Pool Fence Installation in Frisco TX

If you have a pool in Frisco, you need a barrier around it. That is not just good advice, it is the law. Both Texas state code and the City of Frisco require pool barriers to be at least 48 inches tall with self-closing, self-latching gates. The latch has to be at least 54 inches off the ground so small children cannot reach it. We know these requirements inside and out because we install pool fences every week, and our installations pass Frisco building inspection on the first visit.

The two most popular options we install are removable mesh fencing and permanent ornamental iron. Mesh fencing is the choice for most families with young kids. It is see-through so you can keep an eye on the yard, the mesh is climb-resistant, and you can take the whole fence down in about ten to fifteen minutes when you want the deck open for a party or once the kids grow up. The posts sit in deck-mounted sleeves with flush caps, so when the fence is down, you barely notice the hardware.

For homeowners who want a permanent solution that also adds some style, ornamental iron or aluminum pool fencing is the way to go. The pickets are spaced no more than four inches apart to meet code, and we install self-closing gate hardware on every entrance. Iron and aluminum both hold up well in the Frisco climate, and the powder-coated finish means no rust and no repainting. Whichever option you pick, our goal is the same: keep your family safe, stay on the right side of city code, and make the fence look like it belongs with your backyard.