
Glass Pool Fencing
Framed and semi-frameless panels that meet current safety standards while suiting an established home's existing layout.
View ServiceWe install and upgrade glass and aluminium pool fencing across Wellington Point, along with balustrades for the decks and elevated outdoor areas common on this peninsula's older homes. Wellington Point is a tightly held suburb, meaning most owners here stay put and renovate rather than sell up. That shows in the number of established homes near the foreshore that are being updated rather than knocked down, and an old pool fence or a tired timber balustrade on a raised deck is often one of the more obvious things left over from an earlier renovation.
Because a lot of these properties sit on elevated blocks near the village and the foreshore, pool areas and outdoor living spaces here often come with steps, split levels or a deck that needs a balustrade as much as the pool needs a fence. We handle both as part of the same job where needed, rather than treating the pool fence and the balcony rail as separate projects with separate trades. If your current fencing or balustrade is showing its age, we can look at the whole outdoor space and put together options that suit an established property.

Framed and semi-frameless panels that meet current safety standards while suiting an established home's existing layout.
View Service
A clean, post-free option for pool areas being renovated as part of a wider outdoor upgrade.
View Service
A durable, lower-maintenance choice that holds up well against the salt air common this close to the bay.
View Service
Fitted to decks, balconies and elevated outdoor living areas, which are common on Wellington Point's older, higher-set homes. A glass balustrade replaces a dated timber or metal rail without losing the deck's outlook toward the yard or the water, and it is often installed on the same visit as pool fencing where a property needs both.
View Service
Fitted to internal and external staircases in homes with split levels or raised entries, a common layout on this side of the peninsula.
View ServiceUpdating fencing and balustrades on an established property means working around whatever is already there. That might be a deck that has been extended, a retaining wall added after the original build, or steps that were never part of the pool area's original design. We measure against what is actually on site rather than assuming a standard layout, which matters on homes that have had a few changes made over the years. We also treat the finished result as something that should sit well against an established streetscape, not just meet the minimum standard. A fence or balustrade that looks like an obvious retrofit undersells a property that has otherwise been kept up well, which is a fair thing to avoid for owners planning to stay in the area long term rather than sell up.
From a full glass balustrade upgrade to a straightforward pool fence replacement, we can get your Wellington Point property compliant and looking the part without a lengthy back and forth. A fence or balustrade that is fitted properly the first time is one less job left unfinished on an established home.
We install pool fencing and balustrades right across Brisbane's southside, the Redlands and Logan. Find your suburb below for local pricing and service details.