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A pool should be a joy, not a worry. We install code-compliant pool fencing that keeps kids and pets safe while keeping your backyard looking like a resort. Self-closing, self-latching gates and proper heights — handled, inspected, done.
Pool fencing has rules — minimum heights, gate hardware, gap spacing — and we know them cold. We'll recommend the right style for your space (ornamental aluminum is the favorite), install it to code, and leave you with a barrier that protects without making your pool feel caged.
Georgia requires a barrier at least 4 feet tall around residential pools, with self-closing and self-latching gates that open outward, and limited gap spacing. Local codes can be stricter — we check yours before quoting.
What is the best material for a pool fence?
Ornamental aluminum is the most popular choice — it meets code, preserves the view, doesn't rust in pool-chemical environments, and looks elegant. Mesh pool fencing is an alternative but doesn't have the same look.
How tall does a pool fence have to be?
Minimum 48 inches in Georgia and South Carolina residential code. Some HOAs require 54 inches. We install whatever height your code and HOA require.
Will a pool fence lower my insurance?
Often yes. Many homeowners insurance carriers offer reduced premiums or require a code-compliant pool fence to write the policy at all. Check with your insurer before installation.
