Straightforward scope

One fee should cover the whole visit.

Pricing is being finalised. The scope is not: inspection, clear advice, straightforward fixes where practical, re-testing, and the certificate and register entry when the pool complies.

Pool compliance documents and a calculator on an outdoor table

Included in the inspection

  • The full compliance inspection
  • A clear explanation of anything that needs attention
  • Minor, straightforward corrections where practical
  • Re-testing during the visit
  • The certificate of compliance when the pool passes
  • Entry of the certificate details on the NSW Swimming Pool Register

The figure is not published yet

Craig is finalising the fee structure before it is put on the site. I would rather leave the number out than publish a figure that later needs qualifications or surprise extras.

For a current quote, call 0431 856 855 or send the property details through the booking form.

What changes the work involved?

The age and history of the pool, the property type, the applicable standard, access and the condition of the pool area can all affect the inspection. A straightforward residential pool and a complex older property do not always involve the same work.

Why the cheapest advertised inspection can cost more

A low headline price is not useful if it covers only the first visit, leaves you with a generic list, and charges again after every small correction. Ask what the quoted fee includes, whether the person attending is the certifier, how re-inspection is handled, and what happens when a minor fault can be corrected during the visit.

Next step

Tell me about the property

Tell me where the property is and what you need the certificate for. I will come back to you within one business day.