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Resurfacing, equipment repairs, and off-season closures leave a pool that residents still walk past every day. A net secures the water for as long as you need and comes off when you reopen.
Apartment & HOA communities
A “pool closed” sign doesn't keep anyone out of the water. Temporary fence panels get pushed over and make the courtyard look like a job site. A tensioned net sits over the water, can't be lifted by a child, and leaves the deck and furniture where they are.
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Uses zero deck space
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Can't be climbed or lifted by a child
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Waterfalls and spillovers keep running
How it works
Any community pool
Rectangular, freeform, with spas or splash pads. We measure on site.
Long or short closures
Stays tensioned through a multi-week renovation or goes on for a weekend.
Maintenance can remove it
No tools. We train your staff before we leave.
Common questions
Can residents take the net off?
It takes an adult and a few minutes, so the net is a barrier, not a lock. Most properties keep the pool gate locked as usual and use the net to secure the water itself.
Does drilling damage a new deck?
We use a diamond-core drill for clean anchor holes in concrete, travertine, and pavers. Anchors sit nearly flush.
Can we keep the net for future closures?
Yes. The anchors are permanent. Store the net and put it back on whenever the pool closes.
Request a free quote
Our team measures on site and gives you a firm price before any work starts.
Call or text us
(480) 607-9911Our nets carry ZERO reported drownings when the net was properly installed.
