Aluminum Fences & Gates

No. Architectural-grade aluminum cannot rust, which is why it's the go-to near the coast and around pools. The multi-stage powder-coat finish resists chips and UV fading, and the metal underneath never corrodes the way iron or steel can.

Yes — an aluminum pool fence is the top choice in SoCal. It can't rust from splash or salt, meets California pool-barrier heights, and takes self-closing, self-latching gates, so it's the material we recommend for most pool fence enclosures. See our California pool fence requirements guide for the code details.

Yes — a matte black aluminum fence is our most-requested finish by far, and we also do bronze, custom powder-coat colors, and realistic wood-look grains. The finish is baked on in multiple stages so it resists chips, UV fade, and salt air for decades.

Both. We install pre-fabricated aluminum fence panels for speed and consistency, and fabricate custom spans, slat spacing, and gates when a job calls for it — so the fence fits your actual site instead of forcing the site to fit stock panels.

Most projects run matte black, with custom powder-coat colors and realistic wood-look finishes available. Narrow-slat, wide-slat, tongue-and-groove privacy, and louvered panels are the most requested styles, with matching gates and even accent-wall cladding.

They share the premium tier. In the LA market aluminum slat systems typically run $180–$200 per linear foot installed, while steel spans $100–$250 depending on design — simple picket at the lower end, custom security and estate work at the top. The choice comes down to look and job: modern slat systems and coastal/pool settings favor aluminum; maximum-security perimeters and massive estate gates favor steel.