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We provide pool fence installation in Edmond, OK to help keep children and pets safe around the water. Our code compliant pool fences in aluminum, vinyl, and other materials are installed with self closing, self latching gates. We design each enclosure to meet local requirements and look great with your pool area.
Legendary Fence Company Edmond provides professional pool fence throughout Edmond, OK, Oklahoma and the surrounding area. Our licensed, insured crew delivers safe, clean, on-time work with a free estimate before anything begins. Call 405-477-1804 or request your free quote.
Safe, good looking pool fences for Edmond backyards
A good pool fence should do two things very well: keep kids and pets safe, and still let you enjoy how your backyard looks. At Legendary Fence Company Edmond, we design and install pool fences that work with the way Edmond homes are actually built, from 1990s brick subdivisions near Coffee Creek to older ranch homes closer to downtown.
When we visit your property, we start by walking the entire pool area with you. We look at how close the pool is to the house, which doors open toward the water, where kids typically play, and where slopes or drainage swales might affect posts. In many Edmond neighborhoods, backyards are terraced or have retaining walls, so we plan fence lines that account for step downs and transitions instead of forcing a straight line that will leave gaps.
We also talk through who uses the pool: young children, visiting grandkids, dogs that like to dig, or teens who have friends over. That changes the height recommendation, latch style, and whether you need extra features like self-closing hinges on side gates. From there, we recommend specific pool fence styles that fit your budget, HOA rules, and how much maintenance you want to deal with in our Oklahoma sun and storms.
Pool fence materials and styles that work in Oklahoma weather
Edmond sun, wind, and hail are hard on outdoor materials, so we guide you toward pool fence options that can actually hold up here.
Aluminum pool fence: This is our most popular choice around concrete pool decks in neighborhoods like Twin Bridges and Iron Horse. Powder-coated aluminum looks like wrought iron but does not rust the way raw steel can in sprinkler overspray or near saltwater pools. We use panels with narrow picket spacing that meet typical child safety standards, and you can choose flat-top, spear-top, or alternating patterns to match your house.
Vinyl pool fence: For privacy around pools placed close to neighboring homes, vinyl is a practical option. It handles Edmond’s hot summers without splintering like untreated wood. We help you choose lighter colors to reduce heat buildup and expansion along long fence runs. Where wind is a concern, we use reinforced posts and deeper post holes to prevent leaning.
Steel or ornamental iron: If you want a heavier look or already have iron fencing on the property, we can install galvanized and powder-coated steel pool fencing. We pay particular attention to coatings near irrigation heads, since hard Edmond water can leave deposits that eventually lead to rust if materials are not protected.
Mesh removable pool fences: For families who want a barrier primarily while kids are young, we can install removable mesh pool fences with drilled sleeves in your deck. These are tension based, so correct layout and post spacing is critical. We mark and core drill into the concrete with dust control and then set the sleeves flush so they do not become a tripping hazard when the fence is removed.
How our pool fence installation process works in Edmond
Pool fence installation is not just setting a few posts. There is a specific process we follow to make sure your fence is secure, code conscious, and fits the layout of your yard.
1. On-site consultation and measurement: A Legendary Fence Company Edmond team member measures the pool deck, yard slopes, and any existing fences or retaining walls. We identify utility lines with Oklahoma811 when we will be digging beyond the immediate deck area, which is common in larger Edmond backyards near the edge of town.
2. Layout and design: We mark the proposed fence line with paint or stakes. Together we decide where gates go so you are not walking all the way around the pool to reach the house or side yard. We ensure fence placement keeps a safe distance from low windows and climbable features like AC units, benches, or decorative rockwork.
3. Post installation: For fences mounted in dirt or grass, we typically dig post holes 24 to 30 inches deep or deeper in softer or newly filled soil. We mix concrete on site, set posts plumb, and allow proper cure time so posts do not shift. For deck-mounted systems, we core drill into concrete and use structural anchors or set sleeves in non-shrink grout, depending on the system selected.
4. Panels and gates: After posts cure, we attach panels, stepping them to match grade changes rather than leaving big gaps at the bottom. Gate locations receive extra bracing and heavier posts. We install self-closing hinges and self-latching mechanisms at a child-resistant height and adjust tension so the gate closes fully from a few inches of opening.
5. Final safety check and walkthrough: We check for any gaps larger than allowed by your chosen system, test all latches, and confirm there are no obvious footholds that make climbing easier. Then we walk the fence line with you and point out how to maintain hardware, what to watch for after Oklahoma windstorms, and how to adjust certain components if needed.
What affects pool fence cost and timeline in Edmond
Pool fence pricing is driven by more than just the length of the fence. When we quote a project, we explain every major cost factor so there are no surprises.
Length and layout: A simple straight-line fence across one side of a yard is faster and less expensive than a design that wraps tightly around irregular patios, curved coping, or built-in planters. Many Edmond pools have freeform shapes with stamped concrete decks, so we plan more cuts and custom brackets in those cases.
Material choice and height: Aluminum and mesh systems generally cost less than heavy ornamental steel, while vinyl privacy panels fall somewhere in the middle depending on style. Height matters too. A 4-foot aluminum pool fence is cheaper than a 5-foot design with decorative top sections, but if you have dogs that jump or want extra security, we will discuss whether the higher fence is worth it for your situation.
Surface conditions: Installing into existing concrete is different from setting posts in soil. Core drilling into thick or reinforced decks, working around integrated drains, or dealing with decks that have settled or cracked over time can add labor. Older Edmond homes with original 1970s or 1980s pool decks often require more careful drilling to avoid worsening existing cracks.
Access and site preparation: Tight side yards, steep slopes, or the need to remove old fencing or overgrown landscaping can affect both cost and the timeline. We let you know in advance if we expect to bring in small equipment to break out sections of concrete or if hand digging will be required.
Permits and HOA approvals: While many residential pool fences are handled under general residential guidelines, some Edmond neighborhoods with active HOAs require specific styles, colors, or submittal packets. We help gather product specs, drawings, and color samples, but the HOA’s review schedule can affect your timeline, especially in peak summer season.
Common pool fence issues and how we prevent them
Because we work only in this area, Legendary Fence Company Edmond has seen the same pool fence problems come up again and again, and we build our installations to avoid them.
Loose or leaning posts: In Oklahoma clay soils, especially in newer Edmond developments where the ground is still settling, shallow posts are a recipe for leaning fences. We go deeper than many national installers and bell out the bottom of holes when needed. For fences near irrigation lines, we also check soil moisture and adjust concrete mix to reduce long-term movement.
Rust and corrosion: Sprinklers that hit metal pool fences, especially near the back property line, can leave mineral deposits. We recommend aluminum or properly coated steel and show you how to occasionally rinse or wipe problem areas. For saltwater pools, we avoid plain steel fasteners and use hardware rated for more corrosive environments.
Gaps under the fence: Sloped Edmond yards can easily leave a 6 inch gap at the low end if the layout is not carefully stepped. We use shorter panels and more posts on slopes so we can follow grade more closely. Where dogs are prone to digging, we can set the bottom rail lower or add concrete mow strips in key spots.
Gate failures: A pool fence is only as safe as its gate. Cheap hinges and latches tend to sag or stick after a few Oklahoma freeze-thaw cycles. We use adjustable self-closing hinges and latches designed for outdoor pool use, then show you how to test and adjust them each season.
Before you hire any pool fence installer, ask how they handle slopes, soil depth, and gate hardware, and have them explain what specific products they are using. We are happy to walk you through the exact materials and methods we will use on your Edmond property so you know your pool fence is built to last.
