Expert Pool Compliance Inspections in South Australia

It is highly recommended to have an expert inspect a pool fence and the surrounding area for compliance when selling a property. Many conveyancers require this to pass settlement. Pools and spas need to adhere to the latest AS 1926.1-2012 standards, regardless of the age of your pool or spa. The maximum penalty for failing to ensure that safety standards are met prior to selling a home with a swimming pool is $15,000 [Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act 2016 (SA) s 156(4)]

Yes, a certificate is required for spas or any bodies of water that are above ground or inflatable which is capable of being filled to a depth exceeding 300 mm is generally prescribed as habitable work in section 3(1) of the Act.

No, a pool or spa that is empty can be refilled at anytime. Therefore, they are are required to comply with the regulations.

Yes, we can provide you with guidance and suggestions for being compliant before putting a new pool or spa in your backyard.

Yes, you will need a new compliance certificate for settlement, as conveyancers require an updated one to meet compliance requirements. Certificates issued to previous owners are no longer valid, and changes to the property's condition over time may impact compliance.