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Book 50% Off your Inspection online or just phone us. Our office confirms your appointment and locks everything in within a few days.

Get Inspected
Your friendly Pool Safety Inspector is onsite for up to 30-minutes, checking your barriers comply with the standards.

Get Your Certificate
Get your Certificate the same day as your Inspection. If you're non-compliant, a report with pics and video guides you to the line.
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*$89 Administration Fee applies to each onsite pool or spa inspection
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Swimming Pool Compliance NSW
NSW Service Areas
Keeping the Australian East Coast safe
Servicing NSW Northern Rivers
Pool Safety Solutions is your number one resource for Pool Fence Inspections in the NSW Northern Rivers region.
Known for its sublime beaches, rivers and natural wonders, the North Coast of NSW covers 20,732.6 km2 from Tweed Heads to Murwillumbah, Lismore, Ballina, Byron Bay and beyond. Pool Safety Solutions cares for NSW Northern Rivers' Pool Owners and Property Managers.
As Northern River locals, we know the NSW Northern Rivers property market intimately, we know the terrain - and we know where to test our surfing chops on the best beaches outside of the D’bah.
Your Pool Inspector completes onsite Pool Fence Inspections while guiding you through council directions and all the red tape of Ballina Shire Council, Byron Shire Council, Clarence Valley Council, Lismore City Council, Richmond Valley Council and Tweed Shire Council
Pool Safety Solutions care for Propety Owners and Managers in the following suburbs and areas:
Alstonville, Ballina, Bangalow, Bogangar, Brunswick Heads, Byron Bay, Casino, Drake, Evans Head, Grafton, Kingscliff, Kyogle, Lennox Head, Lismore, Mullumbimby, Murwillumbah, Nimbin, Ocean Shores, Pottsville, Tweed Heads, Yamba – and beyond.
Servicing Newcastle
Pool Safety Solutions is your number one resource for Pool Fence Inspections in Newcastle
As the second biggest city in NSW, the City of Newcastle Council area have a lot of pools to cover. From Newcastle Beach to Mayfield, Wallsend to Cardiff, Lambton to Whitebridge and beyond, Pool Safety Solutions cares for Newcastle Property Owners and Managers.
As locals and proud Newcastle Knights supporters, we know the Newcastle property market, we know the terrain - and we know where to find the best fish and chips in Nobbys Beach.
Your Pool Inspector completes onsite Pool Fence Inspections while guiding you through council directions and all the red tape of City of Newcastle Council and NSW State Government.
Pool Safety Solutions care for Propety Owners and Managers in the following suburbs and areas:
Adamstown, Bar Beach, Broadmeadow, Cooks Hill, Hamilton, Islington, Jesmond, Kooragang, Lambton, Maryland, Mayfield, Minmi, Newcastle, Sandgate, Tarro, The Hill, The Junction, Wallsend, Waratah, Wickham – and beyond.
Servicing NSW Central Coast
Pool Safety Solutions is your number one resource for Pool Fence Inspections in the NSW Central Coast region.
As the third biggest area in New South Wales, the NSW Central Coast Council area have a lot of pools to cover. From Avoca Beach to Gosford, Woy Woy to Berkeley Vale, Tuggerah and beyond, the PoolSS team takes care of pool safety inspections for Central Coast Council Property Owners and Managers.
As locals and proud Central Coast Hearts supporters, we know the NSW Central Coast property market, we know the terrain - and we know where to find the best independent bookshop in Umina.
Your Pool Inspector completes onsite Pool Fence Inspections while guiding you through council directions and all the red tape of NSW Central Coast Council and NSW State Government.
Pool Safety Solutions care for Propety Owners and Managers in the following suburbs and areas:
Avoca Beach, Bar Point, Bateau Bay, Berkeley Vale, Box Head, Budgewoi, Buff Point, Chittaway Point, Davistown, Empire Bay, Erina, Ettalong Beach, Forresters Beach, Gosford, Holgate, Killarney Vale, Killcare, Kincumber, Long Jetty, MacMasters Beach, Mooney Mooney, North Avoca, Ourimbah, Rocky Point, Saratoga, Shelly Beach, Terrigal, The Entrance, Toukley, Tuggerah, Tumbi Umbi, Umina, Woy Woy, Wyoming, Wyong – and beyond.
Servicing Sydney
Pool Safety Solutions is your number one resource for Pool Fence Inspections in Greater Sydney.
As the capital of New South Wales and largest city in Australia, Greater Sydney covers 12,368.2sq km and is made up of 35 local councils with more than 1.2 million backyard pools. That’s a lot of pools to cover. From Palm Beach to Cronulla, Penrith to North Bondi, Rouse Hill to North Sydney and beyond, Pool Safty Solutions care for Sydney Pool Owners and Property Managers.
As Sydney locals, we know the Greater Sydney property market intimately, we know the terrain - and we know where to find the best mocktails in Bondi.
Your Pool Inspector completes onsite Pool Fence Inspections while guiding you through council directions and all the red tape of City of Sydney Council and NSW State Government.
Pool Safety Solutions care for Propety Owners and Managers in the following suburbs and areas:
Bayside Council, Blacktown Council, Burwood Council, Camden Council, Campbelltown Council, Canada Bay Council, Canterbury - Bankstown Council, Cumberland Council, Fairfield Council, Hornsby Council, Hunters Hill Council, Inner West Council, Ku-ring-gai Council Lane Cove Council, Liverpool Council, Mosman Council, North Sydney Council, Northern Beaches Council, Parramatta Council, Penrith Council, Randwick City Council, City of Ryde, Strathfield Council, Sutherland Council, City of Sydney, Waverley Council, Willoughby Council, Wollondilly Council, Woollahra Council – and beyond.
Servicing Wollongong
Pool Safety Solutions is your number one resource for Pool Fence Inspections in Wollongong.
As the third largest city in New South Wales, The 'Gong covers 714 sq km of coast. From Thirroul to Shellharbour, Albion Park to Fairy Meadow and beyond, the Pool Safety Solutions team cares for Wollongong pool owners and property managers.
As proud 'Gong locals, we know the Wollongong property market, we know the terrain - and we know where to find the best live gigs and craft beer bars in Keira Street.
Your Pool Inspector completes onsite Pool Fence Inspections while guiding you through council directions and all the red tape of Wollongong City Council and NSW State Government.
Pool Safety Solutions care for Propety Owners and Managers in the following suburbs and areas:
Austinmer, Balgownie, Berkeley, Bulli, Coniston, Cordeaux, Corrimal, Dapto, Figtree, Helensburgh, Horsley, Kembla, Koonawarra, Mangerton, Mount Kembla, Mount Ousley, Mount Pleasant, Port Kembla, Russell Vale, Scarborough, Thirroul, Towradgi, Wollongong, Wombarra, Woonona – and beyond.
Your NSW Pool Inspectors
Craig
NSW: NSW Central Coast, Greater Sydney, Wollongong
Kyle
NSW: NSW Central Coast, Greater Sydney, Wollongong
Prepare For Your Pool Inspection
Pass Your Pool Inspection The First Time
Watch what your pool safety inspector looks at when inspecting your swimming pool barriers and gates.
DIY Pool Compliance Checklist
Get compliant with our easy-to-follow Checklist. We've simplified the legal requirements so you can confidently check your pool area is safe and compliant.
Keep Pool Safety simple, stress-free and in your control.
Hit Download Now to save to your files and use as a real-time fillable checklist.
Or double tap the images and save directly to your phone.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the essential safety standards for Pool Compliance in Australia?
Pool safety standards in Australia are designed to reduce the risk of children aged 0-4 drowning and keep the community safe.
A compliant pool or spa must meet the following standards
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A compliant safety barrier
Pools must be fully enclosed by a fence or barrier that meets height, gap, and strength requirements. -
Self-closing, self-latching gates
Pool gates must open away from the pool area and automatically close and latch every time. -
Restricted access to the pool area
There must be no climbable objects near the fence, and doors or windows that open into the pool area must meet safety requirements where applicable. -
Clear visibility into the pool
Barriers and gates must allow clear sightlines so the pool area can be easily supervised. -
Ongoing maintenance and condition
Fences, gates, hinges, and latches must be in good working order at all times.
Your licensed Pool Inspector checks your pool against the standards and issues you a Certificate or points out what needs to be fixed.
How do I get a Pool Compliance Certificate for my backyard pool?
Getting a Certifiate of Compliance for your backyard pool is straightforward.
Our goal is to help you understand the process, fix any issues quickly and get your Certificate – minus the confusion.
Book Inspection.
We confirm the requirements that apply to your state and property.
Get Inspected
Your licensed pool safety inspector completes your Pool Inspection onsite and checks your pool or spa against the safety standards. The Inspection takes up to 30 minutes.
Get Certified
If your pool is compliant, your Certificate of Compliance is issued the same day.
or
Rectify
If your pool isn’t compliant, you’ll receive a clear report outlining what needs to be fixed, including photos, videos, and step-by-step guidance.
Get Reinspected
Once the issues are rectified, your Pool Inspector reinspects to issue your Certificate.
How long does a Pool Safety Inspection take?
Armed with a tape measure, your Pool Safety Inspector completes an onsite inspection within 25-45 minutes, depending on the size of the pool area, the type of fencing, the condition of gates and latches and whether there are any non-compliant issues to address.
During the inspection, the Pool Safety Inspector checks fence heights, gaps, gate operation, latch heights, climbable objects, and overall compliance with Australian Standards. If non-compliance issues are found, additional time may be needed for reinspection once repairs are completed.
The inspection can be completed as long as we have access to the pool area. You don’t need to be present.
If you’re worried you won’t understand what issues you need to address, you are emailed a detailed report including photos and vidoe with descriptions and explanations on rectifications.
We’re on standby by phone or email to answer your questions.
How can I prepare for a Pool Inspection?
You don’t need to do anything complicated with a little preparation to help the inspection run smoothly.
Before Inspection
Make sure the pool area is accessible with clear access to the pool fence, gates and barriers so the Inspector completes the Inspection without delays.
Check gates and latches are working
Pool gates should open away from the pool, close by themselves and latch properly every time.
Remove climbable objects near the fence such as pot plants, chairs, boxes or pool equipment near the barrier.
Make sure fences and barriers are in good condition. Look for loose panels, gaps, damaged fencing or broken gate latches and hinges.
Collect your property details such as the property address, owner details and pool registration certificate (where required).
Check the DIY Pool Compliance Checklist to find out what non compliant issues youll be up for, or Contact Us.
What are the top reasons for failing a Pool Inspection?
- Gate hinges and/or latches are faulty or do not self-close
- Climbable objects are too close to a pool fence, such as trees, plant pots, BBQs and clothes lines
- Pool fence height is less than 1200mm or boundary fence height is less than 1800mm
- Distance between the vertical elements of a fence is greater than 100mm
- Distance below the bottom of the fence is greater than 100mm
- CPR Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation sign is missing, incorrectly located or out of date
These have easy solutions prior to inspection.
Check the DIY Pool Safety Inspection Checklist to find out for yourself, or Contact Us.
What happens if my pool fails the Pool Inspection?
That’s OK. Pools are frequently not compliant because small rectifications are required.
If a Pool Safety Inspector finds a pool does not meet the swimming pool spa fences and barriers safety requirements, a certificate or notice is issued.
If your pool doesn’t comply, you’ll receive a
QLD Form 26 Non-Conformity Notice
NSW Certificate of Non-Compliance, or VIC Certificate of Barrier Non-Compliance.
If your pool is non-compliant, legally, Council requires notification after
90-days in QLD
6 weeks in NSW, and
67-days in VIC
after the First Inspection.
Rectifications may require the skills of a contractor builder. Be sure to pick the right builder who gets the job right the first time and saves you from spending money unnecessarily.
The best questions to ask your builder are
Do you know pool safety compliance?
I’m in NSW: what standard do I comply to?
Do you know how to do the rectification works to meet pool safety compliance?
Your report details what needs fixing with photos and video.. You’ll have time to complete repairs before Booking a Reinspection.
Do Pool Safety Solutions offer Pool Fence Repairs or Rectification Services?
If your pool fails inspection, Pool Safety Solutions can connect you with licensed builders and repairers for pool fence repairs, gate adjustments and barrier rectifications to help you reach compliance quickly.











