Pool builder in Lebanon, TN

Room to work

Craneage is a real number on a pool quote, and it is driven by reach and setup. On a Lebanon lot with a long drive and an open yard, we can often work with a smaller machine at a shorter radius, and that shows up in the price.

It also means less disruption. No street closure conversation, no squeezing outriggers between a mailbox and a power pole, no reaching blind over a roof line.

Older lots in town

The in-town Lebanon lots are a different job: closer neighbors, mature trees, and a narrow side path that no machine is getting down. Same answer as everywhere else, the shell flies over the house rather than through the side yard.

What we check on those is the canopy over the set point and whether the street will take a crane. Both are usually workable.

Clay and drainage

Wilson County clay behaves like the rest of Middle Tennessee clay. It holds water, and water sitting around a pool is what ruins the look of an otherwise good job.

We set the shell about two feet proud of the surrounding grade and pave out from it so the yard sheds past the pool. On acreage, where there is more water crossing more ground, it matters even more than it does on a small lot.

Permits in Wilson County

Pool permits in Lebanon go through the city and Wilson County. The permit covers the pool, the safety barrier and the electrical bonding, and closes with an inspection. We apply in our name.

Which pool fits a Lebanon yard

With good access, the precast concrete Plungie fully in-ground is the pool we recommend in Lebanon. It is the better looking and more durable shell, and the open lots out there make it straightforward to place. Fiberglass comes in where the canopy or the street will not allow the heavier pick.

The short version of the rule we use: fully in-ground, go concrete. Above grade, part-buried or a hard reach, go fiberglass. The crane is what decides it. A precast concrete Plungie weighs around twenty five thousand pounds and a Little Pool Co. fiberglass shell weighs under three thousand, and that difference is what determines whether a pool is possible on a given lot at a sane price.

How a Lebanon pool actually goes in

We walk the lot and look at the street, the side path, the canopy and where the water goes in a storm. We tell you what the access allows before you pick anything. Then we design the pool, apply for the permit in our name, prepare the base and the plumbing and electrical, and book the crane. The set itself is a day. After that it is decking, equipment, fill and start-up.

You are swimming in weeks, not months, and there is no open hole sitting in your yard through a Tennessee summer waiting on a gunite crew.

Why Lebanon homeowners call us

You deal with the owner. Wallaby Pools is run by Winston Farzan, a licensed Tennessee general contractor, licence number 75052, with more than twenty six years in the building industry. We are Nashville's authorized Plungie partner and a certified Little Pool Co. installer, and we take the lots other pool companies turn down.

Lebanon pools, asked straight

Do you travel out to Lebanon?

Yes, it is about thirty minutes from our yard in Old Hickory and we work Wilson County regularly.

Does having acreage save money?

Often, yes. Easy setup and a shorter reach mean a smaller crane, and craneage is a genuine line item.

Can I put the pool away from the house?

Yes, within the reach of the crane and a sensible run for plumbing and power. We work that out on the walk.

Will it be muddy after rain?

Not if the set height and the paving are right. We sit the rim above the grade the water crosses.

How long does it take?

The set is a day. Permits on the front end are usually the longest part.

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