The Rules
Queensland pools are certified with a Form 23 Pool Safety Certificate, issued by a licensed Pool Safety Inspector after inspection against the QDC MP 3.4 pool safety standard. Non-compliant pools receive a Form 26 Non-Conformity Notice setting out what must be fixed and by when.
Certificates last one year for shared pools (hotels, strata, complexes) and two years for non-shared pools. We track your expiry date and contact you before it lapses.
A valid certificate is required when selling or leasing a property with a pool or spa. New pools and spas need certification at handover. The pool must also be registered on the QBCC Pool Safety Register.
Statewide, from Cairns to the Gold Coast: Brisbane, Moreton Bay, Sunshine Coast, Ipswich, Logan, Redlands, Toowoomba, Wide Bay, Rockhampton, Mackay and Townsville. Regional trips are batched by week, so book ahead of deadlines where you can.
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 QLD 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
Only a licensed Pool Safety Inspector. Ask for the licence number before booking with anyone.
$350 for the inspection and Form 23 certificate, fixed and confirmed before we book. Re-inspections after rectification are $190, and rectification work itself is quoted separately.
One year for shared pools (hotels, strata and complexes) and two years for non-shared pools. We track your expiry and contact you before it lapses.
For a non-shared pool you can, by giving the buyer a Form 36 notice before the contract is signed. The buyer then has 90 days from settlement to obtain a certificate, at their cost. Most sellers find a current Form 23 the cleaner path, it removes a negotiation point.
You receive a Form 26 Non-Conformity Notice listing the items and timeframes. Fix them, then a $190 reinspection of those items gets your Form 23 issued.
No. Since 2015, all Queensland pools must meet the current QDC MP 3.4 standard regardless of when they were built. Older pools are not grandfathered.
If it can hold more than 300mm of water, it is a regulated pool: spas, swim spas and larger portable pools included. A lockable lid alone does not exempt a spa in Queensland.
Yes. A compliant CPR sign must be displayed near the pool, and a missing or faded sign is one of the most common and cheapest failures to fix.
Every regulated QLD pool must be on the QBCC Pool Safety Register. We check and can register it as part of the job.
Yes, we batch regional runs by region and week. Travel surcharges may apply outside standard routes, confirmed at quote time.
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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.