This is the first stage of the process. We’ll complete a thorough written inspection identifying any works needed to ensure your pool meets...
If there are any faults indentified or repairs needed, we can arrange all those for you with written quotes.
Once any necessary works have been completed, we’ll arrange for your pool to be certified compliant and you can forward documentation to...
Over 80% of Victorian pools fail their first inspection on minor, easily fixable flaws, let’s get your pool safe, certified, and ready to enjoy — without the stress.
Do you know that over 80% of backyard pools in Victoria don’t pass their very first inspection? Usually, it’s just due to tiny, simple little things.
Why Choose One Stop Pool Compliance?
Zero Hidden Fees: We tell you exactly what standard your pool needs to meet based on its specific construction year.
On-Site Repairs: Whether it’s adjusting worn-out tension springs on your gate, replacing a faulty latch, or shielding a climbable boundary fence, we handle minor compliance structural rectifications.
Council-Ready Certificates: The second your pool meets the Victorian Building Authority (VBA) guidelines, we issue your official Form 23 Certificate of Pool and Spa Barrier Compliance so you can lodge it with your council immediately.
Securing Families Across Our Local Community
PRICING
Here is an indication of our pricing.
Attendance by a fully qualified assessor who provides a written assessment of your existing pool barrier and surrounds. That assessment will identify any works needed and we’ll discuss the options with you.
IF ALL COMPLIANT CERTIFICATE WILL BE ISSUED ALL FOR ONE LOW PRICE
If the initial assessment does determine items that need to be rectified, we can manage that process for you as well. We can engage recognised and qualified trades people with written quotes and timelines for the completion of any work required.
Once any required works have been completed, a final certificate inspection is required.
FAQ
Do you conduct pool inspections in South Morang, Greensborough, and other suburbs?
Yes! One Stop Pool Compliance is based in Yarrambat (3091), but we cover most northern and eastern suburbs across Melbourne. While we look after many local properties in South Morang (3752) and Greensborough (3088), our mobile service extends to families and property owners throughout the wider Nillumbik Shire, City of Whittlesea, and City of Banyule regions. No matter where your pool is located across these areas, we can easily come to you with fast, flexible booking slots.
How long do i have to submit my Form 23 Compliance Certificate to my council?
Under Victorian building regulations, once we issue your official Form 23 Certificate of Pool and Spa Barrier Compliance, you must lodge it with your local council within 30 days of the issue date.
- If you are in Yarrambat or Greensborough, you will lodge it with the Nillumbik Shire Council or Banyule City Council.
- If you are located in South Morang, you will lodge it through the online portal for the City of Whittlesea.
What happens if my pool fence or gate doesn’t pass the inspection?
Don’t stress! If we identify any faults with your barrier, Victorian law gives you a 60-day window to complete the necessary repairs and have a final inspection. The benefit of choosing One Stop Pool Compliance is that if the issue is minor—such as a faulty gate latch or a small ground gap—we can often rectify the problem right then and there during our initial visit so you can pass safely on the same day.
How often do I need to get my pool barrier certified in Victoria?
Once your pool or spa is registered with your local council and your initial compliance certificate is successfully submitted, you enter a mandatory four-year cycle. You will need to book a registered Victorian Building Authority (VBA) pool inspector to recertify your safety barrier every four years to ensure that latches, hinges, and fence panels remain compliant and structurally sound.