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Pool Fence and Pool Covers

What is an All-Safe removable pool fence?

All-Safe removable pool fencing is strong, lightweight fencing designed for the safety of small children around swimming pools and spas. The All-Safe fence is made of a durable mesh fabric comprised of pvc coated vinyl, which is nearly impossible to tear. Its support poles, which are spaced about every three feet, are made from aircraft grade aluminum for maximum strength and durability. Small holes are drilled into your deck and the pool fencing is inserted into those holes. When not in use, the mesh pool fence is fully removable and can be rolled up for easy storage. Removable pool fencing is one of the most common safety solutions for pool owners with young children.
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How safe is All-Safe mesh pool fencing?

All-Safe has been manufacturing and installing pool fences for over 20 years. We proudly maintain a perfect safety record with zero reported drownings. All-Safe pool fence materials exceed the nationally recognized standards for pool fencing (ASTM F2286-05-2013). Our mesh pool fencing is commonly approved by foster care, day care and adoption agencies as a primary pool safety device. All of the major drowning prevention and swimming pool safety agencies recommend removable pool fencing as a key layer of protection.

The flexible mesh fabric is climb resistant. Small children find the fence difficult to climb since they aren’t able to get a foothold like they might with a chain link or wrought iron pool fencing. The mesh is transparent allowing you a clear view of the pool area, which is a critical safety factor. The mesh is strong and woven so it cannot be torn by a child or even a powerful adult. The poles are also extremely durable and cannot be broken under normal use. Most families opt to include our self-closing, self-latching, key-lockable gate that allows adults convenient access but provides a secure measure to prevent children from entering the pool area.
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Why choose an All-Safe pool fence?

All-Safe is the number one choice for removable pool fences with over 20 years of expert experience in pool safety. We continue to maintain a 5 star rating on Yelp, Google+ and Facebook, an A+ rating with the BBB and a perfect A rating on Angie’s List. We are licensed, bonded and insured. Our top of the line fencing is manufactured here in the United States by skilled craftsmen, many with more than a decade of service. We have distribution facilities on both the East and West coasts with a network of independent dealers across the country as well as internationally. All-Safe has been recognized by the United States Small Business Administration as a Family-Owned Business of the Year.

All-Safe pool fencing has been tested on multiple occasions by three separate independent testing laboratories to certify compliance with the nationally recognized ASTM standard. All-Safe fencing is approved by the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety and has an LABDS Research Report to certify approval. All-Safe offers the largest selection of pool fence options in the industry including multiple heights, colors, pole styles, mesh styles, gate options, paint styles, etc.
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What is the cost of a safety pool fence?

The cost of pool fencing varies depending on the product selected, layout, time required to perform the installation and area in which you live. A good ballpark for a mesh pool fence that is all one level (no steps, slopes, etc.) and does not go through dirt or grass, is about $1500 – $2500. However, every situation is different. For example a fence with 90 degree turns, several steps, a sloped hillside, paving stones, and 3 gates is going to cost more than a fence with one gate that runs straight across a level concrete deck. Each job is bid based on the labor and materials required to complete the work.
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Are there other types of pool fencing?

There are several types of pool fencing available on the market, but very few are designed specifically for pool safety. The most common type of other pool fence is used to follow the property line of your home and helps to keep people outside your property and pool. However, this type of fence is not ideal for separating your home from the pool area.

Wrought iron pool fence was a common barrier used for pool safety in the past. Because kids can use the iron slats to brace their feet on a wrought iron pool fence is considered more climbable than mesh pool fencing. Although iron fences do not completely take away your view of the pool they are very obstructive to the overall look of the pool area. Wrought iron pool fence can rust over time and is not typically installed as removable. The normal cost for a wrought iron pool fence is 2x – 4x’s the cost of mesh pool fencing.

Glass pool fencing offers the transparency that many people are looking for at their pool area. However, glass fencing is very hard to keep clean, not removable and can be extremely expensive. It will often range from 5x to 25x the cost of mesh fencing.

Chain link pool fence is very obstructive to the view of the pool and usually considered a construction fence. It is very climbable as the diamond shaped holes act as steps for children to use to get over the fence. Chain link pool fencing will typically be 1.5x to 2.5x’s the cost of a mesh fence.

Wood pool fencing is not transparent at all so it will not allow a clear view of the pool area for safety reasons and obstructs the natural beauty of your pool. The cost of a wood pool fence would be 1.5x to 5x the cost of a mesh fence.
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How do I purchase a mesh pool fence?

The first step in purchasing an All-Safe pool fence is to get in touch with a local independent dealer. Simply fill out the “Free Quote” form located here or at the bottom of this page in the footer section. The form will use your zip code to locate a dealer near you and will provide a phone number for you to call.

The independent dealer will schedule a time to visit your home and provide you with a free, no obligation, pool fence price quote. When you are ready to move forward, you can schedule an installation directly with your local dealer.
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What can I expect on the day of installation?

Most regular pool fence installations are completed in just one day, while larger more complicated jobs might take 2 or 3 days. On the morning of your pool fence installation, you will meet with your technician and review the layout one last time. The technician or crew will then perform the fence installation. Holes are drilled into the deck using a rotary hammer drill or water-cooled, diamond-tipped core drill. Either way, we will need access to water and electricity. You do not need to be present for the entire installation process, however, it is important that you are available at the end of the installation so we can show you how to use your new pool fence.
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Pool Nets

What is an All-Safe pool safety net?

An All-Safe pool net is a special type of pool cover that goes over your swimming pool and is specifically designed to keep your young child safe. Children cannot climb over it, crawl under it, or get through it. Unlike most traditional pool covers, a pool safety net allows a clear view of your pool water which is an important safety element while preserving the aesthetics of your backyard. When it’s time to enjoy your pool, you simply roll the pool net up onto a roller and store it away.

The netting material is comprised of virgin polyethylene twine that is machine tied into 3-½” squares. Each knot is heat stented to prevent unravelling. The All-Safe pool net will support a minimum of 485 lbs., which is the requirement of the nationally recognized ASTM standard for pool safety covers. The pool netting connects to small anchors in your deck which look like pennies that are counter-sunk into your pool deck. To learn more about the specific materials and technical data of All-Safe pool safety nets,
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How safe is All-Safe pool netting?

Pool safety nets have been used around the world for over 30 years and there has never been a reported drowning while the pool net was properly in place. That is an impressive safety record. The reason why pool nets are so safe is because they create a physical barrier between the water and your child. Children cannot fit their heads through the mesh squares, nor can a child climb over or crawl under the net. However, when the pool net is removed, it no longer provides any level of safety, therefore it is extremely important that the safety net be placed back over the swimming pool after each use.
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Why choose an All-Safe pool net?

All-Safe pool safety nets have been laboratory tested to comply with the nationally recognized ASTM standard for swimming pool safety covers. One of the tests performed is to place a weight of 485 lbs. on the pool net to simulate an emergency situation where two adults would be rescuing a child while on the net pool cover. Our pool netting easily passed this test without breaking.

We use the very best materials available including UV resistant, virgin polyethylene for the netting, marine grade brass for the anchors, machine stamped stainless steel for the clips and solid braided polyester rope for the tensioning device. All-Safe continues to offer the largest selection of pool safety netting material in the industry including multiple color options, different anchor styles, tensioning choices and material thicknesses. All-Safe is the only company to offer the Titan Tool, 5 mm netting material and Round Loop Tool.
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What is the cost of a pool safety net?

The cost of a pool safety net can be more or less than a pool fence depending on the length and complexity of the pool fence. The average range for a medium sized pool net is $1,000 – $2,500. Larger pools will cost more and small spas will usually cost less. Pool safety nets are significantly less expensive than winter pool covers or automatic pool covers which can cost anywhere from $6,000 to $15,000. There are also a few choices of netting material, anchors, tensioning systems and rollers that can impact the price.
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How do I purchase a pool net?

If you are considering the purchase of a pool safety net, you will need to first get in touch with a local independent dealer. You can fill out the “Free Quote” form located here or at the bottom of this page in the footer section. The free quote form will use your zip code to locate a dealer near you and will provide a phone number for you to call.

The independent dealer will be glad to provide you with a free quote. When you have made your decision, you can schedule an installation date with your local dealer.
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What can I expect on the day of installation?

Pool safety net installations are typically completed in less than a day. Small ¾” holes are drilled into your deck approximately every 2 to 3 feet and anchors are installed. The pool net material is then stretched across the water, cut to the exact shape of your pool and then the perimeter is wrapped twice. You are welcome to leave while the crew continues the installation but will need to be present at time of installation completion so that you can learn how to properly remove and replace your new pool safety net.
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Pool Covers

What pool cover is right for me?

Every pool cover option that All-Safe offers will be a cover specifically customized to your pool, spa or water feature. What cover is right for you depends on your needs, budget and how accessible you want your pool, spa or water feature to be.
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What pool covers provide safety for my kids?

A pool cover that is considered a safety cover must be ASTM compliant. What ASTM compliant means is the material and method for installation has been tested and approved by an independent ASTM certified lab.

All-Safe offers 3 covers that are ASTM compliant pool safety covers:

1. Pool safety net: The pool safety net is a lightweight, easy to remove cover that can be installed on almost any pool, spa and water feature. A leaf cover can be added to help with debris and pet safety.
2. Winter pool cover: The winter pool cover is a heavy duty cover that is ASTM compliant for safety. It is not a cover easily removed for everyday pool use or maintenance.
3. Automatic pool cover: The automatic pool cover is an easy to use, motorized cover and also ASTM compliant. However, this cover is not for everyone; this cover has to run along tracks that cannot turn, go up or down elevation changes and cannot start and stop. This is also the most expensive cover All-Safe offers.
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What pool covers keep out debris and/or reduce maintenance?

A pool cover that will keep debris out of the pool must be tightly enough woven material that debris cannot get through the top of the cover and be anchored or sealed along the sides so debris cannot get under the cover.

All-Safe offers 4 pool covers options that will help keep debris out and reduce cleaning maintenance:

1. Pool safety net with leaf cover: This is an option where a mesh style custom leaf cover is added to your safety net. This will provide both safety and keep the majority of large debris out of your pool or spa.
2. Leaf pool cover without a safety net: This is a lightweight pool cover option that is similar to removing a pool safety net. However this is not an ASTM compliant safety cover. This cover is used only for debris or pet safety.
3. Winter pool cover: Winter pool covers can be used to winterize your pool in colder climates. A winter pool cover is an ASTM compliant safety cover that will keep most debris out of the pool. These covers are not a good option for someone who still wants access to their pool or spa on a daily basis.
4. Automatic pool cover: Automatic pool covers will keep a large majority of debris out of your pool and help with evaporation and chemical cost. These are the easiest pool covers to take off and on however they are the most expensive and pool restrictive.
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What pool cover will help with heating cost and/or is a solar cover?

The automatic pool cover is the only pool cover All-Safe installs that helps with pool heating. An automatic pool cover is a solid non-transparent pool cover so solar rays do not go through to raise the temperature more than a couple of degrees at best. But once the pool is heated the automatic pool cover will do a great job of keeping the heat in. If you want to keep your pool at a comfortable swimmable temperature year round the automatic pool cover will more than pay for itself in the long run.

One of the most common requests we get is for a cover that will use the sun to heat their pool. There is a cover that can do this, traditionally known as a “bubble cover”. These covers are not safety covers and can actually be a safety hazard if someone were to fall on it when the cover is still on the water. For this reason All-Safe does not offer solar bubble covers.
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What pool cover will help with heating cost and/or is a solar cover?

Is there a hard pool cover or a pool cover I can walk on?

This is one of the most common questions we get at All-Safe. There is not a hard or solid cover used for “everyday” pool safety. All-Safe does offer a rental or commercial purchase of platform pool covers. Platform pool covers are used for special events and will become the most unique dance floor anyone has ever seen.

However, for emergency reasons, all ASTM compliant pool covers must be able to hold 485 lbs. of weight without breaking. This is because if a child gets stuck on the cover an adult may need to go onto the pool cover to get the child. It is important to understand this is not to say it holds 485 lbs. of weight above the water. If enough weight is applied to an ATSM pool safety cover that person can reach the water. If it becomes normal practice to walk across your cover it will reduce its life. So the simple answer is, none of the commonly used pool covers should be considered a hard pool cover or a pool cover that can be walked on.
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What pool cover will allow me to shut down or empty my pool?

Although All-Safe does install many covers on empty pools all ASTM testing is done with water in the pool. The water provides buoyancy that helps hold the weight of whatever is on top of the cover. So when any ASTM compliant pool cover is installed on a pool without water it will require a liability release and can have an effect on the warranty.

With the exception of colder climates that need to winterize pool and spas it is not advised that a working pool be emptied or pumps shut down with or without a cover. With the exception of the net All-Safe pool covers will allow you to cover a pool that is not being used to keep a large majority of the debris out. They will still allow access to check and adjust chemicals and add or pump water out as needed.
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Pool Alarms

What types of pool alarms does All-Safe offer?

All-Safe offers a variety of pool, door and gate alarms. When alarms are used alone or in conjunction with a Pool Fence, Safety Net or Pool Cover, they provide additional layers of security & safety. Many pool alarms are also available to safely secure any above-ground or in-ground pool. Our Poolguard® Door Alarms are UL Listed, meet all building codes & are ASTM (F2208-02) approved. Poolguard® Door Alarms come with optional immediate or delayed alerts.

All Pool Alarms we offer are available for direct purchase exclusively through our online store and shipped from our Southern California warehouse. Please visit allsafepoolstore.com to place your order or view pricing.
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