Pool safety nets present a great option for securing your pool for a property where there is a great view and you do not want the obstruction (even the slightest) due to a pool safety fence. A recent client of Pool Guard of Puerto Rico fits this description to a proverbial "T". The house is up in the mountains with a view of three other towns around it and the owner did not want to obstruct the view in any way shape or form. He elected to have a pool safety net installed as all of his kids have had swimming lessons but his concern was for the children that come to the house and visit. He has four kids,one can only imagine how many kids are at this house in a given weekend especially during the holidays.   

Several times a year we get a call from existing customers that have purchased a pool safety fence from us or another company and they have elected to move into a different home and would like to take their fence with them. They of course need a professional installation of the pool fence and we are happy to do that at a very reasonable price. We always remind them that the house they are leaving is now unprotected because the fence will no longer be there so it is important to look at both sides of the equation. The new home needs fence as does the old home (especially if there is no fence around the property but more urgently if there is a fence around the yard and kids will be living at the property. In the end, one move creates two scenarios existing fence installed at new property and new fence needs to be installed at old property because the pools need a swimming pool barrier and in the end our goal is to make pools safe for kids.