Every pool needs chemicals, cleaning, and repairs. The average pool service charges $100-150 per month per client. With 50 recurring clients? That's easily $5,000/month.

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Slight problem with that 50 recurring clients per month for that 5,000 dollar estimate There are only 28 days in a month 2 pools a day to completely clean is unrealistic also what neighbourhood has a concentration of 50 pools in a reasonably close area ?