On average, in 2022 the Cost of an Installed Mesh Pool Fence will cost between $1,350 and $2,800 for a full 360° wrap around. Overall costs are determined by a number of factors, the size of the pool, style & color of the pool fence, layout, type of entry gate or opening, and deck surface installed in.
Talking with one of our Pool Barrier Safety Fence expert installers will help to create a more accurate estimate of your project, either by an onsite evaluation or faster yet, by Google Earth when providing your address to view and measure electronically!
What is the Pool Barrier Safety Fence estimate and ordering process?
Pool Barrier Safety Fence has many installers throughout most of Florida to serve you accordingly. A simple phone call to our sales team @ 800-273-1555 or filling out this contact form will get the ball rolling. Once we receive either a phone call or contact form submission, one of our highly trained sales team associates will reach out to you directly for project location details. Not in Florida? Contact us for help in finding a qualified installer in your area.
We have 3 types of project estimate processes available, listed in order of efficiency.
- Pricing estimates can come quickest by utilizing Google Earth computer program to view and measure by simply providing your existing home/project address to us by methods listed above.
- If it is a new pool project that is still under construction, upload a pool drawing/blueprint on our contact form. This can and will speed up an accurate estimate.
- Lastly one of our local Pool Barrier dealers/installers can schedule a time to come out to measure and discuss all style, color, and gate options available onsite.
What are the pricing factors for Mesh Pool Fencing by Pool Barrier?
As stated above, there can be many factors in determining an accurate 2021 Cost of an Installed Mesh Pool Fence project. Here are a few to keep in mind in order of importance.
- Overall size of the pool to surround. For example, your “oval” shaped pool is 36 feet long and 16 feet across? This fence would be 97 feet long or 100 feet rounded off. The installer will stay off the pool’s water edge no less than 20” away (typically 24”) in order to create a “safe” space around the inside of the fence when installed. 20” is the minimum distance it can be installed by MOST state, regional building codes or regulations. If you have a screen enclosure, the length will likely be less than the total distance to install.
- What Style & Color Pool Barrier Fence are you going to choose? Our Invisaview™ Mesh style, available in black, brown, beige, white and white/black, which creates the most transparent appearance or choose our Selectview™ option, our most Popular style, available in black ONLY. Invisaview™ has a slight up charge over the Selectview™ style.
- Choosing our Quick-Close™ Gate System or manual opening will determine overall ease of use when installed. We ALWAYS recommend one or more of our self closing, self latching, Quick-Close™ Gate Systems!
This system of entry & exit of the pool area is the safest and easiest of a typical mesh pool fence. One must pull up on the opener located on the top of a MagnaLatch® safety gate latch, installed 54″ high out of reach of children, while the Tru-Close® spring hinges close the gate behind you, causing a secure closure every time. The key lock should be used to secure this latch at all other times. A single manual opening is installed, at no charge, near to the pool stair location when a gate is not purchased. - Will the fence be installed in a solid deck surface like poured concrete or a type of paver/stone surface? These don’t usually affect the cost often, except in certain paver/stone situations there can be a slight cost
increase. The main cause of a price increase, in this category, would be if all or some of the pool fence is needed to be installed in the grass, dirt or artificial turf in order to complete a safe & practical installation.
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