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Height, gaps, and gate placement confirmed against your city's pool barrier rules before we build.
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Pool fencing
Pool fences that pass inspection.
Self-closing, self-latching gates, panels sized to the barrier rules, and the building permit pulled. Aluminum, vinyl, or wood privacy around the pool yard.
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Built to code
What every pool fence we build has.
A pool fence is the one fence where code isn't optional. It protects kids and pets, and it keeps your homeowner's insurance in place.
Self-closing, self-latching gates
Every pool gate closes and latches on its own, with the latch above a child's reach. Standard, not an upgrade.
Building permit pulled
Pool barriers need a building permit in Virginia Beach, Norfolk, and Chesapeake. We pull it; Virginia Beach also takes a Pool Barrier Affidavit.
Pool fences we built
Around Hampton Roads pools.
Free estimate
Pool fence, permit, and gates, one price.
We tie a pool enclosure into your existing fence when that's the better build.
Questions
Pool fence questions.
What do Virginia's pool fence rules require?
Adequate height, limited gaps and climbable footholds, and gates that self-close and self-latch above a child's reach. We confirm your city's exact rule before we build.
Do I need a permit for a pool fence?
Yes, a building permit, in Virginia Beach, Norfolk, and Chesapeake. Virginia Beach also requires its Pool Barrier Affidavit. We pull it.
What material is best for a pool fence?
Powder-coated aluminum is our standard. It doesn't rust, needs no paint, and keeps the view of the water.
Can you add a pool fence to my existing fence?
Yes. We regularly tie a code-built enclosure into an existing wood, vinyl, or aluminum line.