—— Award-Winning Fiberglass Pool in Mt. Juliet, TN

A Mt. Juliet family wanted a complete backyard transformation, and Outback Construction delivered one that earned national recognition. What began as a steep half-acre lot with a small patio, a swing set, and a hot tub is now a full outdoor resort built around an award-winning fiberglass pool.

Imagine Pools named this build its April 2026 Pool of the Month, a recognition that comes straight from the manufacturer of the pool itself. For a Lebanon-based builder working across Middle Tennessee, that is proof the work stands up against pools from across the country.

A Nine-Foot Fire and Water Feature in Cultured Stone

The centerpiece is a multi-tiered water feature that runs nine feet long, cascading down a cultured stone structure matched to the stonework on the home and the new pool house. A natural gas fire bowl sits at the top, putting fire and water in the same frame, and a separate fire pit nearby adds another place to gather once the sun drops. "We were a little nervous about the fire bowl," said owner Whit Gammon. "But we figured it out, and it turned out great."

The Inspiration 35 in Ice Silver, With Salt System and Automation

At the heart of it sits The Inspiration 35 from Imagine Pools, finished in Ice Silver, a color that shifts with the light from day to night. The pool runs on a full salt chlorination system with complete automation and underwater lighting that resets the mood of the whole backyard after dark. Broom-finished concrete with a chiseled stone edge keeps the deck clean and grounded around it.

A Pool House and a Heated Pool, Swimming Into December

Outback built a pool house that leaves the family with everything they need outside: a large living and hangout area, a full kitchen with an island, a bar room, a full bath and changing area, a drop zone, and a pantry. With three boys in the house and a 400,000 BTU heater on the pool, the swimming ran well into December.

Why Mt. Juliet Homeowners Choose Fiberglass Pools

The lot dropped sharply off the back porch, with a 30-foot setback from the rear property line that demanded precise planning. Outback regraded the yard, pulled the old concrete and steps, brought in new dirt, and reworked the layout so the family steps off the porch into one level, seamless outdoor living space. Fiberglass worked the timeline and the finish in their favor: a smooth, low-maintenance shell that goes in faster than concrete and holds up to heavy family use for the long haul. "We like projects that have character," Gammon said. "Every project presents its own set of challenges."

Start Your Mt. Juliet Pool Project

Outback Construction handles the entire build under one roof: excavation, concrete, structures, fencing, and landscaping, with Imagine Pools fiberglass shells at the center. If you are picturing a full backyard transformation in Mt. Juliet or anywhere in Middle Tennessee, let's talk about what yours could look like.