Pointer Pools

05/06/2026

Before and after

04/02/2026

Dear Valued Client,

We are excited to announce that effective May 1, 2026, Texas Pointer Pools, LLC will change its name to Pointer Pools, Inc.
This rebranding reflects our continued growth and commitment to providing the best service to our clients. Please be assured that this is a change of name only; our team, management, and dedication to your success remain the same.
What this means for you:
• Invoicing: As of May 1, 2026, please address all payments and correspondence to Pointer Pools, Inc
• Email: Our team emails will update to [email protected]
Our team is dedicated to making this transition seamless. If you have any questions, please contact Justin Pointer at 214-334-8473
Thank you for your continued loyalty!

Sincerely,
Justin Pointer
Owner
Pointer Pools, Inc

03/27/2026

02/24/2026

Here are a few repairs from the last freeze

02/18/2025

Deep Freeze Warning ⚠️ 🥶

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01/20/2025

Please check on your pool equipment! If you see any issues please text us photos and call us right away. with temps this cold small issue can turn into bigger and more costly ones very quickly.

01/05/2025

With freezing temperatures expected please take precautions, to make sure your equipment is protected. We recommend that you keep skimmers cleaned out, so water flows freely. Mulching the leaves in your yard prior can help reduce your workload during the freeze. Make sure your water level is up. Check that freeze protection is working properly (make sure that the pool is running if the temperature drops below 38 degrees) or turn the pool on manually, and keep it running during freezing weather. Most importantly.... COVER YOUR EQUIPMENT!!!! You can order a small car cover, golf cart cover, or tarp on amazon (make sure its waterproof) , size depends on the size of your equipment, but you want ALL of it covered. The freezing wind on exposed equipment is what will be most dangerous. Therefore, it's important to keep it covered. The heat from the equipment running will keep everything warm under the cover. We are not expecting loss of power, but if you feel more comfortable shutting down equipment, you may do that as well. Remember it has been warm and this will be a short weather event. But most importantly, we CAN NOT stop Mother Nature....we can only do our best to protect our investments.

if you have questions I will have my phone near by all weekend 214-334-8473

With the high winds expected the pools may require being skimmed and baskets may need to be emptied multiple times per day (mulching the leaves in your yard prior can help reduce your workload during the freeze). Clogged skimmers and low water levels can cause pumps to burn up and or slow flowing water to freeze which will bust pipes.

if the power happens to go out, or you decide to turn your pool off please follow these steps to help protect your pool.

1. Turn off breakers to pool equipment.

2. Open air relief valve and drain filter.

3. Open pool pump lids, remove drain plugs, and drain water.

4. Drain heater, unscrew unions, and store drain plugs.

5. For chlorinators, remove drain plug or unscrew unions; store them.

6. Turn off auto-fill line.

7. Open check valve lids, and store them out of the weather.

8. Keep all drain plugs in pool pump basket.

9. Wrap equipment in a tarp or blanket.

10. Remember to monitor equipment throughout the winter weather.

11/30/2024

Happy Thanksgiving from your Texas Pointer Pool family! 🍁🦃

10/10/2024

Before and after photos (48 hour turnaround)

06/09/2024

New customer picked up this week.

The 1st 3 photos were at 9am the last 3 are at 4pm. The house is also on the market if you're interested.