We install pool fences to code thorughout Gloucester, Camden, and Burlington counties. One call and your fence can be on the books and built in time for a great summer swim session. With 20 years of local experience, we know how to handle everything from the permitting to the installation so your pool fence passes inspection quickly and easily. Call now to schedule your pool fence installation.
New Jersey doesn't give homeowners much flexibility when it comes to pool fences. State pool barrier code sets minimum height, maximum picket gap, gate hardware specs, and bottom clearance requirements, and every municipality adds a permit layer on top. Getting this wrong can be a huge liability.
Washington Township requires both a zoning permit and a construction permit when a fence acts as a pool barrier.
Cherry Hill has its own construction permit process through a separate building department.
We've navigated these permit offices for over 20 years. We pull the paperwork, coordinate the utility locate through NJ One Call, and schedule the final inspection so you don't have to manage any of it.
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We install several pool fence styles that meet NJ ISPSC pool barrier requirements. Here's how they compare across property types in Gloucester, Camden, and Burlington counties.
Best For: Most residential pool enclosures
Local Context: Standard on newer lots in Cherry Hill, Washington Township, Voorhees
Pool Code Notes: 1¾" max picket spacing; meets NJ Section 305.2.5; see pool compliance callout below
Best For: Aesthetic match for brick or stone pool decks
Local Context: In demand in Haddonfield and Cherry Hill's older neighborhoods
Pool Code Notes: All Tri-State aluminum is powder-coated — no paint-over-raw-metal shortcuts
New Jersey's pool barrier code (ISPSC 2018, [Section 305.2.1–305.3](UpChapter 3 General Compliance: New Jersey Swimming Pool and Spa Code 2018 | UpCodes)) requires:
"Pool code compliant" language without these specs behind it is marketing, not information. Every Tri-State pool fence install meets these requirements before we close the job.
New Jersey requires permits for all pool barrier fences. The code baseline applies statewide per [NJ ISPSC 2018](UpChapter 3 General Compliance: New Jersey Swimming Pool and Spa Code 2018 | UpCodes) (48" minimum height, 1¾" max picket gap, self-closing/self-latching gate, 2" max bottom clearance on non-solid surfaces). Each municipality adds a permit requirement on top. See the full code spec in the Pool Code Compliance Callout above.
In South Jersey, NJ ISPSC pool barrier code is enforced at the municipal level, meaning Washington Township and Cherry Hill inspectors will check your fence against specific picket spacing and gate hardware requirements at final inspection. Licensed installation with permit coordination removes that uncertainty entirely.
Cost context: Pool fence installation in South Jersey runs. A standard residential pool enclosure of 100–150 linear feet runs. We deliver a written quote at the estimate visit before any work begins.
Warranty scope: Our 3-year workmanship warranty covers post movement, gate misalignment, and picket separation caused by installation error. It does not cover damage from impact, flooding, or homeowner modification. [Manufacturer material warranties](/warranty) are passed through separately. Vinyl carries limited lifetime coverage from the manufacturer.
Pool Fence Projects Near You
We've installed pool enclosures throughout Gloucester, Camden, and Burlington counties. A few recent examples:
South Jersey pool barrier requirements are specific, and every municipality in Gloucester, Camden, and Burlington counties handles permits differently. We've been navigating this process for over 20 years, from the first permit submission to the final inspection walkthrough.
Schedule your free on-site estimate this week. We'll review your yard layout, confirm which code requirements apply to your specific address, and deliver a written quote before we leave.
