Aluminum & Ornamental Pool Fence Installation
4-ft aluminum pool fencing built to Georgia code. Self-closing gates, chain-link, ornamental — install & repair.
Byron · Macon · Warner Robins · Perry · Robins AFB · Middle GA
A pool should feel relaxing—not leave you worried about whether the barrier is safe, code-conscious or right for the property. Byron Fence installs aluminum, ornamental steel and chain-link pool fencing designed around Georgia pool-barrier requirements without sacrificing the appearance of your home, community or commercial property.
We account for deck footings, coping, autocovers, equipment pads, slopes and unusual openings before installation. Choose ornamental aluminum pool fencing for a clean, low-maintenance look; ornamental steel for added presence; or chain link for practical security.
We serve Byron, Macon, Warner Robins, Perry, Dublin and Columbus, with high-end residential and commercial pool-fence projects in Atlanta.
(Pool) Safety First
Georgia code for pool barriers states the fence must:
be at least 48 inches tall
have gaps no greater than 1.75 inches wide
have self-closing, self-latching pedestrian gates
have the gates open outward, away from the pool
Byron Fence installs ornamental fence and chain link fence to fit the pool code requirements and keep your property a safe space. We can even install your fence in concrete if necessary.
Why choose Byron Fence?
We work around pools every week. We know how deck footings, coping, autocovers and equipment pads change where a post can go.
We've seen the hard yards. Sloped grades, odd shapes and openings that don't match a stock panel. We've solved those before and we'll tell you up front how we'd handle yours.
We’re actually local. Local crew, local service calls, and we answer the phone. (Tip: We also answer texts! Just include your address.) We proudly serve Byron, Macon, Warner Robins, Fort Valley, Bonaire, Centerville, Forsyth, Gray, Perry - the greater Middle Georgia area.
Frequently Asked Questions
How tall does a pool fence have to be in Georgia?
At least 48 inches, measured from the ground on the outside of the barrier, with no opening that passes a 4-inch sphere.
Can I use my existing privacy fence as the pool barrier?
Sometimes. It has to meet the height and opening limits, sit within the ground-clearance allowance, and the gates have to self-close and self-latch. Frequently the fence passes and the gate doesn't.
Aluminum, steel, or chain link?
Aluminum for almost everyone — it never rusts and needs no maintenance, and it has the aesthetic appeal of classic wrought iron fence. Steel is also aesthetic, but more durable, and is the better choice if you need the fence installed in/on a concrete deck. Chain link is more economical but still a safe choice.
Will a fence post crack my pool deck?
Not if it's set correctly. We core-drill and set posts in concrete, or mount to the deck with base plates where a footing won't allow a dig.
How long does installation take?
Most residential pool fences go in within one to three days once materials arrive.
Do you install around an existing pool?
Yes. Most of our pool fence work is on pools that are already in the ground.