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Pool Barrier Re-inspection

Didn't pass first time? No stress. Once the fixes are done, I come back for a quick re-inspection and issue your certificate on the spot if you're compliant.

  • From $100 +GST
  • Form 23 within 48 hours
  • Qualified inspector (IN-PS 100069)

A black aluminium pool safety fence around a pool, with a gum tree and home behind

In plain English

How a re-inspection works

Didn't pass first time? No stress. Once you've made the fixes from your report, I come back for a quick re-inspection and issue your Form 23 certificate on the spot if you're compliant.

No games and no surprise fees. A re-inspection only looks at what did not pass the first time, which is why it is quicker and cheaper than starting again. You already have a report with photos showing each item and where it is, so there is no guesswork about what I will be checking.

From $100 +GST
travel may apply for regional visits

How it works

Three steps to your certificate

  1. Work through your report

    Each item has a photo and a location. No guessing what was meant.

  2. Book the re-inspection

    From $100 +GST. There is no clock running, so take the time to do it properly.

  3. Certified on the spot

    If it all checks out when I return, I can usually certify then and there, and your Form 23 follows.

Leanne measuring a pool safety gate with a gauge during an inspection, the pool behind

The usual list

Most people sort it in an afternoon

The overwhelming majority of re-inspection items are adjustments and tidying rather than new fencing.

  • Adjust the gate closer So it latches from any position, every time, not just from wide open.
  • Clear the non-climb zone Move pot plants, furniture or the pool pump out of the 900mm outside the fence.
  • Pack the ground back Where soil has washed out and left a gap over 100mm under a panel.
  • Lift a settled boundary fence Back to at least 1.8m where it forms part of the barrier.
A frameless glass pool safety fence beside a swimming pool, against a rendered wall

If it is a bigger job

I will tell you straight

A few jobs are trade work rather than a Saturday task. Replacing a whole run of fencing, or dealing with a door that opens directly into the pool area, is not something to rush.

In that case, take your time. There is no deadline on a re-inspection and it is far better done properly once than patched twice.

Ready when you are

Let's get your pool sorted

Book online in a minute, or call Leanne and have a chat.