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Watch video Get a quoteWhy Choose Protect-A-Child to Secure Your Swimming Pool?
When parents and grandparents are searching for a solution to keep their loved ones safe around the pool and patio they come to recognize the importance of a quality product they can depend on. Protect-A-Child’s pool fence is just that, and has been keeping children and pets safe around the pool for over 30 years. In addition to the safety it provides, our pool fence’s transparent, attractive design and color options allow it to blend into your backyard decor. Most home owners tell us how amazed they are by how good the final product looks once installed. Here are a few features your family will benefit from when choosing Protect-A-Child:
- A quality fence made right here in the USA from a company that cares.
- Solid core fiberglass posts with a lifetime warranty against breaking or becoming bent.
- Childproof section latches that prevent even older children from opening the fence.
- Fence posts that lock into the patio.
- A quality installation from a father who cares about your pool and backyard like you would.
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Working in Southern California we see some of the most beautiful pools in the world. With such clients, safety and aesthetics go hand in hand. The quality components of a Protect-A-Child Pool Fence and our quality installations deliver the beauty, safety and quality that our customers demand. And they know they’ll never have to worry about their fence becoming bent, crooked or unsightly.