Need a pool fence that passes the City of Toronto inspection the first time? Integra Renovation offers professional pool fence installation in North York. We plan, permit and build glass, aluminum, mesh and wood pool fences with self-closing gates, so your kids stay safe and you can fill your pool with no delay at all.
Your pool is ready, but you can’t fill it until the City of Toronto approves your fence. Many North York homeowners get stuck right here. They face confusing bylaw rules, gates that won’t latch or a contractor who never shows up. Integra Renovation fixes that fast. As a local general contractor, we handle the whole job, from the pool enclosure permit to the final city inspection. We build glass pool fences, aluminum pool fences and child safety pool fences that meet Toronto’s pool fence bylaw. Every gate we install is self-closing and self-latching.
We serve Willowdale, York Mills, Bayview Village, Don Mills, Bathurst Manor and nearby areas. Call +1 519 981 8478 today for a free, no pressure estimate from the best pool fence contractor in North York.
From frameless glass to aluminum and mesh, we build pool fences that meet Toronto’s pool bylaw. Every pool enclosure in North York gets strong posts, self-closing gates and a clean finish that is built to last.
Frameless and semi-frameless tempered glass pool fences that keep kids safe and your full pool view wide open.
Rust-free aluminum pool fences with narrow pickets. Low upkeep, strong in winter and a bylaw-ready height too.
Removable mesh pool safety fences for families with young kids. See-through, strong, and very quick to set up.
Wood pool fences that block nosy views and meet climb rules. Built with treated wood for cold Toronto winters.
Self-closing, self-latching pool gates set at the right height, so the gate shuts and locks every single time.
We help with the zoning certificate and pool enclosure permit, then get you set for the final city inspection.
Fences and locking gates for above ground pools and decks, so kids can't climb in while you're away from home.
Fix loose posts, broken latches and failed inspections. We repair or replace worn pool fences fast and safely.
Fencing and gates for hot tubs and spas, plus advice on when a locking cover is enough under the city's bylaw.
North York families choose Integra because we build pool fences right the first time. We follow the bylaw, pull the permits, show up on time, and stand behind every post, panel and gate we put in your backyard.
We've built fences in Toronto for over 10 years. We've seen every soil type, slope and bylaw change, so we spot problems at the first visit, not after your fence fails inspection and delays your pool.
From Willowdale to Don Mills, we've finished 500+ fences in North York. Ask us for a job near you. Chances are we've built one on your street or close by, and you can see the finished work yourself.
We're a family business, not a call centre. The person who quotes your fence stands in your yard on install day. We live and work here, so our name is on every job, and neighbours talk to neighbours.
We're a licensed contractor with liability insurance and WSIB coverage. If anything goes wrong on site, you're not on the hook. Ask for our papers before you sign. Good contractors happily show them.
No lowball quote that grows later. After a free visit, you get a written price covering fence, gates, permit help and cleanup. That's what you pay, unless you ask us to change or add to your job.
Most contractors say they'll call back. We actually do. You get a reply within 24 hours, a clear start date, and updates by text or phone, so you always know what's happening in your own backyard.
Read what North York homeowners say about our pool fence work on Google. From Bayview Village to York Mills, families trust Integra for safe gates, clean installs, clear quotes and crews who respect their yard.
See real pool fence projects we built across North York. Browse glass, aluminum, mesh and wood pool enclosures, with before and after photos, gate details and notes on how each fence passed the city inspection.
A pool fence project should feel simple. Our four step process takes you from a free site visit to a fence that passes the City of Toronto inspection. You’ll always know what happens next, how long it takes and what the job costs.
We visit your North York home, measure the pool area, check slopes and trees, and talk about your style, budget and timeline. No cost and no pressure.
You get a fence layout and a written quote. We help you get the zoning certificate and pool enclosure permit from the City of Toronto before we build.
Our crew sets posts in concrete, installs panels and hangs self-closing, self-latching gates. Most home pool fences take one to three days to install.
We test each gate and latch, clean up your backyard, then help you book the city inspection. Once it passes, you can fill your pool and dive right in.
Ready for a safe, bylaw-ready pool fence? Book your free in-home estimate with Integra Renovation. We measure, answer your permit questions and give you a clear written quote. Call +1 519 981 8478.
Got questions about pool fences in North York? Here are clear, simple answers on cost, Toronto bylaw rules, permits, height, gates and timelines. If you don’t see your question here, call us and we will give you a straight answer.
The best choice is a local, insured contractor who handles the permit, builds to Toronto’s Chapter 447 bylaw and gives you a written warranty. Integra Renovation does all three for homes in Willowdale, York Mills, Don Mills and across North York. Ask any contractor for recent pool fence photos and Google reviews before you hire.
Most North York pool fences cost about $40 to $150 per linear foot installed. Aluminum and mesh sit at the lower end. Frameless glass costs the most. The final price depends on the fence length, the material, the number of gates, and ground conditions like slopes or rock. We give you a free written quote after measuring your yard.
Yes. North York is part of Toronto, so you need a pool enclosure permit. First you get a Zoning Certificate from Toronto Building. Then you apply to Municipal Licensing and Standards. You can’t fill your pool until the City inspects and approves the fence. We help you with each step.
A pool fence on a single family home must be at least 1.2 metres (about 4 feet) tall. Multi-unit and commercial properties need a taller fence. The fence can’t have footholds or climbable parts on the outside, and every gate must be self-closing and self-latching.
The safest pool fence is one kids can’t climb or see through gaps in. Glass and mesh fences have no footholds and let you watch the pool from the house. Aluminum with narrow vertical pickets also works well. Whatever you pick, the gate matters most. It should close and latch by itself every time.
Often, yes. An existing fence can form part of the pool enclosure if it meets the height and construction rules. If a door from your house opens straight into the pool area, it may need extra safety hardware. We check your current fence during the free site visit.
Usually, yes. Toronto treats any pool that can hold more than 600 mm (about 2 feet) of water as a swimming pool, and that includes above ground pools. These pools need a compliant enclosure. Steps and ladders should be removable or lockable too.
Not always. A hot tub or spa doesn’t need a pool fence if it has a lockable cover that is permanently attached. Without that kind of cover, it needs an enclosure just like a pool.
Most home pool fence installs take one to three days once materials are ready. Custom glass panels can take a few extra weeks to make. City permit timing depends on the City, so apply early, ideally before your pool is dug.
Don’t panic. Most failed inspections come down to a small fix, like a gate that doesn’t latch, a latch set too low, or a climbable object near the fence. Integra can check your fence, fix the problem, and help you book a re-inspection.
North York has thousands of backyard pools, from older homes near Yonge Street to new builds near Bayview and Don Mills. Every one of them falls under the same city rule: Chapter 447 of the Toronto Municipal Code. This is not a suggestion. If your fence is too short, has gaps that are too wide, or a gate that does not self-lock, the City can issue a violation and order you to fix it — we’ve seen homeowners across North York get exemption refusals for exactly these reasons. A fence built right the first time saves you that trouble and keeps kids and pets out of the water when no adult is watching.
Chapter 447 sets the exact standard for every pool enclosure in North York. Here is what it actually requires, in plain words:
We design every North York installation around these exact numbers so your fence passes the first time.
Willowdale, Bayview Village, Don Mills, York Mills, Downsview, Bathurst Manor, Newtonbrook, Hillcrest Village, Bridle Path, Lansing, and the surrounding North York area.
Why North York homeowners choose Integra Renovation :
Ready for a fence that passes code the first time? Call +1 519 981 8478 or request your free quote below.
The best pool fence installer is the one whose fence passes the City inspection the first time. Look for three things:
Integra Renovation checks all three. We are a licensed and insured general contractor based in North York. We have built pool fences across North York for 10+ years. We don’t just put up fence panels. We plan the whole enclosure so it passes.
Here are the main rules for a single family home in North York. We confirm the exact rules for your property before we build, since the City can update them.
Rule | What it means for you |
Height | At least 1.2 metres (about 4 feet) for a single-family home. |
Full enclosure | The fence must go all the way around the pool. No gaps except a gate. |
Gates | Every gate must close on its own and latch on its own. The latch must be out of a small child’s reach. |
Hard to climb | No easy footholds on the outside. Keep things like planters, AC units, and benches away from the fence. |
House doors | If your house wall is one side of the enclosure, doors and windows into the pool area must meet the bylaw too. |
Permit + inspection | You need a Zoning Certificate and a Pool Fence Enclosure Permit. The City must inspect before you fill the pool. |
Tip from our crew: The most common reason a North York fence fails inspection is the gate. It sags, it doesn’t swing shut, or the latch doesn’t catch. We use heavy-duty self-closing hinges and test every gate before we leave.
We draw the fence layout for your permit application and build exactly to that plan. [Edit to match what Integra does: e.g., “We can file the application for you” or “We give you everything you need to apply.”]
A pool fence in North York costs about $30 to $300 per linear foot installed in 2026. Most homeowners pay $4,000 to $15,000 for a full fence around the pool. Glass costs the most. Mesh and chain link cost the least. Aluminum is the most popular middle choice.
Fence type | Price per foot (installed) | Cost for 100 feet | Lasts about | Best for |
Removable mesh | $30 – $55 | $3,000 – $5,500 | 8–12 years | Young kids, tight budget |
Chain link (pool-grade) | $30 – $55 | $3,000 – $5,500 | 15–25 years | Lowest cost, side yards |
Wood (cedar) | $50 – $95 | $5,000 – $9,500 | 10–15 years | Privacy from neighbours |
Aluminum picket | $60 – $130 | $6,000 – $13,000 | 25+ years | Best value, low care |
Semi-frameless glass | $150 – $230 | $15,000 – $23,000 | 25+ years | Clear view, lower glass price |
Frameless glass | $200 – $300+ | $20,000 – $30,000+ | 25+ years | Luxury look, full view |
