What we build
Pool enclosures
In Ontario a pool has to sit inside a compliant fence with self-closing, self-latching gates, and inspectors do check. We build enclosures that pass the first time and still look like part of the yard.
Most municipalities around here want at least 5 feet (1.5 m), no gaps a child can climb through, and gates that latch on the pool side. The exact rules vary by town, so we confirm yours before we quote.
A pool fence is usually a one or two day install once the materials arrive. Spring books up fast, so if you want to swim on opening weekend, call in late winter or early spring.
What you get
- Built to your municipal pool bylaw
- Self-closing, self-latching gates
- Iron, vinyl, glass or chain link
- Works around decks, rock and retaining walls
- Timed to your opening date
A good fit if
- A new pool that needs an inspection
- An old fence that would fail one
- Pools built around decks or rock
Think twice if
- You only need an ordinary yard fence (it will cost less)
Where we build it
Questions people ask
How high does a pool fence need to be in Ontario?
Most municipalities around here want at least 5 feet (1.5 m), with no gaps a child can climb through and self-closing gates that latch on the pool side. Exact rules vary by town, so we confirm yours before quoting.
How quickly can you get my pool fenced?
A pool fence is usually a 1 to 2 day install once the materials are in. We fill up fast in spring, so call early if you want it done before opening day.
Free estimate
Get a price for pool enclosures.
Tell us about the property. We’ll visit, measure and give you a written price, and an honest opinion if another fence would suit you better.
- 1 You send a few details, or call.
- 2 We visit, measure and talk options, usually within a few days.
- 3 You get a written quote: price per foot, gates and extras broken out.
Prefer to talk it through? (705) 977-2531