Aluminum Pool Fencing in Brandon, MS
Aluminum is one of the best materials for a pool fence, and it is what we install most often around Brandon for backyard pools. It never rusts even with constant exposure to splashing and pool chemicals, it gives you a clear view of the water so you can keep an eye on swimmers, and the open picket design lets breeze through while still meeting safety code. If you are putting in a pool or need to bring an older enclosure up to standard, here is what to know about aluminum pool fencing and the rules it has to meet.
Why Aluminum Works So Well Around Pools
Pool areas are hard on fencing because of the moisture, the splashing, and the chlorine or salt in the water, and that combination will rust an iron fence quickly. Aluminum shrugs it off, since its powder coat finish does not corrode, so it keeps looking new for decades right next to the water. The open vertical pickets give you a clear sightline to the pool, which matters for watching kids, and they let air move through instead of walling off the yard. Aluminum also comes in colors and styles that dress up the pool area rather than making it feel fenced in, which is why homeowners who care about the look of their backyard tend to choose it.
Pool Fence Safety Requirements
Pool barriers have to meet safety rules, and the specifics come from your local code and any HOA requirements, but the general standards are consistent. The fence usually needs to be at least 4 feet tall, with vertical pickets spaced no more than 4 inches apart so a child cannot slip through. Gates have to be self closing and self latching, with the latch mounted high enough to be out of a small child reach, and they should swing away from the pool. We build aluminum pool fences to these standards and stay current on what the local inspectors look for, so your enclosure passes and, more importantly, keeps children safe around the water.
Installing Your Pool Fence
We handle pool fencing from the first measurement through the final gate adjustment. We walk the pool area with you, talk through the height and style, and make sure the gate placement and self latching hardware meet code. If you are replacing a rusted iron enclosure, we can tear it out and put in aluminum that will not corrode next to the water. Pulling any permit your project needs before we build keeps everything above board with the city. Read more about our aluminum fence installation or call (601) 721-9672 for a free estimate.
Get a Safe, Code Compliant Pool Fence
We install aluminum pool fencing that meets safety code throughout Brandon and the surrounding Rankin County area. Call us for a free estimate and we will measure your pool area and build an enclosure that passes inspection and keeps swimmers safe.
frequently asked questions
Aluminum never rusts, even with constant splashing and pool chemicals, so it holds up right next to the water for decades. The open pickets give you a clear view of swimmers and let breeze through while still meeting safety code.
Most codes require at least 4 feet, with vertical pickets spaced no more than 4 inches apart so a child cannot slip through. Your local code and HOA set the exact requirements, and we build to them.
Yes. Gates must be self closing and self latching, with the latch mounted high enough to be out of a small child reach, and they should swing away from the pool. We install hardware that meets these standards.
Yes. We tear out the old enclosure and install aluminum that will not corrode next to the water, so you get a fence that keeps its look and meets current safety code.
We build to local safety standards and stay current on what inspectors look for, so your enclosure passes and keeps children safe around the water. We can also pull any permit your project needs.
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