Frameless Glass Pool Fencing in Scottsdale. Engineered for your deck and your HOA review.

Where we install in Scottsdale

Old Town Scottsdale, North Scottsdale, DC Ranch, Silverleaf, Troon, Troon North, Grayhawk, McCormick Ranch, Gainey Ranch, Pinnacle Peak, Desert Mountain — every neighborhood in between. Every fence is field-measured and custom fabricated for its approved layout, and the coverage that applies is the coverage stated in that project's signed scope.

The AE frameless glass install spec

• 1/2-inch tempered safety glass, five feet high as AE's planning baseline for a swimming-pool barrier; a thicker build-up only where project engineering or manufacturer documentation requires it.
• Primarily PRL glass and Polaris hardware, though not exclusively; approved alternates are named in the written scope.
• Duplex 2205 stainless core-mount spigots as AE's standard fence detail — a 5-inch core-drilled hole with 4-inch embedment into concrete, set with rapid-setting anchoring cement.
• A permanent temper mark on every installed panel — applied during fabrication, so it is something you verify on the delivered panels and after installation, not before they are made.
• Mounting selected for the verified substrate and the approved detail; bolt-down only where the approved condition and detail support it, and never anchored into pavers, a sand setting bed or compacted aggregate alone.
• Where a footing is required, an 8×8-inch footing with continuous rebar, subject to site conditions, the approved design, engineering, manufacturer requirements, the AHJ and the signed scope. On a post-tension slab, AE does not drill without documented homeowner permission plus a professional scan or reliable professional marking, and normally recommends a separate footing outside the slab.
• Hardware finish matched to your architecture — matte black, brushed stainless, or bronze.
• Design built around A.R.S. §36-1681 and any stricter Scottsdale or Maricopa County requirement you confirm with that authority: barrier height, gap limits, self-closing self-latching gates, and no toehold or handhold at the top edge, as confirmed for your project.
• HOA architectural coordination as defined in your written scope; AE does not guarantee HOA, municipal, insurer or inspection approval.
• Workmanship coverage per the signed scope, plus manufacturer coverage documented for the glass and hardware selected.

Scottsdale pricing

• Installed glass fencing generally ranges from $225–$325 per linear foot.
• Final pricing depends on total footage, gates, glass selection, hardware, mounting conditions, access, engineering requirements and site conditions.
• Specialty glass systems, gates, upgraded glass and custom hardware are quoted separately after the layout and specifications are confirmed.
• Estate-scale runs and custom hardware finishes are line-itemed per proposal.

Arizona pool barrier requirements — what to confirm

• A.R.S. §36-1681(B)(1) states that a barrier within the statute's scope must be at least five feet high as measured on the exterior side of the wall, fence or barrier. The measurement method that governs your project — including which surface it is taken from — is set by the adopted local requirement, so the customer confirms it with the applicable municipality or AHJ rather than assuming it is taken from the finished deck. The statute contains exceptions and permits equal or more stringent local ordinances, so the customer must confirm the requirement for the specific property with the applicable municipality or AHJ. AE's planning baseline and recommendation for a swimming-pool barrier is a five-foot barrier system.
• Vertical gap limits between panels, as confirmed for your project — a 4-inch sphere is the figure commonly cited.
• Bottom gap between glass and deck, held to the limit confirmed for your project.
• Self-closing and self-latching gate operation, with latch placement, shielding and release height confirmed for your project. A.R.S. §36-1681(B)(3) describes state-law gate alternatives within its own scope, and the adopted local requirement can differ, so the figure that applies to your gate is the one confirmed with the applicable municipality or AHJ.
• A top edge that does not offer a handhold or foothold for climbing.
• The written proposal identifies the requirement source. Whether the applicable city or unincorporated county jurisdiction applies something stricter than the state statute at your address is confirmed by you with that authority, not determined by AE. Confirming the governing requirements with the municipality or AHJ, and any HOA or insurer, is the customer's responsibility before final approval.
• No barrier replaces active adult supervision — always watch children around water and use layers of protection.

Why Scottsdale homeowners choose Sonoran Glass

• Mounting specified for your verified structural substrate and the approved detail.
• The requirements you confirm with the applicable municipality or AHJ, HOA and insurer are written into the proposal with their sources named; AE does not determine or guarantee what any authority requires or approves.
• HOA architectural coordination scoped in writing before work starts.
• In-house glass crews.
• Workmanship coverage stated in the signed scope, not left vague.