Installing your own mesh pool fence is a hands-on project that requires careful planning, attention to detail, and a bit of patience—but it’s something many homeowners are fully capable of doing with the right support. You’ll need to measure your space accurately, plan your layout, and use basic tools to drill into concrete or other surfaces. It’s not a quick afternoon job, but with our step-by-step YouTube videos, in-depth how-to guides, and responsive support team, you’ll have the guidance you need at every stage.
By taking on the installation yourself, you can save significantly on labor costs and ensure the fence is positioned exactly how you want it. We’ve helped thousands of homeowners complete successful DIY installations with results that look professional and perform reliably. If you’re willing to put in the time and follow the process, you can achieve a custom, code-conscious safety solution for your pool—with confidence.
DIY pool fence installation typically costs 30–50% less than hiring a pro.
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Lay out your fence exactly how you want it—around landscaping, patios, or other features.
No need to wait for a contractor—start and finish the project when it works best for you.
Simplified installation with pre-assembled components and ASTM compliant materials.
Everything you need for a pro-grade DIY pool fence—materials, guides, and support.
Everything! As a DIY customer, you can order the same high-quality parts and accessories used by professional installers. You’re not limited to a “basic kit.” You can fully customize your setup to match your layout and preferences.
Available DIY Options Include:
You get full flexibility — the same parts a pro would use, shipped directly to your door.
Typical DIY installs range from $400–$1,200+, depending on your layout and whether you include a self-closing gate. You’ll only pay for the exact pool fencing parts you need — no labor costs, no upsells. Optional tools can be added to your order or rented locally.
Don’t have a drill? Some tools can be rented at your local hardware store.
Not sure how many poles, sleeves, or fence sections you need? Our DIY Calculator makes it simple. Just enter your measurements and preferences — we’ll generate a complete parts list tailored to your project.
Each order is shipped in manageable boxes, typically between 4-5 feet long. Fence sections are rolled, hardware is bagged, and everything is clearly labeled.
We’ve helped thousands of homeowners successfully install their own mesh pool fences—and we’ve built the most comprehensive and trusted DIY support system in the industry to make it easy for you too. From in-depth how-to articles and step-by-step guides to detailed YouTube videos that walk you through every part of the process, our resources are designed to set you up for success. Whether you’re just getting started or tackling a tricky step, you’ll find clear instructions, visuals, and expert-backed tips for installing into concrete, pavers, or dirt. No guesswork—just the guidance you need to get it done right.
The Knowledge Base is your first stop for any DIY pool safety project. It is packed with articles and information for a trouble-free installation.
Our YouTube channel brings Knowledge Base content to life with short, focused videos you can pause, rewind, and rewatch as needed.
The All-Safe Blog is our regularly updated news source for articles related to pool safety barriers, keeping your pool fun and safe, and getting the most from your pool-owning experience.
We’re happy to help. If you’re stuck, need help ordering, have a layout question, or just need a second opinion—send us a message or give us a call.
Your pool safety project starts here. Whether you’re fencing a backyard pool, spa, or patio, the right plan makes all the difference. Use our calculator to map your layout and order everything in one place.
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