Pool Fences
Code-compliant pool safety fencing for South Florida homes, HOAs and businesses — rust-proof aluminum & mesh, self-latching gates, built to Florida pool-barrier code.
In Florida, a pool fence isn’t optional — it’s the law, and it’s the single most important safety feature around any pool. Bulldog Fence installs code-compliant pool safety fencing for homes, HOAs and businesses across South Florida, combining child-safe protection with a clean look that fits your property. For more than five decades we’ve helped South Florida families and property managers pass inspection and keep their pools secure.
Residential Pool Safety Fences
Florida’s Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act requires a barrier around residential pools, and a proper pool fence is the most common way homeowners meet it. We install powder-coated aluminum pool fencing — rust-proof in the coastal climate, with the vertical-picket, non-climbable design and self-closing, self-latching gates that keep children safe. Removable mesh pool fencing is also available where families want a barrier they can take down. Every install is built to meet the height, spacing and gate requirements Florida code sets out.
Not sure what the code requires? Our guide to Florida pool safety fence requirements walks through barrier height, gate latching and the safest fence types in plain language.
Commercial & HOA Pool Fencing
Apartment communities, condominiums, hotels and HOA amenity areas all need durable, compliant pool fencing that stands up to heavy use and the salt-air climate. For these commercial properties, we install robust aluminum pool enclosures with panic-hardware or self-latching gates as required, built to code and to last. We handle the permitting and coordinate with property managers to keep the project on schedule.
Why Aluminum Is the Go-To Pool Fence
Aluminum is the most popular pool fencing material in South Florida for good reason: it won’t rust in the salt air, needs almost no maintenance, meets pool-barrier code with its picket spacing, and keeps clear sightlines to the water. See our aluminum fencing options, or ask us about removable mesh and glass alternatives.
Pool Fencing Across South Florida
We install and repair pool fences throughout Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties — from Boca Raton and Wellington to Fort Lauderdale, Weston and Stuart.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Florida require for a residential pool fence?
Florida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act requires a barrier around the pool that is at least 4 feet high, has no gaps or footholds a child could use to climb, and uses gates that open outward and are self-closing and self-latching. Local codes add details, and we build to the version that applies to your home.
Which fence type is best around a pool?
Powder-coated aluminum is the most popular pool fence in South Florida: it does not rust, meets picket-spacing rules, and keeps the view open. Removable mesh is an option when families want a barrier they can take down.
Do you install pool fencing for HOAs and hotels?
Yes. We install and repair commercial pool enclosures for apartment communities, condominiums, hotels and HOA amenity areas, with the gate hardware those settings require.