Pool Fencing — Code-Compliant, HOA-Approved, Beautifully Done
Florida Building Code 454 compliant pool enclosures, child-safety fencing, and removable mesh systems — installed across Naples and Lee/Collier County.
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Florida pool barrier code — done right the first time
Every pool installed in Florida requires a barrier compliant with FBC Section 454.2.17 and the Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act. The basic requirements are 48" minimum height, no climbable footholds, gaps no greater than 4", self-closing self-latching gates with the latch a minimum of 54" above the ground, and the latch opening to the inside of the enclosure.
We've installed hundreds of pool enclosures across Collier and Lee County. Every fence we install passes inspection on the first attempt — because we know the code, the local inspectors, and how to document it.
Options for every backyard
Most Naples homeowners choose powder-coated aluminum pool fencing. It's slim, attractive, won't rust, won't rot, and complements virtually every architectural style. Other popular options:
- Powder-coated aluminum (most popular) — black, bronze, or custom finish
- Removable mesh fencing — perfect for child safety with grandchildren visiting
- Glass panel pool enclosures for unobstructed sight lines
- Wrought iron for traditional and Mediterranean style homes
- Code-compliant self-closing, self-latching gates with magnetic latches
Why homeowners choose Frankie D's
- Free, no-pressure on-site estimates
- Custom designs that match your home and HOA
- Florida-rated materials, hurricane-tested installs
- Permits and inspections handled for you
- Workmanship warranty on every job
Common questions about this service
Yes — we install to current Florida Building Code, and our pool fences consistently pass first inspection.
Absolutely. Modern aluminum and glass pool barriers are slim, low-profile, and can be designed to blend with the landscape rather than dominate it.
48 inches above the finished grade — that's the FBC minimum. Many HOAs allow taller, and 54" is a common upgrade for added privacy.
Yes — when properly installed, removable mesh systems meet Florida code as a pool barrier and are popular with families who only need the fence when grandchildren visit.
Yes — broken or non-compliant pool gate latches are one of our most common repair calls.
Ready for a quote? It's free, and there's zero pressure.
Tell us about your project — we'll come measure, talk through options, and put it in writing. Most estimates take less than 30 minutes.