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Pool Service — companion kit
Free companion kit
Pool Service Business Startup Plan & Workbook
From Your First Pool to $10K Months in 90 Days — Route Building, Licensing, Startup Costs, Pricing, Offers, Leads and a 13-Chapter Plan You Fill In
What is in the kit
- Startup budget seeded with the ranges cited in the book
- Break-even hourly rate and your rate at target margin
- Twelve-month forecast with this trade’s seasonality
- Every worksheet from the book, printable again and again
Trackers that pick up where the book leaves off
- Contractor Break-Even & Cash Model — on Etsy
- Small Business Startup Checklist — on Etsy
- Markup & Landed Cost Calculator — on Etsy
Educational estimates only. This book does the arithmetic on figures you enter and on published ranges cited in its Resources; it is a general-purpose planning tool, not financial, investment, tax, legal, lending, insurance or construction advice, and no figure is a quote, an offer, or a guarantee of any outcome. Results depend entirely on your inputs and assumptions. Verify anything you intend to rely on with a licensed professional — a CPA, attorney, lender, licensed contractor, or your state licensing board. WorkbookBarn and Marcos Gil accept no liability for decisions made using this book. Marcos Gil is a licensed Kentucky real estate agent (License No. 296259) and is not a lender, CPA or attorney.
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This kit accompanies the book — a 142-page PDF: the full 13-chapter plan with every worksheet, cover included, bookmarked by chapter.
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Educational estimates only. These calculators and workbooks do the arithmetic on the figures you enter; they are general-purpose tools, not financial, investment, tax, legal, lending, insurance or construction advice, and no result is a quote, an offer, or a guarantee of any outcome. Results depend entirely on your inputs and assumptions.