Fencing
in Charlotte, NC

In broad terms: a minimum barrier height, limits on any gap a small child could get through, no climbable horizontal rails on the outside face, and self-closing, self-latching gates with the latch above a set height. The specifics vary by jurisdiction, so we confirm yours against the county before layout rather than at the inspection.

Often, yes, and it is worth checking before you budget for a new one. The usual failures are gate hardware that will not self-latch, gaps at grade on a slope, and climbable rails facing outward. More often than not it is a modification rather than a replacement, and we would rather tell you that than sell you fence.

Yes. The barrier is part of the final inspection, so the pool does not get signed off without it. We schedule fencing to land before startup, so your build is never sitting finished and unusable waiting on a fence crew.

Aluminium where the barrier should disappear into the view and never need attention, which is most of the time if there is anything worth looking at past the pool. Wood for privacy and for screening the neighbours, accepting that it will want attention every few years in our humidity.