Aluminum Fence

Puppy Picket is an add-on that doubles the picket density along the bottom of the fence so small dogs and puppies cannot squeeze through. If you have a Yorkie, dachshund, miniature poodle, or any small breed, Puppy Picket is the difference between a fence that contains them and one that does not. It is a popular add-on for our Wesley Chapel and Lutz pet-owner customers.

Yes. Florida residential pool code requires a minimum 4-foot fence with self-closing, self-latching gates and pickets spaced under 4 inches. Our pool-code aluminum fences exceed those standards and pass first-attempt inspections in Pasco, Hernando, and Hillsborough counties.

No. Quality aluminum fence is fundamentally rust-proof — aluminum simply does not rust the way iron does. Combined with a baked-on powder coat finish, our fences hold their finish for decades even within sight of Tampa Bay salt air.

Aluminum fence delivers the same elegant look as wrought iron at a lower cost, with zero rust risk, easier installation, and a lifetime warranty. The only reason to choose true wrought iron today is if you specifically want the heaviness and historical authenticity of forged steel.

Florida residential pool code requires the barrier to be a minimum of 48 inches above grade with a self-closing, self-latching gate that opens away from the pool. Many Wesley Chapel HOAs and Pasco County require 5′ or 6′. We design pool fence projects to meet or exceed your local code.