In the U.S., the most common cause of death in children ages 4 and younger is accidental drowning. This unfortunate circumstance makes it imperative for parents to learn the risks their family pool poses to their children. A pool safety fence is one of the most popular and effective tools for preventing this tragedy.
All-Safe is a company that was founded to save the lives of children. We’ve collected these pool accidents statistics and created this swimming infographic to help parents understand pool safety regulations, pool fence materials, installation costs, and alternative pool safety solutions to ensure your family can enjoy your pool for years to come.
Preventing a tragedy starts with understanding the issue. By considering the following pool accidents statistics, you can help your family understand the scope of the problem and work together to create a safety plan for your loved ones:
We know pool drowning statistics are scary, which is why we build All-Safe products to help change them. All-Safe fences are compliant with the following legal codes:
Your local housing department will have more information on these regulations. You can also read the Safety Barrier Guidelines for Home Pools by the CDC for additional insight.
All-Safe uses the safest and most durable materials for swimming pool fences, including:
Affordability should never compromise safety. While installation costs vary depending on your custom needs, we stick to a standard pricing outline to ensure your satisfaction.
Your local All-Safe dealer can provide an accurate quote based on your needs. Call your local dealer to receive a free in-home estimate, where they will take measurements and work with you to build a plan that balances your budget and safety needs.
Reversing the pool accident statistics takes going beyond a one size fits all solution. All-Safe provides a range of safety solutions to help families develop the ultimate safety plan for their loved ones. You can choose to use various combinations of the following products to help improve the rate of pool drowning statistics:
At All-Safe, safety is first, last, and everything in between. We hope our swimming infographic helped you understand the problem and that we can work with you to prevent as many drownings as possible.
Call your local All-Safe agent today and let’s create the ultimate safety plan for your home, together.
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