Pool safety inspections.
At Total Pool Compliance, we ensure quality and thorough pool inspections with a flat rate of $249.
Free re-inspections
Up to two within 90 days
Free safety certificate
Issued once your pool passes
Free safety reports
Easy to understand, with diagrams
No extra charge for larger pools
One flat rate, whatever the size
Renewing your certificate?
Our Total Pool Compliance Complete Pool Inspection Service offers a thorough evaluation of your pool or spa’s safety barriers, ensuring compliance with current QLD standards and regulations. The inspection results will determine whether you receive a ‘Pool Safety Certificate’ or identify areas of non-compliance.
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Private and shared pools
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In-ground and above ground pools
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Spas
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All shapes and sizes
Our process
- Step 1
First contact
We receive your inspection request and coordinate a suitable time for both parties involved to complete the service. This can be accomplished in a matter of hours.
- Step 2
Inspection
Our company inspector will complete the pool inspection at the designated time. These inspections will take no more than one hour to complete.
- Step 3
Pool compliance
We will issue a pool compliance certificate or a report for minor repairs.
Simple pricing
One fixed fee takes you from first inspection to certificate.
Total Pool Compliance package
For homeowners and rental properties. Everything you need to get certified:
- Initial inspection
- Up to two re-inspections within 90 days
- Pool safety certificate
Shared pools: $199 for the complete package (inspected annually).
Book an inspectionDesign advice and minor repairs
Planning a new pool, or a fence that isn’t built yet? We’ll go through your plans and explain what the rules require before you build.
Minor repair prices vary depending on the job.
Book design adviceAdvice before you build
If your pool fence hasn’t been built yet, or you’re planning changes to your pool area, we can help you get it right the first time. We can:
- give advice on proposed pool fencing, gates and landscaping
- talk you through the Queensland pool safety requirements that apply to your plans
- point out likely compliance issues in your proposed design, so you can fix them on paper and not after they’re built
Already have a pool fence?
Under Queensland law, when a licensed pool safety inspector checks an existing pool barrier, it’s a pool safety inspection, and we must issue either a pool safety certificate or a nonconformity notice. That’s why we don’t offer informal “pre-inspection” checks of existing pools. If you’d like to check your pool yourself first, use our pool compliance checklist, then book an inspection when you’re ready.
Need a certificate?
Not sure whether your pool needs a pool safety certificate? Check now, or give us a call and we’ll tell you.