Pool Fencing That Meets Michigan Code—Built for Peace of Mind
At Pro-Line Fencing, we specialize in building code-compliant pool fences that don’t just look great—they protect your loved ones and meet every requirement under Michigan law.
Whether you’re a homeowner, HOA, or business, we’ll help you secure your pool with a fence built for safety, durability, and peace of mind.
Why Michigan Pool Fence Codes Matter
In Michigan, pool fences are more than a suggestion—they’re the law.
According to Mich. Admin. Code R 325.2128, any residential or commercial pool deeper than 24 inches must be enclosed with a fence that meets these standards:
- At least 4 feet high
- No more than 4 inches between vertical pickets
- Self-closing, self-latching gates
- Latch must be at least 54 inches above ground
Local cities and counties—like Kent County, Rockford, and Grand Rapids—may have even stricter interpretations of these codes.
That’s where we come in: we’ve handled permitting and inspections throughout West Michigan.
Aluminum & Vinyl Pool Fencing Options
We install two types of permanent, code-compliant pool fences:
Aluminum Pool Fencing
- Elegant and low-maintenance
- Resists rust and Michigan winters
- Ideal for in-ground pools, HOAs, and commercial applications
Vinyl Pool Fencing
- Durable privacy or picket styles
- Built to last with no peeling or chipping
- Great for homes with kids and pets
Every install is done with the local code in mind and the craftsmanship Pro-Line is known for.
Local Permit Help – We Handle the Red Tape
From Rockford to Kent City and beyond, we’ve helped homeowners and property managers get the permits they need. We:
- Handle all permit applications
- Coordinate with inspectors
- Ensure code compliance from start to finish
We’ll let you know exactly what your township requires and make sure your new pool fence passes the first time.
Installing on Concrete, Pavers, or Grass? We’ve Got It Covered
Every pool area is different. That’s why we tailor each install based on your surface type:
- Concrete: Core-drilled or wedge anchor installs for permanent durability
- Pavers: Base plates anchored below the paver bed or secured with hidden fasteners
- Soil/Grass: Deep-set posts with concrete footings and frost-resistant depth
- Learn how we install on concrete or paver patios.
Who We Serve
We build pool fences for:
- Homeowners with in-ground pools
- HOAs and apartment complexes needing community code compliance
- Hotels and motels upgrading or repairing pool enclosures
- Public and municipal pools requiring durable fencing systems
Real West Michigan Clients. Real Results.
“Pro-Line made sure our aluminum fence passed Kent County inspection the first time. They handled the permit, build, and even walked us through the final sign-off. Couldn’t be happier.”
“Their crew installed our vinyl fence right into pavers—flawless work and super friendly team. Highly recommend!”
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you need a fence around your pool in Michigan?
Yes. Michigan law requires any pool over 24 inches deep to be enclosed by a code-compliant fence.
When does a pool need a fence?
Once a pool is installed and filled—even temporarily—it may be subject to fencing laws.
How do you install a pool fence on concrete or pavers?
We use core-drill methods and custom base plates to mount posts securely.
Choose Pro-Line for Peace of Mind
We’re a local, family-owned fence company serving Grand Rapids, Kent City, Rockford, Sparta, Cedar Springs, and Greenville. Our pool fences don’t just meet code—they’re built with craftsmanship and care.
Ready to secure your pool with peace of mind?
