Pool Fence Installation in Madison, WI

Code-Compliant Safety, Designed to Last

Protect your family. Meet Wisconsin pool barrier code. Keep your backyard beautiful. Custom pool fencing installed by Madison’s most trusted fence company since 1947.

  • Code-Compliant Design
  • Child & Pet Safe
  • 75+ Years in Madison

A Pool Fence That Protects Without Spoiling the View

 

Pool fencing helps keep your backyard safe, code-compliant, and family-friendly. Struck & Irwin installs pool fences in Wisconsin using durable materials like ornamental iron, black aluminum, and removable mesh, with self-closing gates, proper spacing, and finishes built to handle sun, chlorine, and freeze-thaw weather.

What Comes Standard With Every Pool Fence Install

01

Code-Aware Consultation

On-site review with attention to Wisconsin and Madison-area pool barrier code.

02

Material Guidance

Ornamental iron, black aluminum, removable mesh, and pool-rated vinyl.

03

Self-Closing, Self-Latching Gates

Standard on every pool fence install.

04

Compliant Height

Typically 48 inches or higher, per code.

05

Compliant Gap Spacing

Pickets, ground clearance, and crossbar placement designed to prevent climbing.

06

Powder-Coated Finishes

Sun-resistant, chlorine-tolerant, and built for Wisconsin winters.

07

Diggers Hotline Coordination

Public utilities marked at no charge.

08

Permit Guidance

We share what we know about your municipality's requirements.

09

Final Code Walkthrough

We confirm every detail meets code before we leave.

A Compliance-First Pool Fence Install Process

 

Simple, transparent, and built around your schedule.

Steps:

  1. 1

    Free Consultation.

    Call (608) 255-1673 or fill out our contact form.

  2. 2

    On-Site Code & Safety Review.

    We assess your pool, yard, and any existing fencing against current Wisconsin pool barrier requirements.

  3. 3

    Material & Style Selection.

    Choose ornamental iron, aluminum, mesh, or pool-rated vinyl based on look, budget, and longevity.

  4. 4

    Detailed Estimate.

    Itemized pricing with no surprises. Permit guidance included.

  5. 5

    Code-Verified Installation.

    Our trained crews install with self-closing gates, compliant heights, and proper gap spacing, verified before we leave.

  6. 6

    Final Walkthrough.

    We confirm every code-critical detail with you on-site, so your pool fence passes inspection and protects your family.

Why Madison Pool Owners Choose Struck & Irwin

01

Up to Date on Wisconsin Pool Code.

We design and install to current barrier, height, and gate-latch requirements.

02

Powder-Coated, Weather-Tough Materials.

Engineered for sun exposure, chlorine, and Wisconsin freeze-thaw.

03

Self-Closing Gates Standard.

Every pool gate is self-closing and self-latching.

04

Clean Sight Lines.

Slim ornamental and aluminum profiles that protect without crowding the view.

05

75+ Years of Local Trust.

One of Southern Wisconsin's longest-standing fence companies.

06

Professional Craftsmanship.

Accountable from estimate to final walkthrough.

What Madison Customers Say About Working With Us

★★★★★
S&I has done two different fences for me at different properties. Both were great and the crews were efficient and professional.
Jon L.
★★★★★
Showed up when they were supposed to, crew was friendly, cleaned up after themselves. Fence looks great.
Adam B.

Pool Fence FAQs

What does Wisconsin require for pool fencing?

Wisconsin and most local municipalities require a barrier around residential pools that meets minimum height, gap-spacing, and gate-latch standards. The barrier must prevent young children from climbing over, under, or through it. We design every install to current code, but specific requirements can vary by city, county, and pool type, so we always confirm details for your address during the consultation.

How tall does a pool fence need to be?

In most Madison-area jurisdictions, a pool barrier must be a minimum of 48 inches tall, measured from the outside ground level. Some communities require taller barriers, and certain pool types (above-ground, in-ground, hot tubs) have their own rules. We confirm the exact requirement for your property during your estimate.

What is the best material for a pool fence?

It depends on your priorities. Ornamental iron is premium, classic, and very durable. Black aluminum offers a similar look with lower maintenance and lower cost. Removable mesh is the most child-focused option and can come down at the end of pool season. Pool-rated vinyl is low-maintenance and color-stable. We help you weigh trade-offs during your estimate.

Do I need a permit to install a pool fence?

Almost always, yes. Pool barriers are typically permit-required across Madison-area municipalities, and the permit process often involves an inspection. We share what we know about your community’s requirements, but the permit is the homeowner’s responsibility. The fee is usually modest.

Will my pool fence rust or fade in the sun?

Not if it is the right material. We use powder-coated ornamental iron and aluminum specifically rated for sun, chlorine, and weather exposure. Powder coating bonds to the metal and resists fading, chipping, and rusting far better than paint. With minimal care, a Struck & Irwin pool fence will look great for decades.

Can you replace existing pool fencing that does not meet code?

Yes, and we do this often. We will assess your current fencing, identify the specific code gaps (height, gate latches, gap spacing, climb-aids, etc.), and quote a replacement or partial upgrade depending on what is needed. Bringing your pool barrier up to code protects your family and avoids future complications.

Make Your Pool Safe and Stunning

Code-compliant pool fencing. Free estimates. 75+ years of Wisconsin trust.

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