All-Safe pool fencing is a removable barrier designed to help keep your children safe in the swimming pool area. The fence is made of a strong, durable, transparent mesh fabric with sturdy aircraft grade, aluminum poles. The poles are inserted into small holes that have been drilled into your deck and the fence is held in place by tension. The fence provides a dependable, convenient, aesthetically pleasing layer of safety around your pool or spa. When not in use, the mesh pool fence is fully removable and can be rolled up for easy storage.
Get QuoteMore Info

All-Safe is the number one choice of satisfied customers nationwide. They are licensed, bonded, insured and continue to maintain a five star rating on Yelp, Google+ and Facebook. An A+ rating with the BBB and a perfect “A” rating on Angie’s List round out their credentials. Highest quality, top of the line fencing is manufactured here in the United States by their skilled craftsmen. Local distribution facilities and a network of independent dealers across the country and internationally make All-Safe a widely available choice. All-Safe is family owned and 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.
Get QuoteMore Info

There are several types of pool fencing available on the market, but very few are designed specifically for pool safety. Perimeter fences are most commonly used to follow the property line of your home and to help keep people outside your property and away from your pool. Isolation fences, such as mesh fencing, is used to separate your home from the pool or spa area.

Wrought iron fencing is sometimes used as a pool safety barrier. This type of fence is climbable because kids can use the iron slats to brace their feet and hoist themselves over. Iron fences don’t completely take away your view, but they do obstruct the overall look of the pool area. Wrought iron pool fence can rust over time and is not typically installed as removable. The cost of using wrought iron is usually much higher than that of mesh pool fencing.

Glass fencing offers the transparency that many people are looking for in their pool area. However, glass fencing is very difficult to keep clean, isn’t removable and can be extremely expensive.

Chain link fencing is quite obstructive to the view of the pool and is usually considered to be a construction fence. It is very climbable since the diamond shaped openings act as steps for children to use to easily get over the fence and gain pool access.

Wood fencing is not transparent and does not allow a clear view of the pool. For safety reasons, this is a huge drawback. It also obstructs your view of the natural beauty of your pool and yard area.

Removable mesh fencing is the clear choice for providing peace of mind to responsible pool owners.
Get QuoteMore Info

The majority of pool fence installations are usually completed in just one day. Larger, more complicated jobs could take two or even three days to finish. On the morning of your installation, you will meet with your technician to review and approve the final layout. The technician or crew will then perform the fence installation according to the plan. Holes will be drilled into the deck using a rotary hammer drill or water cooled, diamond tipped core drill. In either case, 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 provide a demonstration and show you how to use your new layer of safety.
Get QuoteMore Info

Pool safety nets have been used, around the world, for over 30 years, with an impressive safety record. There has never been a reported drowning with a pool net properly in place. Pool nets create a physical barrier, between the water and your child, which keeps the child suspended above the water. A child’s arms or legs may go through the openings, but their heads are too large to fit through the mesh squares.

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.

Get QuoteMore Info

The average range for a medium sized pool net is $1,000 to $2,500. The size, shape and complexity of your pool or spa will be determining factors in the cost of your safety barrier. Your choices in netting material, anchors, tensioning systems and rollers can also impact the price. The, onsite, quote you receive will include all materials and installation.

Get QuoteMore Info

Pool safety net installations are typically completed in less than one day. You will meet with your technician prior to work beginning. After a final review and your approval, small holes, about the size of a penny, will be drilled into your deck approximately two to three feet apart.  Anchors will be placed in the holes. The pool net material is stretched across the water, cut to the exact shape of your pool and the perimeter gets double wrapped. Your net is custom sized on site. 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.

Get QuoteMore Info

A pool cover must be ASTM compliant to be considered a safety cover.  ASTM compliant means that the materials and the method of installation have been tested and approved by an independent ASTM certified lab to meet national safety standards.

All-Safe offers three types of ASTM compliant covers:

1. Pool safety net:  A lightweight, easy to use, ASTM compliant safety cover through which the pool water can be seen. It provides an excellent layer of safety on pools and spas of almost any shape and size.
2. Winter pool cover:  A tightly woven, ASTM compliant, mesh cover used primarily to reduce maintenance or to to close down the pool in the off season. While this type of cover is very safe, it is heavy and cannot be quickly or easily removed for frequent pool usage.
3. Automatic pool cover: An easy to use, motorized, ASTM compliant cover, designed for both safety and maintenance. Suitable for use on rectangle or simply shaped pools with a deck free of elevation changes. Most pools are not designed to accommodate an automatic cover.

Get QuoteMore Info

The automatic pool cover is the only pool cover All-Safe offers 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 few  degrees. 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 around, the automatic pool cover will more than pay for itself.

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.

Get QuoteMore Info

Although All-Safe does install covers on empty pools, all ASTM testing is done with water in the pool. The water provides buoyancy that helps hold the weight of the cover and 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.

Get QuoteMore Info