The permanent option: powder-coated aluminum with clean vertical pickets, rust-proof for the life of the pool and the style most HOAs and stricter local codes prefer. It sits between mesh and glass on price, needs essentially no maintenance, and looks like a finished part of the property rather than an add-on.
We measure the run, check grade changes, and confirm picket spacing and height against your county's code and any HOA rules.
Flat-top, spear-top, or arched, in black, bronze, or white — matched to the house and to whatever your HOA permits.
Posts core-drilled and set, panels racked to the slope, gate hung and tested. Most runs finish in a day.
Aluminum will not rust. Around a chlorinated pool with constant splash, that is not a small advantage — it is the whole argument. Powder-coated aluminum holds its finish for decades with no repainting, where steel and iron eventually bleed rust onto the deck.
Usually, and it is typically the style HOAs prefer over mesh because it reads as permanent architecture. Send us your HOA's guidelines with your measure request and we'll confirm style, color, and height before you commit to anything.
Yes — the panels rack, meaning they adjust to the slope while the pickets stay vertical and no gap opens at the bottom. Stepping panels down a slope is what creates the gaps inspectors fail, so this matters.
Typically $25–$60 per linear foot depending on height, style, and gate count — more than mesh, well under glass. The free on-site measure turns that into a fixed written price.
Book a free on-site measure for aluminum or ornamental pool fencing — code compliant, HOA-friendly, rust-proof, and quoted in writing.
