A pool is a big investment. But what most people don't realize until it's too late is that the pool itself is only half the picture. The concrete deck, the walkways, the planting beds, the drainage, the lighting — all of that is what actually makes the pool worth having. And when one company handles everything, you get a finished backyard that looks like it was designed together. Because it was.
It happens all the time. A pool company comes in, digs a hole, drops in a fiberglass shell, and drives away. The yard is a mess — dirt piles, ruts from heavy equipment, bare patches everywhere. Then you start calling around for someone to pour a concrete deck. Then someone else for landscaping. Then someone for lighting. Each contractor works off their own plan, their own timeline, and their own idea of what "done" looks like. The result is a backyard that feels pieced together instead of planned. One hand doesn't know what the other is doing, and you're the one stuck managing it all.
One Call. One Crew. One Result.
Pool installation + concrete flatwork + landscaping + lighting — all under one roof.
We install the fiberglass pool, and we do everything that surrounds it. That's the difference. When we show up, we're looking at the whole property — not just where the pool goes, but how the deck connects to the house, where water drains, what the view looks like from the patio, where you'll want shade at 3 PM on a July afternoon. Every decision gets made with the finished backyard in mind.
Factory-molded shells in multiple sizes and layouts. Installed in weeks, not months. Smooth gelcoat surface that's easy on feet and resists algae growth — no liner to replace, no replastering ever.
Stamped concrete, brushed finishes, exposed aggregate — we pour it all. Pool decks, connecting walkways, patios. One pour means consistent color and pattern across the entire project.
Bed design, plant selection, mulch and rock, privacy screens — everything chosen to look great around water. Plants that won't shed into the pool, roots that won't push against the shell.
Path lights, uplighting on trees and features, underwater pool lights, deck-step lighting for safety. A well-lit pool area extends your usable hours and looks incredible after dark.
A pool alone adds some value. A pool with a professionally designed and installed surrounding landscape adds significantly more. When everything looks intentional — the deck flows into the patio, the planting beds soften the hard edges, the lighting ties it together — buyers see a finished product, not a project they need to take over. Real estate agents will tell you: a poorly integrated pool can actually hurt a property. A well-integrated one is a showpiece that sells the house.
A finished pool and landscape package can return 50-80% of its cost in added home value. More importantly, it makes the home easier to sell because the buyer isn't staring at a half-finished backyard.
When one crew handles everything, the timeline compresses dramatically. There's no waiting for one contractor to finish so another can start. Here's what the typical Triple G pool project looks like:
We walk the property, talk about how you want to use the space, and create a plan that covers the pool, deck, beds, drainage, and lighting all at once.
The hole is dug, the base is prepared, and the fiberglass shell is set in place. We backfill and rough-grade the surrounding area while the pool fills.
Deck forms go in, concrete gets poured and finished. Walkways connect the pool to the house, patio, or driveway. Everything cures as one continuous pour where possible.
Planting beds go in, mulch or rock is spread, sod is laid where needed, and all lighting is installed and tested. We do a final grade to make sure water drains away from the pool and house.
We install fiberglass pools because they make the most sense for Indiana homeowners. The smooth gelcoat surface feels great underfoot — no scraped knees or rough texture. The non-porous finish resists algae, which means fewer chemicals and less scrubbing. There's no liner to tear and replace, no plaster to redo every 8-10 years. Installation takes 2-4 weeks instead of 3-6 months. And fiberglass handles Indiana's freeze-thaw cycles without cracking because the material flexes slightly with ground movement rather than fighting it.
Here's the bottom line. You can hire a pool company, then find a concrete guy, then call a landscaper, then track down an electrician for lighting — and spend your summer managing schedules and fixing gaps between their work. Or you can make one phone call and have a crew that's done this together dozens of times show up with a plan that covers everything.
We've been installing pools and building landscapes across North Central Indiana for years. We know the soil. We know the drainage patterns. We know what plants survive our winters. And we know how to turn a bare backyard into a place your family actually wants to spend time.
If you're thinking about a pool this year — or next — let's walk the property now. The earlier we plan, the better the result. We'll talk through sizes, layouts, deck options, plant choices, and budget. No pressure, just a clear picture of what's possible.
Pool installation, concrete flatwork, landscaping, and outdoor lighting — all from one team. Serving Kokomo, Lafayette, and all of North Central Indiana.