Melbourne’s Trusted Pool Inspection Experts
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Free Pre-Inspection Consultation to Help You Pass the First Time
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Why Choose Us
Why Melbourne Pool Owners Trust Us
Free Pre-Inspection Advice
Know what to fix before we arrive — save time and avoid re-inspection.
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Flexible availability to meet urgent needs without the wait.
Flat, Transparent Pricing
Just $249 $199 — no hidden admin fees or surprise charges.
Areas We Serve
We Inspect Pools Across Melbourne & Surrounding Suburbs
- Melbourne Metro
- Bayside
- Dandenong
- Frankston
- Casey
- Mornington Peninsula
- Hume
- Brimbank
- Wyndham
If you’re not sure we cover your area, call us — we probably do!
Pricing
Simple Pricing. No Surprises.
- Full Pool Inspection:
$249$199 - Pre-Inspection Phone Consult: Free (when booked with inspection)
- Re-Inspection (if needed): $50
Note: We’ll guide you through what to fix before your inspection so you can pass on the first go.
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Working Hours
We work 7 Days a Week, 7 AM to 8 PM 😊
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Frequently Asked Question (FAQ's)
1. What is a Pool Safety Compliance Certificate?
A Pool Safety Compliance Certificate in Victoria is an official document issued by a registered building surveyor or inspector, confirming that a swimming pool or spa barrier meets the safety standards outlined in the Building Regulations 2018. It’s essentially proof that your pool and its barrier are safe for people, especially children.
2. When is a Pool Safety Certificate Required?
You need a valid certificate when:
- Selling or leasing a property with a pool or spa
- Constructing a new pool or spa
- Building or modifying pool barriers
- Operating a family day care or home care facility
- Upon request by your local council or financial institution
3. What Happens During a Pool Safety Inspection?
A licensed inspector assesses your pool’s fencing, gates, and barriers to ensure they comply with safety regulations. The inspection typically takes about 45 minutes. If issues are found, you’ll receive a detailed report outlining necessary rectifications.
4. Do I Need to Be Present for the Inspection?
5. What if My Pool is Deemed Non-Compliant?
In Victoria, if your pool is non-compliant, a Form 24 – Certificate of Barrier Non-Compliance is issued, and you have up to 60 days to rectify the issues.
6. How Long is the Certificate Valid?
- NSW: 3 years
- QLD: 2 years
- VIC: 4 years
7. Do I Need to Register My Pool?
Yes. In VIC, registration is through your local council. Failure to register can result in fines.
8. Can Pool Safety Inspectors Perform Repairs?
No, in Victoria, registered pool safety inspectors cannot perform repairs or modifications to pool safety barriers. Their role is limited to inspection and reporting only.
9. How Much Does an Inspection Cost?
Streamline compliance costs: $249 $199 fixed fee for initial inspection, $50 for re-inspections if needed.
10. What Types of Pools Require Compliance?
Any structure containing water deeper than 300mm used for swimming, wading, or bathing—including above-ground pools, spas, and wading pools—must comply with safety regulations.
