From pool fence inspections to compliance assessments and certification support, we offer a complete range of pool safety services.
Our inspections help identify potential issues early and provide clarity on the next steps towards compliance.
We inspect pool gates and latches to ensure they self-close, self-latch, and operate correctly in line with current NSW pool safety requirements. Our checks help identify issues such as faulty hinges, incorrect latch height, gate sagging, or obstructions that may affect compliance.
We assess the non-climbable zone around the pool fence to identify objects or structures that may allow children to climb into the pool area. This includes items such as furniture, BBQs, plants, retaining walls, air-conditioning units, and other potential hazards near the barrier.
We check that compliant CPR signage is clearly displayed, easy to read, securely installed, and positioned within the immediate pool area. Proper CPR signage is an important part of pool safety and overall compliance.
We inspect pool fences and barriers to ensure they meet current NSW safety requirements. Our assessment covers fence height, gaps, strength, boundary barriers, gate function, and the overall condition of the pool enclosure.
Our pool area safety inspections look beyond the fence to identify risks within the surrounding environment. We assess hazards such as loose fittings, damaged surfaces, sharp edges, deteriorated structures, and other concerns that may affect pool safety.
Our pre-sale pool inspections help homeowners, vendors, and agents identify compliance issues before listing a property for sale. This helps reduce delays, avoid unexpected concerns, and give buyers greater confidence during the sales process.
We help landlords and property managers ensure pool areas are safe and compliant before a property is leased. Our inspection provides clear guidance on any issues that may need attention before tenants move in.
Our pre-purchase pool inspections help buyers understand the condition and compliance status of a pool before committing to a property. This can help avoid unexpected costs, compliance issues, and future complications.
Where a pool meets the required safety standards, we assist property owners with the pool compliance certification process. A compliance certificate may be required for property sales, leasing, or other situations where proof of compliance is needed.
If non-compliant items are found, we provide a clear report outlining the issues and practical guidance on what needs to be addressed. Our reports are easy to understand and useful for property owners, agents, and contractors.
Once rectification work has been completed, we conduct a re-inspection to confirm whether the identified issues have been resolved. This helps property owners move towards compliance with confidence.
