Tucson Pool Safety Fencing
How Pool Guard Fencing Works

Our sturdy, lightweight pool fencing is tension based and can be installed on any surface such as concrete, cool decking, pavers, tile, travertine, stone, grass and dirt to name a few. Our fencing can be removed in minutes by an adult and easily stored away. Installation of our mesh swimming pool fencing requires the drilling of 1 1/8 inch holes in hard surfaces such as concrete.  If your fence goes into dirt, grass, anything soft it will require a concrete footing.  Once the holes are drilled we place a sleeve insert into the hole or if your using footers through landscape we put piping into the concrete all to support the pool fence and keep the tension tight. The holes we drill into the decking can be covered with our color-coordinated plugs which are flush with the decking when your mesh swimming pool fence is not in use. 

Pool Guard always recommends that you keep your fencing up all through out the year but we understand that part of the appeal to the mesh fencing system is that it can be removed for those occasions such as when your entertaining when children are not present.  To remove our mesh pool fencing you release the tension of the fence by pulling two poles together (where one 15 foot section ends and the other begins), release the tension of the latch, pull the latch out of the eye bolt and lift up on the first pole and begin to take it out of the hole. The mesh swimming pool fencing is then rolled to the 2nd pole, 3rd and so on until your fence is completely removed.  Our self closing, self latching pool gates which are stand alone (meaning, it does not rely on the fence tension, it has it's own gate frame) is also removable.

When your ready to put the mesh swimming pool fencing back in place, you simply put the first pole in the first hole and unroll the fence and continue placing the poles into the holes which are every 3 feet.  The process is simple and can be done in minutes.

Pool Guard's pool fence can also be attached to homes, stucco, block, wood, etc... block walls or other items.  If you have nothing to attached to we offer fence posts that we concrete into dirt or bolt down to decking.  Pool Guard fence can be in any shape, 90 degrees, curves and swerves, straight lines, zig zags, virtually anything you desire.  Pool Guard fencing can also attach to existing primary barrier walls so that you only have to fence off your pool doing an "L" shape or "U" shape.  Pool Guard always recommends fully enclosing your pool so if you do an "L" shape or "U" shape you want to ensure that you have no other access areas to your pool.