Pool Safety Inspections Gold Coast

Comprehensive Pool Inspections

At Housefly Building & Pest Inspections, we understand how important it is to keep your pool area safe and compliant. Whether you’re preparing to sell, rent or simply want to ensure your pool meets Queensland’s pool safety   regulations, having a current pool safety certificate is a legal requirement.


Our licensed inspectors thoroughly assess your pool barriers, gates, latches and surrounding areas to ensure everything meets Queensland’s pool safety standards. We’ll identify any issues that could pose a safety risk and provide clear guidance on any necessary fixes to bring your pool area up to code.


Once your pool passes inspection, we’ll issue you with an official pool safety certificate, giving you confidence that your pool area is legally compliant, safe and ready for use.

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Navigating Compliance

In Queensland, pool safety compliance is governed by strict regulations designed to prevent accidents and protect lives, particularly young children. A Pool Safety Certificate provides formal confirmation that your pool area meets all the safety standards outlined in Queensland’s pool safety laws. This certificate is required in a range of situations:

  • Renting Or Leasing A Property

    Property owners and landlords must ensure that any property with a pool has a current pool safety certificate before leasing to tenants. This ensures the pool area is safe and meets all legal requirements before tenants move in.

  • Selling A Property

    When selling a property with a pool, Queensland law requires sellers to either provide a valid pool safety certificate to the buyer or include a notice stating that the pool does not comply, with the buyer then responsible for obtaining certification after settlement. Ensuring your pool is compliant before listing can simplify the sale process and provide reassurance to potential buyers.

  • Building Or Renovating

    If you’re constructing a new pool or undertaking renovations that impact the pool area, a pool safety certificate may be required as part of council approvals and building certification. This ensures all newly built or significantly altered pools meet modern pool safety standards.

  • Ongoing Maintenance

    Even outside of sales and leases, property owners are responsible for ensuring their pool remains compliant at all times. Non-compliance can result in significant fines and liability if an incident occurs. Many home insurance providers also require evidence of pool safety compliance to maintain coverage, particularly in relation to liability protection.