Natural Integration
Cedar can be left to weather or stained to coordinate with the home, decking and landscape architecture.

Architectural cedar, post and rail, and framed-wire pool enclosures designed around the property—not pulled from a standard catalog.
Custom cedar is for homeowners who want the pool fence to contribute to the landscape rather than look like a standard manufactured product. It can suit traditional Hamptons homes, coastal properties, estate landscapes and yards where mature plantings will eventually soften the fence line.
Cedar can be left to weather or stained to coordinate with the home, decking and landscape architecture.
Framing, pickets, gates, arbors and details can be adapted to the property instead of selected from a fixed catalog.
Custom cedar often represents a substantial investment because the enclosure is fabricated and installed specifically for the site.
Real Sunrise cedar and wood pool-fence installations from the Featured Installations below. Open any project cover to browse every photo from that installation.




























Custom cedar gives us more freedom than a manufactured fence system. Depending on the property, it can provide privacy, preserve a more open view with framed wire, or carry architectural details such as custom pickets, gates and arbors.
The right layout still starts with the pool barrier itself: height, openings, gate operation, grade changes and transitions all have to work together. From there, the cedar design can be shaped around the home, landscaping and how the pool area is actually used.
Cedar is a strong fit when the fence should feel like part of the landscape or architecture rather than a standard manufactured enclosure. Homeowners who prioritize lower maintenance or maximum transparency may prefer aluminum, frameless glass or Guardian removable mesh.
Custom cedar around a pool is built around the property, not picked from a shelf. Read verified Sunrise customer reviews collected through NiceJob about the experience of working with our crew.
Yes. Cedar may be stained to coordinate with the home or left to weather naturally. Product choice and maintenance expectations should be discussed before finishing.
Custom cedar pricing depends heavily on height, layout, gates, detailing and site conditions because the enclosure is built for the property. As one real reference point, the Westhampton project featured here was approximately $17,000.
It can be designed as part of a pool barrier, but layout, height, openings, gates and hardware must be planned around applicable requirements and verified for the specific jurisdiction.
See custom cedar pool fencing we've built on real Suffolk County properties.

A faithful rebuild of a fence the homeowners had no intention of losing.
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White cedar framing with dark wire infill — safety that stays visually light.
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A shared-pool enclosure with multiple gates, built for constant use.
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48-inch cedar framing with black 1-inch welded wire for a contemporary pool enclosure that keeps the yard visually open.
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