This homeowner who resides in Hudson called us to replace their existing rusty chain link fence that surrounded an in-ground swimming pool. They wanted a fence that would compliment the home and pool.

This is how it looked before we started.

The fence fabric has now been removed and my helper is using a jack that I fabricated. It makes short work of removing all types of fence posts, removing the post as well as the concrete that held it in the ground.

 Here you can see the post and concrete plug starting to pull loose from the ground.

This shot shows the posts as they are removed. The first beige ornamental aluminum corner post has now been set in concrete and has been leveled. We will build from this starting point. All posts are set in concrete.

You can see a short line of fencing now installed. If you look you can see the tripod that we use to secure our rotating laser which ensures everything is installed on a level plane.

In this picture (foreground) we have ended the run with a gate post. Gate posts are double the thickness of line and corner posts so they can withstand heavy abuse.

The fence is really starting to take shape at this point.

The fence looks great against the home and the homeowner is very pleased with the look.

The following pictures are of the finished installation shot from different angles. Go back to the very first picture and compare the two and I'm sure you'll agree that this is a nice looking job.

Because this is a pool fence we used spring loaded hinges that close the gate automatically. The upright latch that you see on the left side of the gate is magnetically activated and may be locked for security and safety.

Because this fence is made from aluminum and has a high quality paint job it will last for years to come without the maintenance of other materials.

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