Book a comprehensive pool barrier inspection, with a full report on how to make your pool and spa legally compliant with current NSW Acts, Regulations and Australian Standards.
Ask us how to find good tradesmen to make your pool fence and surrounds safe and legally compliant.
Barrier inspections and safety assessment a formal inspection and report by our Accredited E-1 Certifier.
Pre-purchase pool inspection service for any client looking for peace of mind when buying a property. We can liaise directly with the vendor or real estate agent to ensure any work needed is considered in the purchase agreement.
Re-inspection and certification of compliant pool or spa, when required.
Most certification inspections take between 30 and 45 minutes. If it’s not convenient, you don’t need to be home. Simply provide us with a description of the property, the pool’s age and safe access to the pool area and your contact details.
If your pool requires rectification work, you will receive a written report, with images of the areas requiring attention.
Pool Certification Sydney
"Thank you John, when acting for us to inspect and certify our pool. We appreciated your thoroughness, helpfulness and timeliness in the process. We would not hesitate to recommend you to anyone looking for a very good pool certifier."
"John Project Managed the development of our large waterfront home on Sydney’s Northern beaches from the selection of Architect, Engineer, Interior Designer and Builder through to completion and hand over. Our new home included a complicated wet edge pool, cantilevered spa and glass barriers which fully complied with all current Australian Standards. We have no hesitation in recommending John’s services as an Accredited E-1 Pool Certifier."
"I have known John for many years and had no hesitation in asking for his advice as an Accredited E-1 Pool Certifier to prepare my pool for certification. He was able to recommend good tradesmen to carry out the work required. I have no hesitation in recommending John’s Pool Certification services."
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