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Joshua Palmer
I highly recommend Infinity Coastal Pools LLC! They were extremely patient in listening to our wants and desires throughout the entire process. Their team is very knowledgeable, professional, and took the time to answer all of our questions. Their pricing was also very affordable compared to other companies we considered. If you’re looking for a pool company that truly cares about customer satisfaction and delivers quality work, Infinity Coastal Pools is a great choice!
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Beverly Garza
From start to finish, a great company to work with! Our sales person/designer Marc Anderson was polite, professional and personable. Listened to what we envisioned and made it a reality. A family pool with the grandkids in mind. Kept us informed so there were no surprises and made the whole process as easy as possible. We highly recommend this company!
Pool Fencing
Safety That Suits the Backyard
A pool barrier is both a legal requirement and a permanent part of your backyard’s appearance, so it needs to do both jobs well. Infinity Coastal Pools installs pool fencing along Florida’s East Coast, from Palm Coast to Melbourne, meeting state and local safety requirements without walling off the view you paid for.
Compliant by Design: Barrier height, gate hardware, and spacing are specified to Florida’s residential pool safety requirements and detailed for inspection before installation begins.
Materials for Salt Air: Powder-coated aluminum and tempered glass systems resist corrosion in coastal conditions, where untreated steel and standard hardware degrade within a few seasons.
Sightlines Preserved: Fencing is laid out to keep the pool visible from the house and patio, which matters as much for supervision as it does for appearance.
Services
Safety Without Sacrificing Style
The barrier around a pool is visible from every window facing the backyard. Choosing the right material and layout means meeting the requirement without introducing a visual wall straight through the middle of the space.
Permitted, Inspected, Signed Off
Pool barriers require a permit and a final inspection before the pool can be used, and the specifics vary across Flagler, Volusia, and Brevard counties. We manage that process end to end as part of the installation.
Fencing Options
Glass Panel Fencing
Frameless and semi-frameless tempered glass that satisfies barrier requirements while leaving the pool and surrounding landscape entirely visible.
Aluminum Fencing
Powder-coated picket systems in a range of heights and colors, durable, low-maintenance, and the most cost-effective compliant option available.
Safety Gates
Self-closing, self-latching gates that swing away from the water, with latch heights set to the required specification and tested on installation.
Why Choose Infinity Coastal Pools?
When you choose Infinity Coastal Pools, you’re partnering with a locally owned Florida pool company focused on creating exceptional outdoor spaces along Florida’s East Coast. From custom concrete and fiberglass pools to complete pool renovations, pavers, screen enclosures, outdoor kitchens, water features, and more, our team brings decades of industry experience to every project. We believe the pool-building process should be clear, efficient, and enjoyable from start to finish. Our team provides thoughtful design guidance, quality craftsmanship, straightforward communication, and a detailed plan for your project so you always know what to expect.
We'll provide a detailed proposal, thoughtful design recommendations, and clear guidance so you can move forward with confidence. Call us at (386) 286-0680 to schedule your free consultation today.
FAQ's
Frequently Asked
Questions
We've provided answers to many of our most frequently asked questions. Have a different question for our team? We're happy to help! Just send us an email at info@infinitycoastal.com
What fencing materials do you recommend for pool areas?
Aluminum and glass panel fencing are the most popular choices along the East Coast. Both meet Florida's pool barrier requirements, resist corrosion from salt air and humidity, and keep sightlines to the pool open in a way a solid wood fence cannot.
Do I need a permit for a pool barrier?
Yes. Pool barriers require a building permit and a final inspection before the pool can be used, and the specifics vary between Flagler, Volusia, and Brevard counties. We handle the permitting and inspection process as part of the installation.
Is a pool fence required by law in Florida?
Under Florida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act, pools built after October 1, 2000 must have at least one approved safety feature. The most common is a barrier at least 48 inches tall with a self-closing, self-latching gate that opens away from the pool. We design fencing that meets the requirement while still complementing your outdoor space.