Inspections? Pool Safety Certificates? Buying? Selling? Renting? Annual inspections? It’s all very confusing. mypoolinspection is Australia’s only dedicated pool fence inspection company that services multiple states and has government accredited certifiers which live local to your area. Each state in Australia has different requirements regarding registering your pool, which Australian standards apply and when inspections are required.
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The first thing you’ll want to do is to familiarise yourself with what your legal obligations are depending on your status of ownership.Click the closest to yours below to view the nitty-gritty.
Are you selling your house or unit?
From 29th April 2016, a copy of the following must exist before you can sell your property:
• A valid Certificate of Compliance, or
• A relevant Occupation Certificate (a relevant occupation certificate is an occupation certificate issued under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 that is less than 3 years old and that authorises the use of the swimming pool)
Remember…some purchasers will be reluctant to enter into a contract unless they know what they’re buying.
Call mypoolinspection now to arrange an inspection.
Are you buying a house or unit?
From 29th April 2016, a copy of the following must exist before you can buy a property:
• A valid Certificate of Compliance, or
• A relevant Occupation Certificate (a relevant occupation certificate is an occupation certificate issued under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 that is less than 3 years old and that authorises the use of the swimming pool)
We provide “Consulting reports” for buyers that are seeking advice on whether a pool complies with the Standard.
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From 29th April 2015, if you are renting out a property with a pool, at the time that a residential tenancy agreement is entered into:
• The pool must be registered on the state Pool Safety Register, and
• A valid Certificate of Compliance must exist, and
• A copy of the valid Certificate of Compliance must be provided to the tenant
Call mypoolinspection now to arrange an inspection.
Are you a Sales Agent?
From 29th April 2016, a copy of the following must exist before you can sell your property:
• A valid Certificate of Compliance, or
• A relevant Occupation Certificate (a relevant occupation certificate is an occupation certificate issued under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 that is less than 3 years old and that authorises the use of the swimming pool)
Remember…some purchasers will be reluctant to enter into a contract unless they know what they’re buying.
Call mypoolinspection now to arrange an inspection.
Are you a Property Manager?
From 29th April 2015, if you are renting out a property with a pool, at the time that a residential tenancy agreement is entered into:
• The pool must be registered on the state Pool Safety Register, and
• A valid Certificate of Compliance must exist, and
• A copy of the valid Certificate of Compliance must be provided to the tenant
Call mypoolinspection now to arrange an inspection.
From 29th April 2014, Pool Safety Laws apply to Body Corporates and Community Titles Schemes that have swimming pools.
If one of the lot owners is selling a unit
1. If you are selling a property with a pool, a copy of either of the following must exist:
• A valid Certificate of Compliance, or
• A relevant Occupation Certificate (a relevant occupation certificate is an occupation certificate issued under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 that is less than 3 years old and that authorises the use of the swimming pool).
If one of the lot owners enters into a rental agreement with a new or an existing tenant
2. . If the landlord is renting out a property with a pool, at the time that a residential tenancy agreement is entered into:
• The pool must be registered on the state Pool Safety Register, and
• A valid Certificate of Compliance must exist, and
• A copy of the valid Certificate of Compliance must be provided to the tenant
Don’t wait until one of your lot owners wants to sell or lease. Do it now and save the stress. A Compliance Certificate will remain valid for 3 years for a shared pool.
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From 29th April 2014, Pool Safety Laws apply to Accommodation Providers that have swimming pools, which must have:
• A valid Certificate of Compliance, or
• A relevant Occupation Certificate (a relevant occupation certificate is an occupation certificate issued under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 that is less than 3 years old and that authorises the use of the swimming pool)
For Inspections Every 3 Years
Accommodation Operators must ensure that the pool fence/barrier is maintained to the current standard of compliance at all times.
An Accommodation Operator may request, at any time, an Accredited Certifier inspect the pool and issue a Certificate of Compliance.
Local Councils are only required to inspect pool every 3 years if a Certificate of Compliance is not in force. Get in first before the Local Council inspector comes knocking.
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We want your pool fence to pass its first inspection, so that you don’t have to pay reinspection fees. Use our free DIY checklists to prepare your pool fence before our inspector arrives.
All you need to do is to take a look at your pool fence (with or without the checklist). Then, take some snaps on your smart phone or digital camera and email them to us with a short description of the problem (e.g. can this pot plant be next to the fence?). We ring you and confirm what you should do.
With our extremely competitive pricing and our commitment to getting you passed first time, every time, we believe we offer the very best in value for our customers. We’re fast and affordable.
Non-shared Pool | Price |
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Pool Fence Safety Inspection for Residential Sized Pool | $275.00 |
Subsequent inspection (if within 45 days of First inspection) | $175.00 |
Subsequent inspection (if 46 days or more of First inspection) | $275.00 |
Supply of Compliant CPR Sign | $35.00 |
(Price List applies to suburban size pools with 1 or 2 gates. All prices exclude GST)
Book your inspection now using the form at the bottom of this page and receive this CPR sign completely free of charge.
We currently have a very comprehensive service coverage for both New South Wales and Queensland, with other states soon to be added. If you live outside of NSW & QLD, make sure you keep an eye on this page as the additional states will be added soon! Alternatively, get notified by email when new states are added.
Fill in your details below and we’ll get straight back to you by email to arrange an inspection at a time that is convenient to you.