Your tech is at the equipment every week. PoolPath shows what each pool is due for, and a failing pump becomes a photo, a repair to estimate and a suggestion to the customer. Warranty and overdue-maintenance alerts catch the rest.
Reactive service ("the pump died, can you come fix it") is twice as expensive to deliver as proactive service ("your pump is 12 years old, here's an estimate to swap it during the next visit"). PoolPath surfaces every aging or out-of-warranty piece of equipment across your customer base so you can convert the easy wins into estimates.
Each alert links directly to a draft estimate with the customer, the equipment, and the recommended replacement pre-filled. You edit pricing and send.
Every pool has its actual equipment in PoolPath: pumps, filters, heaters, salt cells, automation panels, blowers — with manufacturer, model, install date, warranty terms, and photos of the nameplate label. Parts orders stop being guesswork.
Different manufacturers, different warranty terms — and no operator should be expected to memorize them. PoolPath maps install date against the right warranty window per equipment type so the math just works. You will never lose a warranty claim because nobody knew when the pump was installed.