Pool Fences: What Dayton Homeowners Should Know

A fence around your pool isn't just for looks. Most cities require a barrier around a pool, and it has to meet pool barrier rules to pass inspection.

Why we like aluminum for pools

  • It's built to pool barrier code

  • It won't rust, rot or need paint

  • You can see right through it, so you keep your view of the pool

  • It comes in 4, 5 and 6 foot heights

We build it in 3-rail flat top, spear top and puppy-picket styles. Puppy picket adds tighter spacing at the bottom to keep small dogs in.

Gates matter most

The gate is what an inspector looks at hardest. Pool gates need to close and latch on their own, with the latch out of reach of small kids. We build them that way from the start.

Your city sets the rules

Pool barrier rules vary from town to town. We check what your city requires and build to it. If a permit is needed, we handle that too.

Get a free estimate

Call or text 937-267-1723, or request a free estimate online.

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