A well-established pool service route covering Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Hypoluxo and Boynton Beach. The business services 60 residential accounts with a solid mix of monthly, quarterly and annual billing. These are strong, long-standing clients located in dense, highly desirable neighborhoods with minimal drive time between stops. The route includes $500 worth of inventory and $50K in assets, along with a consistent book of business that produces reliable monthly recurring revenue. The operation also generates steady repair and equipment-installation income throughout the year. A trained, CPO-certified manager currently handles the day-to-day duties—cleaning, repairs, scheduling, customer communication, invoicing and general operations. This provides a smooth transition for a new owner and gives the flexibility to operate hands-on or semi-absentee. Service offerings include full weekly pool cleaning, chemical balancing, brushing, vacuuming, skimming, equipment checks, and photo updates. The company also performs pump installations, filter work, PVC repairs, heater installations, leak detection and repair, automation upgrades, salt systems, acid washes, light repairs, vacuum installs, gasket/o-ring replacements, and other common pool equipment services. A complete service and repair list is available upon request. Why this route works: Included in the sale: Full financials and account details are available with an NDA. This is a solid, well-maintained route in a premium market, and opportunities of this quality do not come up often.
– Tight, efficient account density
– High-value neighborhoods with strong retention
– Recurring monthly billing plus repair upsell opportunities
– Manager already in place
– Clean books and straightforward operations
– Ideal for an existing operator or a first-time buyer entering the industry
• 60 active service accounts
• Established brand, website and social presence
• $500 in inventory and $50k in assets
• Option to retain the current manager
• Documentation of service procedures, communication templates and operational systems
(Vehicles and additional equipment may be available separately.)
Seller is moving on to other ventures
Business is run 100% home- based.
Equipment & Tools
• Hammerhead Vacuum – Unit #1: Approx. 6 years old, used, operates well — $1,800 value
• Hammerhead Vacuum – Unit #2: Approx. 2 years old, backup/second route unit — $2,800 value
• 2018 Ford Flex (213,000 miles): Reliable service vehicle currently in daily use — $15,000 value
• Empty Chlorine Jugs (7): $50 value
• Service Poles (2): $120 value
• Brushes (4): $80 value
• Leaf Nets (2): $90 value
Consumables
• No chemical inventory is stored. All chemicals are purchased on demand and billed directly to customers at the time of service.
Brand & Digital Assets
• Company Website: Fully built, optimized, and included — $7,800 value
• Business Name & Logo Package: Professionally designed, included with transfer — $850 value
Seller will train at no cost for 14 days.
The pool-service market in South Florida is highly fragmented, with numerous small local operators, independent providers, regional companies, and chains all competing for the same customer base. With low barriers to entry, new competitors frequently enter the market, making a tightly clustered route, strong reputation, consistent quality, and value-added services essential for client retention and profitability.
Seller has created a technologically forward customer service-focused business and could scale easily with more field technicians.
A well-established pool service route covering Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Hypoluxo and Boynton Beach. The business services 60 residential accounts with a solid mix of monthly, quarterly and annual billing. These are strong, long-standing clients located in dense, highly desirable neighborhoods with minimal drive time between stops. The route includes $500 worth of inventory and $50K in assets, along with a consistent book of business that produces reliable monthly recurring revenue. The operation also generates steady repair and equipment-installation income throughout the year. A trained, CPO-certified manager currently handles the day-to-day duties—cleaning, repairs, scheduling, customer communication, invoicing and general operations. This provides a smooth transition for a new owner and gives the flexibility to operate hands-on or semi-absentee. Service offerings include full weekly pool cleaning, chemical balancing, brushing, vacuuming, skimming, equipment checks, and photo updates. The company also performs pump installations, filter work, PVC repairs, heater installations, leak detection and repair, automation upgrades, salt systems, acid washes, light repairs, vacuum installs, gasket/o-ring replacements, and other common pool equipment services. A complete service and repair list is available upon request. Why this route works: Included in the sale: Full financials and account details are available with an NDA. This is a solid, well-maintained route in a premium market, and opportunities of this quality do not come up often.
– Tight, efficient account density
– High-value neighborhoods with strong retention
– Recurring monthly billing plus repair upsell opportunities
– Manager already in place
– Clean books and straightforward operations
– Ideal for an existing operator or a first-time buyer entering the industry
• 60 active service accounts
• Established brand, website and social presence
• $500 in inventory and $50k in assets
• Option to retain the current manager
• Documentation of service procedures, communication templates and operational systems
(Vehicles and additional equipment may be available separately.)
Seller is moving on to other ventures
Business is run 100% home- based.
Equipment & Tools
• Hammerhead Vacuum – Unit #1: Approx. 6 years old, used, operates well — $1,800 value
• Hammerhead Vacuum – Unit #2: Approx. 2 years old, backup/second route unit — $2,800 value
• 2018 Ford Flex (213,000 miles): Reliable service vehicle currently in daily use — $15,000 value
• Empty Chlorine Jugs (7): $50 value
• Service Poles (2): $120 value
• Brushes (4): $80 value
• Leaf Nets (2): $90 value
Consumables
• No chemical inventory is stored. All chemicals are purchased on demand and billed directly to customers at the time of service.
Brand & Digital Assets
• Company Website: Fully built, optimized, and included — $7,800 value
• Business Name & Logo Package: Professionally designed, included with transfer — $850 value
Seller will train at no cost for 14 days.
The pool-service market in South Florida is highly fragmented, with numerous small local operators, independent providers, regional companies, and chains all competing for the same customer base. With low barriers to entry, new competitors frequently enter the market, making a tightly clustered route, strong reputation, consistent quality, and value-added services essential for client retention and profitability.
Seller has created a technologically forward customer service-focused business and could scale easily with more field technicians.
A well-established pool service route covering Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Hypoluxo and Boynton Beach. The business services 60 residential accounts with a solid mix of monthly, quarterly and annual billing. These are strong, long-standing clients located in dense, highly desirable neighborhoods with minimal drive time between stops. The route includes $500 worth of inventory and $50K in assets, along with a consistent book of business that produces reliable monthly recurring revenue. The operation also generates steady repair and equipment-installation income throughout the year. A trained, CPO-certified manager currently handles the day-to-day duties—cleaning, repairs, scheduling, customer communication, invoicing and general operations. This provides a smooth transition for a new owner and gives the flexibility to operate hands-on or semi-absentee. Service offerings include full weekly pool cleaning, chemical balancing, brushing, vacuuming, skimming, equipment checks, and photo updates. The company also performs pump installations, filter work, PVC repairs, heater installations, leak detection and repair, automation upgrades, salt systems, acid washes, light repairs, vacuum installs, gasket/o-ring replacements, and other common pool equipment services. A complete service and repair list is available upon request. Why this route works: Included in the sale: Full financials and account details are available with an NDA. This is a solid, well-maintained route in a premium market, and opportunities of this quality do not come up often.
– Tight, efficient account density
– High-value neighborhoods with strong retention
– Recurring monthly billing plus repair upsell opportunities
– Manager already in place
– Clean books and straightforward operations
– Ideal for an existing operator or a first-time buyer entering the industry
• 60 active service accounts
• Established brand, website and social presence
• $500 in inventory and $50k in assets
• Option to retain the current manager
• Documentation of service procedures, communication templates and operational systems
(Vehicles and additional equipment may be available separately.)
Seller is moving on to other ventures
Business is run 100% home- based.
Equipment & Tools
• Hammerhead Vacuum – Unit #1: Approx. 6 years old, used, operates well — $1,800 value
• Hammerhead Vacuum – Unit #2: Approx. 2 years old, backup/second route unit — $2,800 value
• 2018 Ford Flex (213,000 miles): Reliable service vehicle currently in daily use — $15,000 value
• Empty Chlorine Jugs (7): $50 value
• Service Poles (2): $120 value
• Brushes (4): $80 value
• Leaf Nets (2): $90 value
Consumables
• No chemical inventory is stored. All chemicals are purchased on demand and billed directly to customers at the time of service.
Brand & Digital Assets
• Company Website: Fully built, optimized, and included — $7,800 value
• Business Name & Logo Package: Professionally designed, included with transfer — $850 value
Seller will train at no cost for 14 days.
The pool-service market in South Florida is highly fragmented, with numerous small local operators, independent providers, regional companies, and chains all competing for the same customer base. With low barriers to entry, new competitors frequently enter the market, making a tightly clustered route, strong reputation, consistent quality, and value-added services essential for client retention and profitability.
Seller has created a technologically forward customer service-focused business and could scale easily with more field technicians.
