LaMotte WaterLink Pro
Professional-grade water analysis included with every single visit — not just when there's a problem.
Why LaMotte?
Most pool services use simple test strips that provide rough estimates. The LaMotte WaterLink Pro is a professional photometer — the same technology used by pool labs and municipal water facilities.
It measures water samples with light absorption to deliver precise parts-per-million readings across 11 critical parameters. There's no guesswork involved.
This means your pool receives the exact dose of chemicals it needs — nothing more, nothing less. Better water quality, fewer products used, and complete transparency.
LaMotte WaterLink Pro
Professional photometric water analysis
Testing on Every Visit
A consistent, documented process every single time we service your pool.
Sample Collection
Water sample collected from elbow-depth in the deepest part of the pool — not from the surface where readings are skewed.
LaMotte Analysis
The LaMotte WaterLink Pro photometer analyzes 11 water chemistry parameters in under 60 seconds with lab-grade accuracy.
Dosing Calculation
Results are used to calculate the exact chemical doses needed — no guessing, no over-treating.
Treatment & Documentation
Chemicals are applied precisely and every reading is logged to your SKIMMER client portal for your records.
11 Parameters — Included Free
Professional water testing included with every weekly visit ($25 value). Every reading documented and visible in your SKIMMER portal after each visit.
Primary sanitizer that kills bacteria and algae. The most important reading every visit.
Combined with free chlorine reading to detect chloramines and confirm sanitation effectiveness.
Alternative sanitizer — monitored for pools and spas using bromine systems.
Controls effectiveness of chlorine and swimmer comfort. Drifts constantly and must be corrected every visit.
Prevents scale buildup on surfaces and equipment, and protects plaster and vinyl liners.
The pH buffer — stabilizes pH so it does not swing wildly from heat, rain, or chemical additions.
Stabilizer that shields chlorine from UV degradation, preventing rapid chlorine loss on sunny days.
Detects copper from ionizers or corroding equipment that can stain surfaces green or teal.
Iron contamination from well water or corroding metals can cause brown/rust staining on pool surfaces.
Optimal operating range for salt chlorine generators. Critical for proper chlorine production.
Algae food source — elevated phosphates fuel algae blooms even when chlorine levels look fine.
See It in Action
Every client receives a full water chemistry report after each visit. No more guessing about your pool's health.
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