Swimming pool & spa inspections
Keep your family secure around your swimming pool or spa!
Is your pool safe?
Working together to create a safe and compliant pool for your family.
- Fully licenced and insured inspector
- Upfront pricing with no hidden charges
- Easy to read reports provided
We're the #1 rated pool inspection service in Melbourne for good reason.
With 400+ verified review, we’re Melbourne’s top choice for ensuring your pool and spa meet Victoria’s safety standards. Our process is straightforward and stress-free, offering detailed, same-day reports to give you peace of mind quickly. With a background in construction, our registered inspector Lachie specialises in pool and spa safety, delivering fast compliance certificates to keep your backyard oasis safe and legal.
Why choose PoolSafe? Here’s why:
- Fast Compliance: Same-day certificates and reports.
- Expert Inspectors: Registered professionals with a focus on pool and spa safety.
- Clear Communication: Easy-to-understand reports and free follow-up inspections*.
- No Hidden Fees: Transparent pricing with no surprises.
Ensure your pool and spa are safe and compliant without the hassle. With PoolSafe, compliance is simple and straightforward. Ready for peace of mind? Contact us today.
PoolSafe's 4 steps to pool compliance
We make the entire process simple
Registration
You local council will require you to register your pool. This can be done through their website. After registering your pool you will receive a letter with the due date for compliance lodgement.
Have your barrier checked
Contact us to book a time for inspection. We will thoroughly inspect everything and share our findings, talking you through our recommendations if anything needs to change. You’ll receive this in a written report.
Make nessesary changes
From our report there may be work required to make your barrier compliant. We can offer recommendations of trusted professionals and different options to help you achieve this, or you can undertake this yourself.
Certification
Once the required changes are made call us to book your free re-inspection*. We will check the changes to make sure they are now complaint and issue you with the compliance certificate to provide to your local council.
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Frequently asked questions
Book an inspectionHow do I know if my pool needs to be inspected?
In Victoria, all swimming pools and spas capable of holding more than 300mm (30cm) of water must be registered with the local council and undergo regular safety barrier inspections. This includes in-ground pools, above-ground pools, inflatable pools, spas, and some types of portable pools. If your pool or spa falls into any of these categories, it requires inspection to ensure the safety barrier complies with current Victorian standards.
Does the size of my pool matter?
Yes, but primarily in terms of depth rather than dimensions. Any pool or spa with a depth greater than 300mm (30cm) requires registration and inspection, regardless of its overall size or volume.
What happens if I don't register my pool or spa?
Failing to register your pool or spa with the local council is a violation of Victorian law. If discovered, you may be subject to fines. The registration requirement helps ensure all pools and spas meet safety standards to prevent drowning accidents. It’s crucial to register and have your safety barriers inspected and certified as compliant to avoid legal penalties and, more importantly, to ensure the safety of children and other pool users.
How can I check if the pool on my property is registered?
You can check the registration status of your pool or spa by contacting your local council. Most councils also offer online services where you can enter your property details to check for registered pools or spas. If you’re unsure or cannot find the information online, a call to your council’s customer service line should provide the answers you need.
Do I need to be present for the pool inspection?
While it’s not always mandatory for the property owner to be present during the inspection, it is highly recommended. Being present allows you to immediately address any questions the inspector might have, understand firsthand any compliance issues identified, and learn about the necessary steps to rectify them. If you cannot be present, ensure someone knowledgeable about the pool or spa and has access to the property is there to assist the inspector.