Skimmer has two features with "reviews" in the name. Service Reviews collects private, per-visit feedback for your team. Marketing Suite's reviews build your public Google rating. Here's how they differ, and why you'd use both.
Ask most pool pros what they're best at, and marketing won't come up. Water chemistry, routing, customer relationships built over years of showing up on time — that's the craft. Marketing gets squeezed in around it, if it happens at all.
New offering brings pool-specific accounting software and a dedicated U.S.-based bookkeeper directly into Skimmer, giving pool professionals one place to manage their operations and financials
"Doing the books" is really three different jobs — accounting software (where the numbers live), bookkeeping (keeping them current and correct), and accounting (a CPA filing and advising) — and most pool pros pay for one while hoping the other two sort themselves out. Skimmer Bookkeeping closes that gap with a real, US-based bookkeeper working in pool-specific software right inside the platform you already use, so your books stay current all year and your CPA gets a clean packet at tax time.
Pool Builder Geek has joined Skimmer, bringing construction and service software together for the pool industry. Founder Tommy Reynolds shares how a surprise construction crew at his own house led him into the industry, and why building and service were never meant to be separate businesses.
The two software platforms form the foundation of a unified offering for pool professionals; Pool Builder Geek founder Tommy Reynolds joins Skimmer to lead construction strategy.
Skimmer launches Working Capital through Stripe, helping eligible pool businesses invest in new trucks, expand into additional routes, and fuel business growth.
A recap of Skimmer's webinar with Weld Valuations CEO Kris Wiig on how pool service owners can understand — and increase — what their business is actually worth.
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