Rust-proof, pool-code compliant, and the HOA favorite for front yards.
Aluminum ornamental fencing never rusts and is the material most often approved by Miami-Dade HOAs for front yards and pool enclosures.

Aluminum is the right call anywhere you want security and a sight line at the same time: front yards, lake and canal frontage, pool enclosures and community perimeters. Unlike steel or wrought iron, aluminum cannot rust — a real advantage two miles from Biscayne Bay salt air.
We install architectural-grade extruded aluminum with a baked-on AAMA 2604 powder-coat finish in black, bronze and white, in flat-top, spear-top, and flush-bottom styles from 4 to 6 feet tall. Residential grade is fine for most yards; we step up to industrial grade with heavier pickets and rails for commercial lots, HOA perimeters and driveway gate returns.
For pool enclosures, we build to Florida Building Code residential pool barrier requirements: minimum 4-foot height, no more than 4-inch gaps between pickets, no external horizontal climbing rails, and self-closing, self-latching gates that swing away from the water with the latch at least 54 inches off the ground.
Commercial-grade aluminum with 1-inch pickets and 4-inch posts provides real perimeter security and passes commercial wind-load calculations. Residential grade is intended for enclosure and code compliance rather than forced-entry resistance.
Yes, when built as a barrier: at least 4 feet tall, gaps no wider than 4 inches, no exterior climbing rails, and a self-closing, self-latching gate that opens away from the pool with the latch 54 inches or higher.
A baked AAMA 2604 powder-coat finish carries a lifetime warranty against chipping, peeling and excessive fade. Rinsing salt film off twice a year is the only maintenance we recommend.
Free on-site measure, itemized written quote, permits pulled, 10-year workmanship warranty. Quotes come back within one business day.