skimming, brushing, and testing. Charge a higher flat for deep debris removal. Example: “Weekly maintenance visit $95” vs “Deep clean 3 hrs @ $85 = $255.”

What line items go in pool opening and closing packages?

Break out labor, chemicals, and add-ons. List cover removal, startup chemicals, equipment restart, or winter plugs. Example: “Opening package $299, Cover removal $60, Startup kit 1 pack $45.”

How should I price and show chemical charges?

Show quantity and unit price, not a lump sum. Note brand or concentration if it affects cost. Example: “Liquid chlorine 4 gal @ $7 = $28, Stabilizer 2 lb @ $6 = $12.”

Do I charge a diagnostic fee for pump or heater troubleshooting?

Yes. Quote a flat diagnostic that credits toward the repair if approved. Example: “Equipment diagnostic $89, Credit applied if repair authorized within 7 days.”

How do I handle emergency after-hours calls and weekend surcharges?

State your response window and add an after-hours multiplier. Label it clearly. Example: “Emergency call 7–10 pm x1.5 labor rate, 1.5 hrs @ $120 = $180.”

What about permits and inspections for heater or gas line installs?

Include permit fees as pass-through and add your handling time. Rules vary. Check local rules. Example: “City mechanical permit $140, Permit handling 0.5 hr @ $85 = $42.”

How should I structure an invoice for resurfacing or tile remodels with progress payments?

Use milestones: deposit, demo, plaster, finish. Tie each draw to a site check. Example: “Deposit 30% = $2,400, Demo complete 30% = $2,400, Plaster 30% = $2,400, Final 10% = $800.” Use the Pool Services Invoice Template to keep phases consistent.

Can I add trip fees for remote properties or multi-stop routes?

Yes, if you publish your service radius. List miles or zones. Example: “Travel zone C 26–40 miles $25” or “Extra stop key pickup $10.”