Recurring Service Schedule Template

Free recurring service schedule template (Excel): set a cadence per account — monthly, bi-monthly, quarterly, or custom — and the sheet computes each next-due date on a rolling year grid. No signup.

Schedule identity
Compute a next-due date
Cadence

The most recent visit — the next-due date counts forward from here.

Optional. Sets which months the rolling-grid preview marks. Defaults to the last-service month.

Next due

Download the Excel schedule Accounts & cadence + rolling year grid · blank + sample-filled · next-due formulas

A preview of the downloadable sheet. Edit the cadence or last-service date on the left to see a next-due date compute, or download the full Excel sheet to set the cadence for every account.

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Recurring Service Schedule

Accounts & cadence

Rolling year grid

● = a visit is due that month. On-hold accounts show no marks.

A planning aid, not a system of record. It sends no reminders and stores nothing — your downloaded sheet is the only saved copy. Verify each visit’s timing yourself.

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How next-due dates are computed

Set a cadence per account and the sheet counts forward from the last service date to the next-due date, using a fixed interval in weeks:

Monthly      = 4 weeks
Bi-monthly   = 8 weeks
Quarterly    = 13 weeks
Custom       = your own number of weeks

next due = last service + interval-in-weeks

Week-based intervals give a deterministic, drift-free next-due date (a calendar "month" is anywhere from 28 to 31 days). All four intervals live in one place — the workbook's Settings sheet — so you can retune them once and every account follows.

The rolling year grid answers a different question — "which months does this account get serviced?" — so it uses a calendar rule, not the week interval: monthly marks every month, bi-monthly every other, and quarterly marks the calendar quarters from the anchor month (e.g. a January-anchored account is marked Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct). A custom-weeks account marks whatever months its interval lands in across the year. On-hold accounts keep their row but show no marks.

This is a planning aid, not a system of record. It schedules nothing automatically and sends no reminders — there is no stored account database, no dispatch, and nothing is saved. Everything lives in the file you download.

Sources

  1. Free Recurring Schedule Templates (Excel). Smartsheet. Retrieved .
  2. Pest Control Service Checklist Template. Connecteam. Retrieved .
  3. Pest Control Service Log. FieldRoutes. Retrieved .

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