Aluminum Fence Installation in Baton Rouge
Ornamental aluminum gives you the classic look of wrought iron without the rust, which is a big deal in a humid, rainy climate. It's the go-to choice for front yards, pool enclosures and anywhere you want security without blocking the view.
Front-yard friendly by design
East Baton Rouge Parish rules limit fences over 4 ft in front and corner-side yards unless they're at least 70% transparent. Most picket-style aluminum fences are mostly open space, which makes aluminum a natural fit where a solid fence wouldn't be allowed. Your contractor should still confirm the specifics for your lot.
Pools and pets
Aluminum is widely used for pool barriers because it can be built with close picket spacing and self-closing, self-latching gates. If the fence is a required pool barrier, local code requirements apply, so tell your installer up front. Puppy-picket options close the gaps at the bottom for small dogs.
Low wind load
Because air passes through, aluminum fences take far less wind load than solid privacy fences, which is helpful during tropical storms.
What affects the price
- Linear footage and height
- Material grade and style
- Number and size of gates
- Removing and hauling an old fence
- Slope, access, roots and ground conditions
- Permit requirements for your address
Prices vary widely between projects, so the only reliable number is a written quote for your property. Request a free estimate.
Where we install
Baton Rouge and nearby Prairieville, Denham Springs, Zachary, Central, Gonzales, Shenandoah.
Frequently asked questions
Does aluminum fencing rust?
Aluminum does not rust the way steel and iron do. Powder-coated finishes protect the color; ask about the finish warranty on the product quoted.
Is aluminum strong enough for security?
Residential aluminum comes in different grades. Heavier commercial-grade pickets and rails are available when strength matters more than budget.
Can aluminum follow a sloped yard?
Yes. Many panels can be racked to follow grade, or stepped on steeper slopes. Your installer will recommend the best approach for your yard.