Explore Pools by City and County
You can find Palmingo Pools projects in Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin, Oak Hill, Forest Hills, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville, Gallatin, Mount Juliet, Lebanon, Green Hills, East Nashville, and more.
In addition to a variety of site constraints and terrains, our team is also intimately familiar with the permit processes and codes requirements across the Middle Tennessee jurisdictions. We are well versed in pool code requirements imposed at both the state and local levels, which enables us to work through the permit process efficiently to get you swimming sooner.
Nashville (Davidson County)
Our installations in Davidson County range from flat in-ground pool and spa combos to steep slope plunge pools and everything in between. Projects in Nashville often involve extra care due to tight access, old and unmarked underground utilities, and traffic flow. Our team takes special care to anticipate and mitigate these issues to strategically streamline and smooth installations.
The permit process in Davidson County often requires additional steps for surveying and stormwater, which can delay construction if this process isn’t navigated correctly. The average permit turnaround is 4-6 weeks and potentially an additional 4-6 weeks prior for survey or engineering.
City of Brentwood
The City of Brentwood requires a recent survey, engineered plans, and additional steps as part of the permit process. Additional steps with codes are also required for lots that fall within Hillside Protection Zones.
Our team takes the burden off of your shoulders by navigating this process for you and streamlining decision making. Our average permit turnaround is 4 weeks plus an additional 4-8 weeks prior for surveying and engineering. HOA approval may be a factor as well.
City of Franklin
Similar to City of Brentwood, the City of Franklin permit process also requires engineered plans on a recent survey that our team will navigate on your behalf. Franklin also has more areas impacted by old and unmarked unground utilities as well as historic overlays, which can influence projects in Nashville and other areas too. Plunge pools and precast concrete pools are popular options in the City of Franklin due to their size and versatility for a range of installation styles.
Our average permit turnaround is 4 weeks plus an additional 4-8 weeks prior for surveying and engineering. HOA approval may be a factor as well.
Unincorporated Williamson County
Though hilly terrain can pose challenges, the permit process for Unincorporated Williamson County tends to be more expedient compared to nearby City of Brentwood and City of Franklin. From steep slopes that need a precast concrete pool or retaining walls to wide open lots with endless options, we can’t wait to share what we dream up.
Our team will provide all of the required information as well as the to-scale site plan showing the project in relation to the full parcel with all of the required overlays shown. Our average permit turnaround is 3-4 weeks.
City of Oak Hill
The permit process for the City of Oak Hill is notoriously cumbersome and strict, but we work hard to align the rules with a pool project design that meets your lifestyle and aesthetic. Whether we’re demolishing and replacing an old, outdated pool or renovating an untouched yard, our team will balance the requirements with the wishlist.
Our average permit turnaround is 4 weeks plus an additional 8-12 weeks prior for surveying, engineering, and special considerations for the Board of Zoning Appeals and Planning Commission, which meet monthly. Special considerations are required for stormwater management and tree protection. HOA approval may be a factor as well.
City of Forest Hills
The permit process for the City of Forest Hills is most common to the City of Oak Hill with the Hillside Protection implications of City of Brentwood. After all, this jurisdiction must be particularly mindful about preserving trees and nature while also mitigating stormwater flow, often along steep slopes and Hillside Protection Zones.
Our average permit turnaround is 4 weeks plus an additional 8-12 weeks prior for surveying, engineering, and special considerations for the Board of Zoning Appeals and Planning Commission, which meet monthly. Special considerations are required for stormwater management and tree protection. HOA approval may be a factor as well.