Every Austin consult is handled by our regional team at Texas Pool Barrier headquarters in Dallas–Fort Worth. Jeremiah, our founder, leads the team, and Kasi runs operations. She handles scheduling and installs and makes sure every fence meets Texas code.
Pools at apartments and rental homes must be enclosed under Ch. 757. Most cities adopt IRC/ISPSC barrier rules for single-family homes. Pool barriers are usually inspected with your pool permit. Rules vary by city, so we check yours before install.
Compare laws by state → Last updated September 26, 2026 · Independent code review pendingHill Country limestone and sloped yards: custom runs and core drilling for rock and uneven decks.
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Your barrier may not meet Texas code. The good news: this is exactly what we fix, fast.
Get a free on-site inspectionOur most transparent fence, with barely-there views, sag-free interlock, five colors.
Tough, free-woven, budget-friendly protection with sturdy poles.
Auto-latching every time, including our arch gate. Retrofits existing fences.
Key-lockable, mounted out of a child’s reach.
Seasonal take-down and matching caps that keep your deck clean.
“The best decision we’ve made for our family’s peace of mind. I can finally relax knowing my kids are safe.”
“Fantastic service from start to finish. The fence enhances the safety of our yard and adds a touch of elegance.”
“Sturdy, stylish, and built to last. The team listened to my concerns and delivered exactly what I needed.”
Austin Development Services Department handles City of Austin pool permits; Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown and Pflugerville run their own inspections, and Travis/Williamson counties cover unincorporated areas. We confirm the current rules before every install.
Counties we serveSteiner Ranch, Circle C, Avery Ranch and Teravista all have active HOAs. We handle the spec sheets.
Austin’s pool season runs March through October with long 100°F stretches. Hill Country limestone decks are common. Our core-drilled sleeves sit flush and don’t crack stone.
Texas DFPS reports dozens of child drownings every year, many in backyard pools, and a long Texas swim season means more months of exposure.
Source: Texas DFPS. Watch Kids Around Water ↗Yes. We core-drill small holes and set flush sleeves, which works on limestone, flagstone, pavers and concrete without cracking.
Yes. Mesh fences that meet height, gap and self-latching gate rules are accepted as pool barriers. We confirm Austin’s current code before install.
Yes. We serve 19 cities across Austin.
Those include Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Pflugerville, Leander, Liberty Hill, Hutto, Taylor, Manor, Lakeway, Bee Cave, West Lake Hills, Dripping Springs, Kyle, Buda, San Marcos, Wimberley, Bastrop. Don’t see yours? We probably still cover it, so just ask.
At least 48″ under local codes (IRC/ISPSC); Texas Health & Safety Code Ch. 757 for rental properties.
Gates must be self-closing and self-latching with the latch at 54″ or higher. We confirm Austin’s specific rules before install.
Our regional team, led by founder Jeremiah.
Kasi, our operations lead, schedules your walkthrough and install, and every fence is built to Texas code and our brand standards.
Pricing is based mainly on linear footage.
Gates, lockable latches, and deck conditions add to the total. Your free consult includes an exact quote.
Yes.
North Texas brings spring hail and 60 mph straight-line winds; the Gulf Coast gets tropical storms and hurricanes. Our mesh sheds wind instead of catching it, and panels come down fast when a storm is coming.
Your request goes straight to Our regional team. Expect a call within one business day to schedule your walkthrough and local code check.