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Antex plans and installs pool glass fencing across Toronto and the GTA. We laser-measure the deck, coping, corners, gate location and access before pricing. Your itemized estimate splits materials and labour, because a phone quote cannot show whether the existing surface can take the mounting system.
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Glass fencing around pool areas suits homeowners who want to see the water, steps and yard from the house or patio. We lay out the runs and gate position around the actual pool deck, not a rough perimeter.
Frameless panels, posts and channel systems need different supporting conditions. We measure the mounting surface and explain the trade-off before you choose, because an existing deck may limit the system that makes sense.
Freeze-thaw, snow clearing and de-icer can affect exposed fixing points. We review the surface condition and exterior exposure before ordering, because water at an unsealed penetration can freeze and cause damage.






Point At the Pool Fence You Want
Most homeowners know the pool fence they like before they know what the system is called. Choose the options that look right for your yard, and Antex will turn those choices into a measured, itemized price after visiting your site.
Your project manager laser-measures the runs and reviews the concrete, coping or pavers on site. We recommend a mounting approach only after seeing what will support it.
We discuss the gate location, pool access and surrounding routes during the site visit. We also confirm the applicable Ontario Building Code requirement on site before the layout is finalized.
A glass pool safety fence can use frameless panels, posts or a framed arrangement. We explain what each approach asks of the deck and what it changes in the finished view before you approve materials.
The written estimate separates materials and labour and is valid for two weeks. It changes only if you change the scope or materials, so corners, access and the agreed layout are accounted for before ordering.
One dedicated contact manages your job from the first visit to the final walkthrough. You receive an approximate installation date, daily progress updates while work is running, and a call if the date moves.
A low quote may assume sound concrete or a simple layout. Weak, uneven or unsuitable coping can change the mounting approach after materials have been discussed.
A gate placed for convenience can interrupt how people move between the house, patio and pool. It can also complicate the enclosure layout.
A system that suits one deck may not suit another. Choosing only by appearance or price can leave unanswered questions about the mounting surface and exterior exposure.
Narrow side yards, steps, slopes and awkward runs take time to measure and carry material through. If they are missed early, the quote does not show the full scope.
Pool builders, landscapers and deck contractors can change final grades or dimensions. Ordering before those points are settled can create avoidable delays.
The right glass pool fence depends on the deck surface, the run around the water and how open you want the view to remain. Toronto's wet freezes and road salt make the mounting detail important. We measure each span and confirm applicable requirements on site before glass or metal is ordered.
Frameless panels keep the view as open as possible. They suit decks with a mounting surface that supports the selected system.
Glass panels sit between metal posts fabricated in our own shop. This option gives the layout a visible metal structure.
A framed glass pool fence uses a metal frame around the panels. It suits homeowners who prefer a defined edge around the glass.
A gate completes the access point in the enclosure. We include its location in the on-site layout review, because traffic flow matters around a pool.
We take the dimensions ourselves by laser and review the supporting surface before we price. That gives you a layout-based estimate rather than a perimeter guess.
Our suppliers temper and cut the glass to our measurements. When posts or frames are needed, we fabricate the metal components in our own shop.
We protect planting and nearby surfaces while we work, remove waste and check the installation. The final walkthrough happens before the remaining balance is paid.
These completed pool-fence configurations show how glass, mounting and fixing methods come together around Toronto-area pools. Each example reflects a different site condition, from concrete decks with limited edge space to framed enclosures where panel access and winter exposure shaped the installation details.
A low-profile boundary kept views across the pool open while defining the deck perimeter.
Side-fixed panels preserved usable deck width where the pool boundary ran beside a raised structure.
A fully framed perimeter created a defined pool enclosure around a busy backyard gathering area.
Clamped glass panels established a pool boundary while allowing individual panels to be removed later.
Clear communication and careful handover made these pool fencing projects easier to manage.
Wonderful experience. Antex team installed our glass shower enclosure and it looks great. Service was fast without sacrificing quality.
Anyone can hang a panel of glass. Antex is different in four ways that show up on your invoice, your calendar, and your final inspection.
We laser-measure the pool area, corners, access and mounting surface before pricing. That is how we determine what the proposed layout has to work around.
Materials and labour are split out in an itemized estimate valid for two weeks. The price moves only if the scope or materials change.
You have one dedicated contact from the site visit to the final walkthrough. They provide daily updates while work is underway and call if a date moves.
Installation labour has a written workmanship warranty in the Construction Agreement. Manufacturer warranties on supplied materials are passed through.
The job should not turn into a series of decisions made on installation day. We set out the measured layout, price and supply steps before work begins, then keep you informed while the project moves toward a final walkthrough.
We inspect the pool deck, access route, corners and proposed gate area, then laser-measure the layout. We confirm the applicable requirement on site. One to two business days later, we send an itemized estimate. Nothing is ordered until you approve it.
Once approved, our suppliers temper and cut glass to the measurements we provided. We fabricate any required metal posts, frames or structures in our shop. Material availability affects lead time, so we provide an approximate installation date and a written timeline where one applies.
We cover planting and nearby surfaces, keep dust down and remove waste. The project manager checks the work, reviews it with you at the final walkthrough and confirms the remaining balance after that walk. Care information is provided at handover.
Book a free on-site measurement in Toronto or the GTA. We'll review the pool deck, coping, access and mounting choices, then send an itemized estimate within one to two business days. Nothing needs to be signed at the door, and no glass or metal is ordered until you approve the scope.