Get matched with a pool inspector
Free and no obligation. We only work with licensed pool safety inspectors - tell us your situation and we'll match you with one in your area and email you their introduction.
Free, no obligation
Licensed inspectors only
Your details stay with us until you reply
What to put in your enquiry
The more specific you are, the better the match and the quicker the price. Inspectors can only quote on what they understand, so it helps to include:
- Your state and suburb. The paperwork differs. In Queensland it is a pool safety certificate (Form 23). In Victoria it is a certificate of pool and spa barrier compliance (also a Form 23) that goes to your council by its due date. In NSW it is a certificate of compliance for a sale or lease.
- Why you need it now. Selling, a new lease, a council compliance date coming up, or a certificate that has expired. If a date is fixed, say so.
- What the barrier is around. An in-ground pool, above-ground pool, spa or swim spa. Barrier rules generally apply to spas and swim spas as well as pools, and some inspectors specialise in them.
- Whether a previous inspection failed, and on what. For example fence height, a gate that does not self-latch or a climbable object near the fence. That lets inspectors quote a reinspection and tell you what needs fixing first.
What happens next
We match your enquiry
We match you with a licensed inspector servicing your postcode and email you their introduction - usually within a few hours.
Reply and they contact you
Reply to the introduction and expect a call or email with a price and availability. Go ahead - or don't.
Book when you're ready
You deal with the inspector directly. There's no fee from us at any point.