Getting Your Pool Compliant Is Easy!

Book Inspection
Book your pool inspection online

Confirm Appointment
We call you to confirm an appointment that suits you

Onsite Inspection
Onsite professional inspection with an easy-to-follow report

Get Certificate
Either a compliance or non-compliance certificate will be issued
If you have any questions, don’t worry, contact us and we’ll help
Swimming pool and spa inspections
We inspect residential, multi-residence and gym pools. Deal with the leading pool inspection company.
Do I Need To Have My Pool Inspected?
Are you selling, leasing or buying a property with a pool or spa?
Have you received a letter from council?
Do you look after children at your home?
You will need a pool safety inspection.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the Certification last?
A swimming pool certificate of compliance is valid for three years from its date of issue. To check if a certificate of compliance has been issued for your property go to the NSW Government’s Swimming Pool Register. A swimming pool certificate of non-compliance is valid for one year from its date of issue or 90 days after the date of settlement whichever is sooner. To check if a certificate of compliance has been issued for your property go to the NSW Government’s Swimming Pool Register.When is a Swimming Pool certificate of compliance required?
From 29 April 2016, all properties in NSW with a swimming pool or spa pool cannot be sold without a valid certificate of compliance or noncompliance or relevant occupation certificate. Properties that are to be leased require a valid certificate of compliance or relevant occupation certificate These changes apply to you if you are the owner of a property with a swimming pool or spa pool. In a strata scheme, all the lot owners jointly own any swimming pool or spa pool that is on common property. The Owners Corporation (or body corporate) is responsible for ensuring there is a valid certificate of compliance or a relevant occupation certificate for pools and spas. A swimming pool is defined in the law as an excavation, structure or vessel that is capable of being filled with water to a depth greater than 30cm and is used for swimming, wading, paddling or any other human aquatic activity. Generally, this includes, but is not limited to, swimming pools and spa pools.What is the process of certification?
We try to keep this as simple and easy as possible. Click to Book Online or Contact us with any questions.
KNOW ABOUT POOL LAWS
NSW Pool Laws
There are a few reasons you should get your swimming pool or spa inspected and compliant.
- You’re selling, leasing or buying a property with a pool or spa.
- You received a letter from your council regarding getting your swimming pool and/or spa inspected.
- You want peace-of-mind that your pool area is safe for your loved one.
To get an inspection done, the council can come to your property and do the inspection.
Or a professional pool certifier from 1point2 Pool Safety can do your inspection.

