Pool Safety Inspections Sunshine Coast Experts

Pool Safety Inspections Sunshine Coast If you are leasing, buying or selling a property and need Pool Inspections on the Sunshine Coast or Brisbane and pool certification or if you need an annual Pool Safety Certificate for a shared pool – we’ve got you covered.

From the 1st December 2010, all swimming pools on regulated land in Queensland are required, at the time of sale or lease of their property, to have a pool safety inspection conducted by a licensed pool safety inspector and be issued with a pool compliance certificate stating that the pool complies with the new pool safety laws and standards.

As QBCC (Queensland Building and Construction Commission) licensed pool certifiers, Total Pool Safety Solutions provides a variety of pool certification services to ensure swimming pool compliance. This includes pre-purchase pool inspections as well as the provision of pool safety certificates for pool fences that meet compliance.

Our trouble-free pool safety certificate inspection service can provide you with practical, quality advice if you are not compliant with the current pool safety legislation. We offer fixed pricing that is not only competitive, there are no hidden fees or charges. You will also appreciate the pre-inspection checklist that we provide free of charge. It will help you to identify any common issues that may be a problem. It will also point you in the right direction if you need any work done on the pool before you have the safety inspection completed.

What Makes Us Different:

Safety Certificate supplied “On The Spot” (if fully compliant).
Excellent customer service and reliability
Peace of mind knowing you are getting the “right” advice.
After-hours & weekend inspections.
Over 500+ inspections completed – get the right advice the first time.
Fully detailed reports with any non-compliance, explaining why and the required steps to meet compliance.
Fully licensed and insured.

Professional Service & Reliability You Can Count On:

Meet Daniel, the owner, and operator of Total Pool Safety Solutions
who is an APSIC trained and QBCC licensed pool safety inspector.
He has more than a decade of experience in the telecommunications industry as a
project manager and fault technician. His attention to detail and Pool safety certification comprehensive pool inspection analysis ensures that every inspection will be carried out to the highest standards and you will have peace of mind knowing your pool fence is safe for your family and complies with the current Australian pool safety standard.

The pool area should be more than a fun place to spend some time; it should also be safe. When you think about how many children die in swimming pool drowning accidents, which is a major reason why children under 5 die, it becomes obvious that safety also needs to be a consideration. Some of the things you can do along with the safety inspection are to learn CPR and to provide adult supervision. It is also important for adults to know how to swim.

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Pool Safety Inspections :

Only $129
+ Safety Certificate (Govt Fee)

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Step 1:
Free Pool Registration

Check to see that your swimming pool has been successfully registered in the state of Queensland.

Check Registration

Step 2:
Checklist

Ensure that you have met all the guidelines set by pool safety standards for the state of Queensland.

Download Checklist

Step 3:
Book Inspection

If your pool has been registered and you have completed the pre-inspection checklist, book your pool inspection.

Book Inspection

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Our Pre-Inspection Checklist – What You Must Do Prior To An Inspection

You can download our pre-inspection checklist and will have access to the most common issues that are found during safety inspections.

It is your responsibility to ensure you have checked each one of the points below to help avoid the need for a re-inspection. We do not charge for a re-inspection as long as each one of these have been checked.

The most common pool safety barrier problems include:

The gates are not self closing and self latching from all points throughout entire arc of operation.
The height of the pool safety barrier is less than 1200mm because ground levels and garden beds have increased over time.
The adjoining boundary fences have climbable horizontal rails.
The windows opening into the pool enclosure are openable with more than 100mm gap.
There are climbable objects within 900mm of the outside of the pool safety barrier.

This pre-inspection checklist provides a guideline of pool safety for customers who are using Total Pool Safety Solutions. On the checklist, you will find the most common issues that we find on our safety inspections. This list is not designed to be a substitute for an actual inspection by a safety inspector who is licensed. The full scope of what may be required by current laws is not covered.

Consultative Inspections of Pools

A pool safety certificate is not typically needed if you are not leasing or selling the home. Since November 30, 2015, it was required that you meed the current safety standards for pools. Our consultative inspections of pools provide you with peace of mind. During this inspection, we come to your property and check both the pool safety and the compliance of the pool barrier to ensure they meet current safety standards. After the inspection takes place, we provide a letter to give written confirmation that the pool is compliant or, if needed, to show what is non-compliant and give some options for fixing the situation. This is a good idea if you don’t need a safety certificate but want to ensure that it is safe.