Why Aluminum Fence?
For most West County homeowners who want a fence that looks good and doesn't need attention, aluminum is the answer. Steel and wrought iron rust. Wood needs staining and eventually rots. Aluminum doesn't rust at all, and a powder-coated finish keeps its color through hot Missouri summers and wet, freezing winters.
- Zero rust: aluminum simply doesn't rust
- Zero painting: the powder-coat finish doesn't need it
- Long life: built to last for decades
- Open view: keeps pets and kids in without blocking your yard
- HOA-friendly: one of the most widely approved fence styles in subdivisions
- Handles slopes: rackable panels follow hilly yards
Styles We Install
2-rail aluminum fence
Top and bottom rails with clean pickets for an open, elegant look. Most popular at 3 to 4 feet for front yards, gardens and backyard borders.
3-rail aluminum fence
An extra rail adds rigidity and a more traditional wrought-iron look. The usual choice for 5 and 6 foot fences, dog yards and pools.
Flat top or spear top
Flat-top styles have pickets that finish at the top rail for a clean, modern line. Spear-top styles have pickets that extend above the rail with a pointed finial, for a classic estate look.
Puppy pickets
Extra pickets added at the bottom of the panel to close the gaps for small dogs. A popular add-on for Ballwin families with pets.
Aluminum pool fence
Pool-friendly picket spacing and self-closing, self-latching gates to help meet local pool barrier rules.
Gates
Every aluminum fence needs good gates. We install matching walk gates and double drive gates, with self-closing hinges and latches available, and we hang them so they swing cleanly and stay aligned.
Built for West County yards: Almost no yard in Ballwin is flat. We plan every fence for the slope, rack panels to follow the ground, and step them where needed, so there are no big gaps underneath.
Not Sure Which Style?
Read our aluminum fence buying guide or compare aluminum vs. vinyl. Or just ask for a free quote, and we'll bring samples and walk your yard with you.
Common Questions
How long does an aluminum fence last?
A quality powder-coated aluminum fence can last for decades. Aluminum doesn't rust, and many manufacturers back their finishes with long warranties.
Is aluminum fence strong enough for dogs?
For most dogs, yes. A 3-rail aluminum fence at 5 or 6 feet is sturdy and hard to climb, and puppy pickets close up the gaps at the bottom for small dogs.
What color aluminum fence is most popular?
Black, by a wide margin. It disappears into the landscape and looks like wrought iron. Bronze and white are also popular.
How much does an aluminum fence cost?
It depends on the height, style, number of gates, total length and your yard's slope. We measure on site and give you a free written quote.