Professional pool and spa barrier inspections across Victoria.
We help homeowners, landlords, and commercial property managers ensure their pool or spa barrier meets Victorian safety regulations, clearly, efficiently, and without the confusion.
Keep Safe Pool Fence Inspections is a family-operated business focused on one thing, helping homeowners and property managers meet pool and spa compliance requirements clearly and without unnecessary stress.
With over 20 years of experience, Mark leads every inspection with a practical, straightforward approach. As a registered pool inspector, he understands both the regulations and the common issues that cause properties to fail.
More importantly, he understands how to explain it.
As a responsible homeowner or property manager, ensuring the safety of those who use your pool is not only a legal obligation but also a moral imperative.
Owning a pool in Victoria comes with clear legal obligations. What many homeowners don’t realise is how easily small, overlooked details can cause a formal inspection to fail.
Pool and spa barrier compliance is a legal requirement in Victoria, but the process does not need to be confusing or stressful.
Most inspections focus solely on the fence and gate requirements, leaving homeowners uncertain about the overall condition, safety, and performance of their pool.
Commercial pool compliance is not simply a regulatory requirement — it is a legal obligation, a safety responsibility, and a reputational safeguard.
Modern pool automation systems give you complete control over your pool and spa from anywhere. From water chemistry to heating and lighting, today’s systems optimise performance.
Book your Pool Safety Inspection today and experience the Keep Safe Pool Fence Inspections difference.
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You may be fined by your local council. Registration is mandatory under Victorian law.
Yes — as long as it meets the Australian Standard (AS1926.1-2012) and safety regulations.
Our inspector will provide a detailed report with required changes. Once resolved, we’ll return for reinspection and issue your Certificate of Compliance.
We proudly offer Pool Fencing Inspections, Pool Compliance Inspections, and Swimming Pool Compliance Inspections throughout Melbourne metropolitan, Mornington Peninsula, Geelong, and regional Victoria. Whether you’re a homeowner, landlord, or commercial property manager, we’re here to ensure your pool is safe and compliant with all local laws.
Our services also include Spa Inspection, ensuring your spa barriers meet Victorian safety standards. – All three are the same thing.
As of 1 December 2019, new laws were introduced in Victoria to improve pool and spa safety. These laws include registration, inspection, and certification requirements for pool owners.
As a pool or spa owner, you must:
If any non-compliance issues are found, they will need to be rectified before re-inspection. We can help guide you through the process, and once everything is fixed, we’ll issue your Pool Safety Certificate or Swimming Pool Safety Certificate to submit to your local council.
As a pool or spa owner, you are required to maintain the safety of your pool barrier to prevent unauthorised access and ensure safety.
Regular Swimming Pool Safety Inspections, Pool Barrier Inspections, and Swimming Pool Fence Inspections help ensure your safety barriers remain compliant with Victorian regulations.
To help you assess the safety of your barrier, we’ve provided checklists based on the relevant standards for when your pool or spa was installed:
If you’re making any changes to an existing safety barrier, a permit may be required, and the work must comply with the current regulations.
Our team can also guide you on Pool Fence Inspection Cost, compliance requirements, and ongoing maintenance to ensure your pool or spa remains safe and compliant.
For more information or to schedule a Swimming Pool Inspection, Spa Inspection, or Pool Fence Inspection, please get in touch:
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