StopHarborWeekly pool routes, tightened up.
Pool routes are the same customers on the same weekday, week after week. That makes route order worth getting right once, and worth checking again whenever accounts are added or dropped.
One saved plan per service day
Build Monday's pools, optimize, and save. Next week, duplicate the plan and you are ready in seconds. When a new account signs, add it to the right day and optimize again; StopHarbor fits it into the best place in the route instead of tacking it on the end.
Balancing pools across techs
Split a day evenly across techs, by percentage when a new tech should carry a lighter load, or by ZIP so each tech keeps the same neighborhoods and the same customers. Commercial pools that need a certified operator can be pinned to that tech.
Everything the tech needs at the gate
- Gate codes, dog warnings and equipment location in the stop notes.
- Minutes on site for a quick check versus a full green-pool cleanup.
- One-tap navigation for the whole route on the tech's phone.
- A note back to the office, such as "pump making noise, quote needed".
What it costs to drive a route badly
A pool route with 15 minutes of avoidable driving costs the same every week, all season. Our free route cost calculator puts a dollar figure on driving time and mileage so you can see whether tightening routes is worth the effort for your company.
Questions
Can techs start from home?
Yes. Each tech can have their own start and finish address. Save common addresses as locations so they are one tap away in every plan.
Does StopHarbor track chemical readings?
No. Use stop notes for short instructions and keep chemical logs in your pool software. StopHarbor focuses on route order and hand-off.
How many pools can one route hold?
Up to 40 stops per calculation on Solo and 80 on Team, shared across up to ten techs.