POOL SAFETY
INSPECTIONS
Queensland law requires a valid Pool Safety Certificate before selling or leasing your property. Our certified inspectors make the process fast, clear, and stress-free.
Queensland Law: A Pool Safety Certificate is required before selling or leasing a property with a pool or spa.
The Inspection
WHAT WE CHECK
Our inspectors assess your pool barrier against the Queensland Pool Safety Standard (QDC MP3.4). Every inspection is thorough, professional, and completed with your family's safety as the priority.
- Pool fence height and structural integrity
- Self-closing and self-latching gate mechanisms
- Non-climbable zones around the fence
- Gaps and openings in the barrier
- CPR signage requirements
- Boundary fence compliance
- Spa and portable pool barriers
- Overall compliance with Queensland Pool Safety Standard
Certified Inspector
QBCC: PS15421341
Simple Process
HOW IT WORKS
BOOK YOUR INSPECTION
Call or submit an enquiry online. We'll confirm a time that suits you — usually within a few days.
ON-SITE ASSESSMENT
Our certified inspector visits your property and thoroughly checks your pool fence, gate, and barriers against Queensland standards.
CERTIFICATE ISSUED
If compliant, your Pool Safety Certificate is issued promptly. If not, we provide a clear list of what needs to be rectified.
PEACE OF MIND
Your family, tenants, and visitors are protected. Your legal obligations are met. Job done.
Licensed Inspector
QBCC: PS15421341
Same-Day Certificate
If compliant
Fully Insured
Public Liability and Professional Indemnity
Clear Report
Plain-English findings
Common Questions
POOL SAFETY FAQs
Do I need a pool safety certificate in Queensland?
Yes. Queensland law requires all properties with a pool or spa to have a valid Pool Safety Certificate before selling, leasing, or when requested by a local council. Certificates are valid for 2 years for non-shared pools.
How long does an inspection take?
Most residential pool inspections take between 30–60 minutes depending on the size and complexity of your pool barrier.
What happens if my pool doesn't pass?
We'll provide a detailed non-conformity notice outlining exactly what needs to be fixed. Once rectified, we can return for a re-inspection at a reduced fee. Some compliance issues can be resolved by the inspector in accordance with QBCC guidelines for your convenience.
How quickly can I get a certificate?
If your pool passes inspection, the certificate is issued the same day. We aim to have inspections booked within 2–5 business days.
What is a pool safety certificate (Form 23)?
A Form 23 is the official pool safety certificate in Queensland. It confirms that your pool barrier meets current safety standards. This certificate is required when selling or leasing a property. It's valid for 2 years for sales and must be issued within 90 days for leasing agreements.
Ready to Book?
GET YOUR POOL SAFETY CERTIFICATE TODAY
Don't leave it to the last minute before a sale or lease. Book your inspection now and get certified fast.