D & J Pools

02/22/2026

02/22/2026

Hey everyone, we are going to start posting videos on pool care and chemistry, etc. Please give us feedback on what you think and if it is helpful. Please like and SHARE with your family and friends.
A big thank you to Melody Wood for making this video for us.

02/11/2026

We are starting to look for help for the summer months. Positions we are looking to fill is pool cleaner, retail store and laborer to help install pools and liners. If you know anyone looking for work please have them come to the store to fill out an application or call us at 318-221-1337. We will be hiring part and full time help. Thank you.

02/11/2026

Just wanted to let everyone know, we will be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday, February 17th and 18th. We will be attending a pool and spa seminar to further our education and to look at new products to put in our store. Sorry for any inconvenience. Thank you,

01/23/2026

Also a reminder, with all the ice that is expected the driveways and sidewalks will be slippery, we have 40 lbs bags of salt in stock. I will be here friday until 5:00 pm. We will be closed Saturday but if anyone needs anything at all please call 318-221-1337, I have had all phone calls forwarded to my cell phone. We will be more than happy to meet you at the store if you need anything. Everyone stay safe and warm during these next few days of weather. Thank you.

01/23/2026

Just a little information with the freezing weather coming in. As long as the power is still on you can run your pool pump continuously as long as the temperature is freezing or below. If you lose power the best thing to do is drain the water out of your pump and filter. On an inground pool you do not have to worry about draining the pool water down. Remove the 2 plugs from the pump, one will be in the front of the pump and it will have one on the side of the pump. Also take the drain cap off the bottom of the filter. Doing this will drain the water out of the pump and filter so it will not freeze and bust. On an above ground pool you can either drain the water down below the skimmer and return and then remove the plugs from the pump and drain cap from the filter. Also drain the water out from the hoses and store them. Most above ground pumps only have one drain plug, it will be in the front of the pump underneath the pot. If you don't want to drain the pool water down you can also put a plug in your skimmer and return. If you have any questions please call us at 318-221-1337. We will be open Friday until 5:00 pm. We will be closed Saturday because of the inclement weather. Thank you