rural area in louisiana, Farm Bureau homeowners insurance. Do I need a fence around an inground swimming pool?
Rural areas have different requirements. It may not be written in the laws, but putting up a fence is in your best interest. If you have no neighbors close by there is little danger of someone falling in the pool. But have you ever tried to get a cow or horse out of a pool? It ain’t easy! I’d fence the thing off just to keep animals out.
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I would certainly assume so. It is for your protection, as well as everyone elses.
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need? Isnt it more a matter of safety?
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Most insurance companies would require it. If on the slim chance that yours does not, I would definately get one anyway. You are opening yourself up to a major liability issue.
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you sure do, children and animals are very precious
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Rural areas have different requirements. It may not be written in the laws, but putting up a fence is in your best interest. If you have no neighbors close by there is little danger of someone falling in the pool. But have you ever tried to get a cow or horse out of a pool? It ain’t easy! I’d fence the thing off just to keep animals out.
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35 years in the pool industry.
yes
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some states i belive require not only a fence around it but also no tressing signs on the fence
and i think for safety any pool should have a fence around it
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