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A mesh pool fence is a removable safety barrier that surrounds your pool to help protect children and pets. Built with strong, climb-resistant mesh and sturdy poles, it creates a secure perimeter without blocking your view. It stands 4 or 5 feet tall, features see-through mesh, and is securely inserted into your pool deck with proper tension—yet can be taken down when you need full access.
Compare fence heights, pole types, gates, color options, and layout solutions to build the right system for your space.
Trusted by thousands of families for child & pet pool safety.
A mesh pool fence is one of the most effective ways to help prevent unsupervised access to the pool — especially for families with young children or pets.
Designed to create a secure barrier without permanently changing your backyard, it adds protection while maintaining clear visibility and everyday usability. Many homeowners choose removable mesh pool fencing for one simple reason:
peace of mind when you can’t be poolside every second.
A mesh pool fence may be the right solution if:
When properly installed, a mesh pool fence adds an important layer of protection — helping your family enjoy the pool while prioritizing safety every day.
Most pool fence projects fall within a predictable range based on your layout, number of gates, and whether you choose professional installation or DIY.
Every pool is different, but the guide below gives a realistic starting point for both professional installation and DIY options.
Every pool fence starts with one decision: professional installation or DIY.
A local pool safety expert will measure your space, plan the layout, and install your fence to meet your pool’s exact needs and local safety codes. It may cost more upfront, but you’ll have peace of mind knowing the job is done right by a trained installer dedicated to protecting families.
If you’re comfortable with tools and want to save on installation costs, a DIY pool fence is a reliable option. We provide the same professional-grade materials, layout guidance, and step-by-step resources so you can build a safe pool barrier with confidence.
Choosing between professional installation and a DIY pool fence kit is easier than you might think. Answer a few quick questions below to see which option best fits your home, timeline, and budget.
Based on your answers, your yard and comfort level make you a good fit for either professional installation or a DIY pool fence kit. The best choice comes down to your timeline, budget, and how hands-on you’d like to be.
Based on your answers, your yard and comfort level make you a great candidate for a DIY pool fence installation. Many homeowners choose this option to save on installation costs while still creating a safe, removable barrier for their pool.
Visit our DIY pool fence page to learn how ordering works, what to expect during installation, and how to measure your space.
Based on your answers, professional installation will likely be the easiest and most efficient way to secure your pool. Our experienced team can handle layout planning, drilling, and installation to ensure your safety fence fits properly and looks great.
Request a quote below to get pricing, timeline details, and expert guidance for your specific pool and yard.
Most backyards have unique features — slopes, raised planters, tight access points, grass sections, or uneven surfaces. Removable mesh pool fences are designed to be flexible and can be custom-fit to your space while still meeting pool safety standards.
Whether you choose professional installation or a DIY kit, we’ll help you create a safe perimeter that works with your yard — not against it.
Secure sleeve solutions allow safe installation in grass and soft surfaces.
Fence sections can connect directly to walls or structures where needed.
If you’re not sure what you need, we’ll help you figure it out — whether you’re installing your pool fence yourself or working with a professional.
Not sure where to start? Here are answers to the most common questions homeowners ask when planning a pool fence.
Pool fence cost depends on your pool size, layout, and whether you choose professional installation or a DIY kit. Most professionally installed pool fences range from $2,000–$3,500+, while DIY options can cost significantly less depending on the size of your project. The best way to get accurate pricing is to request a quote or measure your layout for a DIY estimate.
Many homeowners choose DIY pool fence installation to save on cost, especially if they’re comfortable using basic tools like a hammer drill. Others prefer professional installation for convenience and precision. Our team can help you choose the best option based on your yard, timeline, and comfort level.
Removable mesh pool fences are designed to be strong while maintaining visibility. The transparent mesh and slim poles allow you to keep an open view of your pool area while still creating a secure safety barrier.
Most professional pool fence installations are completed in just a few hours and typically within one day.
DIY installation time varies based on experience and yard size, but many homeowners complete their project over a weekend.
In most areas, All-Safe removable mesh pool fencing is designed to meet common pool safety barrier requirements. However, codes vary by state, county, and city. We recommend checking your local requirements, and our team or local installers can help guide you to ensure compliance.
Visit our Pool Fence Code & Compliance page to learn more about common regulations and how to stay compliant.
Many local pool safety codes require a self-closing, self-latching gate as part of the barrier system. Even where not required, self-closing gates are strongly recommended for safety and convenience.
Most residential pool fences are 4 feet or 5 feet tall. Some areas require a minimum height, so checking local code is important. Taller fences provide additional safety and may be recommended depending on your layout.
Mesh pool fences are designed specifically for child safety. The tightly woven mesh makes climbing difficult, and the tensioned installation helps prevent panels from being pushed over. No barrier replaces supervision, but a properly installed pool fence provides a critical layer of protection.
Pool fences can be installed in concrete, pavers, turf, dirt, and other surfaces using the proper techniques and sleeves. Each installation is customized to the surface and layout of your yard.
Most yards have unique features like slopes, raised planters, or tight spaces. Removable mesh fencing is highly adaptable and can be custom-fit to follow grade changes and work around obstacles while maintaining safety.
Yes. Removable mesh pool fences are designed to be taken down and reinstalled when needed. Deck sleeves remain flush with the surface, and optional deck plugs can cover holes when the fence is removed.
Many homeowners install mesh pool fencing to help protect pets as well as children. It helps prevent unsupervised access to the pool area and creates a safer backyard environment for the whole family.
Most dogs leave the fence alone — but you know your pet best. If your dog tends to chew or claw at barriers, extra caution may be needed. While a determined pet may find a way (as they often do), removable mesh fencing still provides an important safety boundary and visual barrier.
If damage does occur, individual sections, mesh, or hardware can be repaired or replaced without replacing the entire fence system.
With proper care, a quality removable mesh pool fence can last many years. Aluminum poles, stainless hardware, and UV-resistant mesh are designed to withstand outdoor conditions and regular use.
Whether you plan to install it yourself or work with a professional, we’ll help you choose the safest and easiest solution for your space.
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