Florida Pool Code Compliant Pool Fence Installation
Protect your family with a code-compliant pool barrier built to the Florida Building Code. Our aluminum pool fence installations meet the four foot height, four inch picket spacing, and self closing self latching gate requirements that Broward and Palm Beach County inspectors check. Schedule your free consultation today.
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About Our Pool Fence Installation Services
Why Pool Owners Choose Us
- Built to Florida Building Code 454 on every install
- Self closing self latching gate hardware on every pool access point
- Permit pulled and inspection scheduled for you
- Aluminum panels that never rust in coastal salt air
- Powder-coated finish for long-lasting color
Our Pool Fence Installation Process
Every Xtreme Fence pool project follows the same four step process. Site survey, permit pull, install, inspection. Most projects are completed in 3 to 5 days from the first measurement to the final sign off.
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Get Your Code Compliant Pool Fence Today
Ready to protect your family? The team at Xtreme Fence installs code-compliant pool barriers across Broward and Palm Beach County. Contact us today for your free estimate and on site consultation.
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Best For
- Residential swimming pools requiring Florida Building Code 454 compliant barriers
- Homeowners replacing a failed barrier after inspection or insurance audit
- New pool construction that needs a code compliant perimeter before final inspection
- Properties where child or pet safety is a priority
- Coastal homes that need a rust proof barrier rated for salt spray exposure
Built for South Florida
Aluminum is the right material for South Florida pool surrounds. It will never rust, even in direct salt spray, and the powder coated finishes resist chalking and fading in our UV heavy sunlight. We install rackable aluminum panels that follow the natural grade of your yard, which matters on the sloped lots common in Wellington, Jupiter, and Palm Beach Gardens. For pool installations, every Xtreme Fence project is built to Florida Building Code 454 specs: minimum 48 inch height above grade, no openings wider than 4 inches, and self closing self latching gates with hardware out of a child’s reach.
Pool Fence Pros and Cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Code compliant for Florida residential pool barrier requirements | Higher upfront cost than chain link or wood |
| Open picket design preserves view sightlines from the pool deck | Does not provide visual privacy on its own |
| Aluminum never rusts in coastal salt air | Repairs may require specialty hardware to match |
| Powder-coated finish for long-lasting color | Sharp impact can dent the picket profile |
Related services: Most pool barriers we build are aluminum or vinyl. We also install and repair gates and repair fences even if we didn’t install them — ask us about your repair. See typical fence costs in South Florida or our financing options.
Get a free estimate
Send us a few details and our office will reach out to schedule your free on-site estimate. Prefer to talk? Call (954) 851-6610.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does my pool need a fence in Florida?
Yes. Florida Building Code requires a barrier around every residential swimming pool. The barrier