Canberra Pool Inspections

When selecting a ‘pool inspector’ as part of the new reforms always do a comprehensive search.

Read all their Google reviews, make sure they are properly accredited and insured and ask friends for a ‘word of mouth’ referral.

Having completed over 6000 inspections we guarantee our expertise will save you money as we aim to make this is an stress-free process.

With Christmas and Summer fast approaching it’s a good time to have your pool barrier checked by a professional. We are now the proud winners of the ‘2025 SPASA Pool Inspector of the Year’ in the ACT and National Awards. Call us for free advice and guidance

0449 103 663

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We have been using some AI to help pool owners visualise their new barrier. They have been pretty happy with the results. Call us for free advice !!

Don’t forget if you are selling or leasing a home with a pool you must now complete ‘disclosure requirements‘. This means you may need a Pool Barrier Certificate Call us for free advice on your options.

If your boundary fence has exposed rails on ‘your side’ then you will need to cover them near your pool barrier. This is so the rails can’t be used as a step to climb into the pool area. It’s an easy fix.

Boundary fence compliance continues to be the #1 headache for pool owners

Please call us for free advice before you make an expensive mistake (that doesn’t meet the new rules)

There are multiple options for colourbond fence extension but not all are compliant.

There are a variety of cheap and easy fixes to make windows compliant. Where a window opens directly the pool area they often have to be restricted so they can’t open more than 10cm.

Give us a call anytime for free advice. Mistakes are easy to make and sometimes costly. We can help you decide on where to place the new barrier or how to fix any non-compliant issue.

Perspex and ‘aviary mesh’ solutions to fix gaps and make objects non-climbable.

Boundary fences are becoming the most common issue for ACT pool owners atm.

A boundary fence must be 1.8m high and non-climbable from the top ( for the first 90cm)

There are a number of affordable options rather than replacing the fence. Aviary mesh and palings are the most common.

Canberra Pool Inspections can assist pool owners with 'Compliance Certificates' and 'Disclosure Statements' (if selling or renting).

New pool reforms in the ACT started on 1 May 2024. We work closely with pool owners, real estate agents, pool builders, architects, fencers and landscape gardeners to ensure the compliance requirements are a stress-free process for the homeowner.

Call us for a free consultation to discuss your situation, plans or legal obligations.