Aluminum Fence

Aluminum fencing, the iron look without the rust

Aluminum gives you a black ornamental fence that keeps sight lines open, which is why it shows up around pools, back yards with a view, and front yards where a privacy wall would look wrong. It does not rust, and the powder coat holds its finish with no repainting.

Styles and grades

• Two, three and four rail: more rails means more rigidity and a more formal look.
• Flat top, spear top and staggered spear: the picket top sets the character.
• Puppy picket: tighter spacing along the bottom for small pets.
• Pool code: panels built to meet the barrier requirements, with self-closing, self-latching gates.
• Residential, commercial and industrial grades: heavier extrusions for higher fences and higher traffic.

Build details

Posts set in concrete, panels racked to follow the grade so the fence line stays tight to the ground, and gates hung on hardware rated for the panel weight. Powder coat is applied over a pretreated extrusion, so a scratch does not start a rust line the way it would on iron.

Where it fits

Pool enclosures, sloped yards, properties backing woods or water where you want containment without losing the view, and front yards where an HOA calls for an open-style fence.

Permits and pool code

Pool barriers are inspected. We build to the code that applies at your address, including gate latch height and the maximum gap under the fence, and we pull the permit where one is required.