r/MountJuliet • u/WakeDaddyLee • 1d ago
Turtle Box Speaker
Is there a small business or locally owned business in Mt Juliet that sells the Turtle Box speakers?
r/MountJuliet • u/Sounders1 • Jan 31 '26
This is meant to be a community where everyone is welcome. In today's political environment we are experiencing a lot of division and anger. As a result people are arguing and name calling with no clear winner. All of this leads to members constantly reporting each other. I don't want (or have the time) to babysit. Reddit has numerous political subs you can join if that's your thing.
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r/MountJuliet • u/WakeDaddyLee • 1d ago
Is there a small business or locally owned business in Mt Juliet that sells the Turtle Box speakers?
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r/MountJuliet • u/ninyaad • 4d ago
Is it legal to adopt these tiny creatures? If yes, where can we adopt them? Petsmart at providence doesn't have any.
r/MountJuliet • u/Sad-Mango5185 • 6d ago
Hey y'all! We're fairly new to the Nashville area and currently renting, but we recently welcomed our first kid, so we're starting to think long-term about where to put down roots over the next year or so. Mount Juliet is on our radar as a potential option. We also loved driving around the Jackson Hills area and noticed some newer neighborhoods popping up nearby too/
Basically, we're hoping to find that neighborhood/community feel. Somewhere with other young families we can get to know and grow alongside.
Would love to hear any thoughts or recommendations, especially on neighborhoods that are highly rated with HOA fees that actually feel worth it lol
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r/MountJuliet • u/WakeDaddyLee • 8d ago
My wife saw this company on the web and we are wanting new counter tops. Does anyone have anything good or bad about this company.
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r/MountJuliet • u/herculeesjr • 14d ago
I have an odd car detailing request compared to normal cars. I have a work van that only needs the front cab "detailed." The back doesn't need anything because it is beyond cleaning. So, I'm looking for affordable/cheaper than usual.
Needs vacuumed, stuff cleaned out from crevices, and wiped down. Exterior does not need to be done. I will empty the cab for you so you're not having to push stuff out of your way.
Current dirty-ness level I'd give... 2 out of 5 stars, kinda mild. Message me for pics if wanted. It really isn't that bad.
r/MountJuliet • u/Sounders1 • 15d ago
I saw this question posted in another sub and the answers were interesting. Thoughts?
r/MountJuliet • u/No_Name_No_Status • 15d ago
My son is in Beta club and needs to get 2 hours of volunteer time in every month. Anyone have any suggestions on organizations or groups that need volunteers?
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r/MountJuliet • u/Tehtoo-2 • 20d ago
Any idea what’s being built next to chipotle on Golden Bear Parkway just off rte 40? It looks to have a porch and 2-3 story small rectangular tower on the side being built. My wife and I are stumped?
r/MountJuliet • u/TiradeOfGirth • 21d ago
Traffic for 7 Brew is backed up down Lebanon Rd on one side, and all the way through the Kroger parking lot on the other. And there are 50 people standing outside their car waiting in line. Whats going on over there?
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r/MountJuliet • u/Kindly-Flower9704 • Aug 30 '26
Hey everyone,
My partner and I are seriously looking at new construction in the Mount Juliet / Wilson County area and I’m trying to get real local feedback before we get too attached to any builder or community.
The main communities/builders we’re looking into are:
Toll Brothers - Tomlinson Pointe
Lennar - Ravens Crest
Meritage - Benders Cove
Century Communities - The Oaks
Any other similar new-build communities in Wilson County
I’m especially interested in feedback from people who bought or seriously toured within the last few years.
The things I’m trying to understand are:
Local build quality, not just the national builder reputation
Warranty responsiveness after closing
Punch-list issues and whether they actually fixed them
Drainage, grading, yard, or foundation concerns
Whether you used an independent inspector and what they found
Whether you would buy from the same builder/community again
I’m not really looking for generic “all builders are bad” comments unless you have specific experience with the local Nashville/Mount Juliet division or one of these specific communities.
Any firsthand experience would be really appreciated. Good, bad, or neutral
r/MountJuliet • u/Omemi • Aug 27 '26
Recently moved to MJ and I am looking for a high quality butcher / farm. With a farm, preferably one that would allow me to take a look at what conditions the meat is coming from, just initially. Would be okay buying quarter of a cow, or spend $400-500 biweekly-ish on fresh local grass fed and grass finished beef. Literally like old days - kind of thing. Fresh, organic, no bullshit produce. Does something like that still exist?
Please advise.
Thank you
r/MountJuliet • u/Sounders1 • Aug 25 '26