The Rules
NSW pools are certified with a Certificate of Compliance issued after inspection against the Swimming Pools Act and the applicable barrier standard, then recorded on the NSW Swimming Pool Register.
A valid certificate (or in some sales, a certificate of non-compliance passing the obligation to the buyer) is required to sell or lease a property with a pool or spa. New pools need certification at sign-off.
All NSW pools must be registered on the state register. We confirm registration as part of every inspection and sort it if it has been missed.
All of Sydney, from the Northern Beaches to the Sutherland Shire and out to Penrith, plus the Central Coast from Gosford and Wyong through Terrigal, The Entrance and Woy Woy. See our local pages for Sydney, Northern Beaches, Central Coast, Parramatta and Sutherland Shire.
On Site
Every inspection works through the same items, so nothing comes down to luck on the day. Want to walk it yourself first? Download the free NSW Pool Safety Checklist and fix the common failures before your inspector arrives.

Pricing
Fixed prices, confirmed before we book. No hidden call-out fees.
$350. Full compliance assessment, digital inspection report, and the certificate issued and lodged where the pool is compliant.
$190. Re-check of the specific items listed on your non-compliance report once they are fixed, not a second full inspection fee.
$150 + GST. A guided video call walkthrough of your barrier with practical advice to help you pass. Advice only, not a certified inspection and no certificate is issued. How it works.
Rectification and barrier repair work is quoted separately. Travel surcharges may apply for regional and rural bookings outside standard routes, confirmed at time of quote.
Common Questions
$350 for the inspection and Certificate of Compliance, fixed before we book. Re-inspections after rectification are $190.
Generally three years from issue, provided the barrier is not altered. Selling or leasing within that window can rely on the current certificate.
In certain sales you can attach a certificate of non-compliance instead, which passes the obligation to the buyer, who then has 90 days from settlement to fix and certify. It is rarely the strongest commercial move, we can talk you through both paths.
Yes, a valid Certificate of Compliance is required before leasing a property with a pool or spa, and a copy must be provided to the tenant.
Most do, but there are exemptions, including some strata and community schemes with more than two lots and properties with a recent occupation certificate. We confirm what applies to your contract before you book.
It depends on when the pool was built, older pools can be assessed under earlier standards unless the barrier has been substantially rebuilt. Confirming the applicable standard is part of the inspection.
Yes. A compliant resuscitation sign must be displayed in the pool area, legible from the pool.
Metro bookings are usually available within days, and agent or conveyancer jobs with settlement dates get priority.
Yes, shared and strata pools are a core part of our NSW work. See our strata and shared pool page.
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Tell us your suburb and what you need. We confirm a fixed price and the next available date, usually within one business day.
Ready when you are
Fixed price confirmed before we book, inspection completed on site, and your certificate lodged for you.