Pool Service Intake Form

Free, no-signup pool service client intake form: fill in the pool specs, equipment, access details, and baseline chemistry in your browser, estimate the gallons.

Template
Document mode

Sample-filled shows a worked example; Blank clears it to placeholders.

Company / branding
A · Customer & contact
B · Property access

Tick if a physical key is needed for access.

Gate kept locked?
Leave gate as found

Tick to record a name / temperament.

C · Pool specifications
Pool type

Freeform / other turns off the gallons helper — enter volume manually.

Pick the closest; the list is editable for your region.

Volume & gallons helper

Rule of thumb (rect 7.5, round 5.9, oval 6.7). Shown and editable — adjust for true average depth or irregular shapes.

Estimated volume

Enter dimensions to estimate

Enter a known/metered value, or use the helper above. Manual entry always wins.

C · Pool specifications (cont.)

Tick to record shared vs separate equipment.

Spa equipment
D · Equipment inventory

Transcribe the pad. Add or remove rows — make / model / serial is the field-service differentiator.

E · Baseline water chemistry at intake

A day-one snapshot. The ideal-range column is reference only — never a pass/fail.

F · Service scope & preferences
Service frequency desired
Chemicals included in price?
Filter cleans included?

Typed reference only — this worksheet does not calculate or bill a price.

G · Authorization

Courtesy acknowledgement — not a legal attestation.

Signature lines print on the worksheet for offline signing; nothing is captured.

Edit the fields — the worksheet updates live. Empty fields print as bracketed write-on lines. Print or save as PDF.

Pool Service Intake

A · Customer & contact

Customer

Service address

Phone

Email

Secondary contact

B · Property access

Nothing on this worksheet is stored — it was prepared and printed locally. Gate/lockbox codes are for the provider's reference only.

C · Pool specifications

F · Service scope & preferences

Customer authorizes service & confirms access details.

Customer signature Date ____________
Tech name Date ____________

Service onboarding worksheet for the provider's own reference — not a contract of record or a regulatory document unless separately executed.

Print or save
How the gallons helper works

Everything on this worksheet is a field you fill — except the optional gallons helper. Enter the pool's length, width (or diameter for a round pool), and the shallow and deep depths, then press Compute gallons. It estimates the volume from the average depth and a rule-of-thumb multiplier:

avgDepth = (shallow + deep) / 2          (feet)

rectangular:  gallons = L × W × avgDepth × 7.5
round:        gallons = diameter² × avgDepth × 5.9
oval:         gallons = L × W × avgDepth × 6.7

The multiplier is a visible, editable rule of thumb (rect 7.5, round 5.9, oval 6.7 gallons per cubic foot of average depth). It varies with the true average depth and with irregular shapes, so adjust it as needed. Freeform and other irregular shapes turn the helper off, because there is no defensible rule of thumb for them.

The helper only suggests into the volume field — a known or metered value you type always wins, and that typed value is what the worksheet prints. The figure is a planning estimate, not an authoritative volume. Nothing you enter on this worksheet is stored; it is built and kept in your browser for this one session.

Sources

  1. Pool Management Request Form Template. Jotform. Retrieved .
  2. Free Client Intake Templates and Forms. Smartsheet. Retrieved .
  3. How to Calculate Pool Volume. Swim University. Retrieved .

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