Pool Inspections

Under Queensland law, pool inspection certification is mandatory for all pool barriers. This means your pool fence must be inspected and certified in accordance with the Australian Standard 1926 (Part 1 & 2) and the Queensland Development Code MP3.4. Whether you're selling a home or managing a shared pool, compliance is essential:

• Private residential pools require a compliance certificate (Form 23) prior to sale.

• Shared pools (e.g. in rental or strata properties) must be inspected and certified every 12 months.

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We understand that these standards can be complex, especially given the variety of pool layouts and property types. That's where our expertise makes the difference. 

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Local experience you can trust

A well-maintained and compliant pool barrier plays a vital role in preventing unsupervised access by children, which is why regular pool inspection is so important.

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At Let's Take a Look, we have years of hands-on experience and have completed hundreds of pool inspections across the region. We're committed to keeping Queensland families safe and our pool inspection certification will provide you with peace of mind.

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Transparent pricing for your pool inspection certification

We provide a straightforward pricing for all our inspection services. Our goal is to make pool inspection certification as simple and stress-free as possible. Our inspections include a full assessment of your pool barrier, gate mechanisms, and surrounding area to ensure compliance with the latest Queensland safety standards. We'll explain any issues clearly and give you practical guidance to help you achieve compliance quickly because when it comes to pool safety, there is no room for shortcuts.

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Initial pool barrier inspection (including up to 2 gates): $275 inc. GST

Includes a full compliance check and, if successful, the issuance of Form 23.

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Reinspection (if non-compliant on the first visit) and additional pool barrier inspections: $190 inc. GST

Includes a check of previously identified issues and a full reassessment of the entire barrier and site.

 

What happens if your pool barrier does not meet compliance?

If your pool barrier doesn't meet the standard requirements you will have three months to carry out the required improvements. ​​We are here to help and provide practical advice on the most cost-effective methods to ensure the pool fence does what it is required to do and keep unsupervised kids out of the pool in your absence.