Contact
Talk to Angela directly
Call (615) 497-3913, email angela@angelichandp.com, or send the form below. The first meeting happens in your backyard.
Who answers?
Angela does. The number on this page rings her, and the form lands in front of her, not a call center or a sales team. Clients mention it in their reviews more than anything else: one wrote that she “consistently over-communicated,” another that she answered questions late in the evening.
What happens after you reach out?
She calls back to talk through the idea and set a time to walk the property. That visit covers the soil, the slope, drainage, sun, the way in for equipment and how you want to use the space. Design and pricing follow from it. The 18 towns we build in are listed on the where we serve page, each with its permit office.
Questions, answered
Getting in touch
What is the best way to reach Angelic Hardscapes & Pools?
Call Angela at (615) 497-3913 or email angela@angelichandp.com. The form on this page reaches the same people. A call is quickest if you want to talk through an idea; the form is best if you want to send details and photos of the yard.
Do you have a showroom I can visit?
No. We are a Brentwood-based builder that comes to you: the first meeting happens in your backyard, where we can see the soil, the slope and the space you have to work with. Our Brentwood address is a mailing address only, so please call or write before sending anything there.
What should I have ready before I call?
Nothing formal. It helps to know roughly what you want, such as a pool, a patio or the whole yard, your timing and whether an HOA has to approve plans. Photos of the yard and a property survey, if you have one, speed up the design.
Do you build outside Brentwood?
Yes, in 18 Middle Tennessee towns, including Franklin, Nolensville, College Grove, Spring Hill, Nashville, Murfreesboro, Mount Juliet, Lebanon, Hendersonville, Gallatin and Columbia. Every one has its own page with the permit office for that town. If yours is not on the list, call and ask; nearby is often fine.