Best For

• Pool perimeter installations that meet Florida pool barrier code with self closing self latching gates
• Ornamental front yard fencing where curb appeal matters
• Estate properties needing tall, secure perimeter without blocking views
• Properties on canals or near the Atlantic where corrosion resistance is critical
• Commercial settings requiring a polished, security forward look

Built for South Florida

Aluminum is the gold standard for South Florida pool surrounds and coastal properties. 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 aluminum project is built to Florida Building Code 424 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.

Aluminum Fence Pros and Cons

Frequently Asked Questions

Does aluminum fencing meet Florida pool code?

Yes, our aluminum pool fence installations are built to Florida Building Code 424 standards: at least 48 inches tall above grade, picket spacing under 4 inches, and self closing self latching gate hardware mounted above a child’s reach. We handle the permit submission so your installation passes inspection on the first visit.

Will aluminum corrode near the ocean?

Aluminum does not rust the way steel or iron does. The powder coated finish on our panels is rated for salt spray exposure, which makes aluminum the preferred material for properties in coastal Broward and Palm Beach communities. For homes within a few hundred feet of the Atlantic, we offer marine grade powder coat upgrades that extend finish life even further.

How does aluminum compare to wrought iron?

Aluminum gives you the same elegant picket look as wrought iron without the rust, painting, or weight. Iron requires regular wire brushing and repainting in our climate. Aluminum stays sharp with nothing more than an annual rinse. For most homeowners, aluminum is the practical choice that delivers the wrought iron aesthetic.

Can I get aluminum in colors besides black?

Yes, our aluminum panels are available in black, bronze, white, beige, and several custom powder coat options. Black and bronze are the most popular finishes for Coral Springs and Boca Raton homes. We will pull color samples to your property so you can compare against your house trim and landscaping before deciding.

For pricing detail, see our guide to fence costs in South Florida, or visit our location pages for Coral Springs, Boca Raton, and Parkland.