ALUMINUM FENCING
Aluminum Fence Installation in Atlanta & North Georgia
Ornamental aluminum that will not rust, rot or need repainting. Powder-coated panels and gates, set straight on Georgia clay and backed by a full installation warranty.
WHY ALUMINUM
The fence you stop thinking about after it is installed
Wood asks for staining and steel asks for paint. Aluminum asks for a hose. That is most of the argument, and the three points below are the rest of it.
It cannot rust through
Aluminum does not corrode the way steel does. The powder coating holds its colour through Georgia humidity, and there is no annual wire-brushing and repainting to schedule.
It follows a sloping yard
Rackable panels pivot at each picket, so the fence steps down a grade smoothly instead of leaving triangles of daylight underneath a rigid panel.
Built to pool code
Self-closing gates, self-latching hardware above the reach line and the right picket spacing are what an inspector actually checks. We build to that standard from the start.
STYLES WE BUILD
Six aluminum profiles, and where each one belongs
Spear Top
Pointed pickets above the top rail. The traditional wrought-iron look without the rust, and the profile we are asked for most often across the metro.
Flat Top
Pickets cut level with the rail. A quieter line, safer around children, and a better match for newer architecture than spears.
Horizontal Slat
Wide slats run sideways with narrow gaps. Contemporary, more privacy than pickets, and it reads as a screen rather than a barrier.
Slat with Sliding Gate
The same slat profile carried across a driveway on a sliding gate. The answer where a swing gate has nowhere to open into.
Panels Between Columns
Aluminum bays set between brick or stone columns. More per foot, and the treatment that reads as permanent from the street.
Bronze and Brown Finishes
Powder coating is not only black. Bronze and brown sink into mulch and hedging in a way black never manages.
What actually moves the price
Aluminum is priced by the panel, but four things decide what the panels add up to. The estimate is free and we measure on site.
Linear feet
We measure the run, not the yard. Corners, ends and every gate are priced on their own.
Height and picket spacing
Four feet for a pool, six for a perimeter. Tighter picket spacing costs more and is not optional around water.
Grade and rack
A flat run is quick. A yard that falls away needs racked panels and more posts to keep the line honest.
Gates and automation
A gate is a small build of its own. Keypads, openers and heavy hinges move the number more than the fence does.
Aluminum fence questions we get every week
Is aluminum fencing strong enough for a real perimeter?
For a residential boundary, yes. Structural-grade aluminum with a proper post schedule handles wind and everyday knocks. Where security is the actual requirement rather than the boundary, we quote steel instead and say so.
Will it fade in the Georgia sun?
Quality powder coat is rated for years of UV without chalking, and the finishes we install carry a manufacturer warranty against fading and peeling. It is the closest thing to a fence that stays as it was on day one.
Does aluminum meet pool barrier requirements?
It is the material most pool fences in the metro are built from. What matters is the details: height, picket spacing, self-closing hinges and a latch above the reach line. We build to code and pull the permit.
How does the cost compare with wood?
Higher up front and lower over time. Wood needs staining every few years and boards replaced as they cup; aluminum needs washing. Over a ten-year window the gap closes and usually reverses.
Can it follow a slope?
Yes. Rackable panels pivot at each picket so the rails follow the ground. That is the difference between a fence that hugs the grade and one that leaves gaps a dog walks under.
How long does installation take?
Most residential runs go in within one to two working days once the panels are on site and the line is marked. Rock, heavy grade and automated gates add to that, and we tell you before we start.
