Yes. For Mount Pleasant homes overlooking the Canning River and Deep Water Point, frameless glass is the most popular choice because it preserves the outlook while still forming a compliant barrier. We assess your pool layout and view lines on site, then position panels to maximise transparency without compromising on the gap, height and self-closing gate rules that WA regulations require.
Mount Pleasant sits within the City of Melville, which oversees private pool barrier inspections and approvals. We build to the relevant WA standards so your fence is ready for council assessment, and we can talk you through what the inspector typically checks. For older established homes, this often means replacing fencing that pre-dates current rules. Feel free to contact us to discuss your property.
Yes. Many blocks near the Canning River foreshore in Mount Pleasant slope toward the water, which affects how panels and gaps line up. We step the fence and adjust footing depths to follow the gradient while keeping clearances within the allowed limits. This ensures the finished barrier stays both level in appearance and compliant across uneven ground.
