How To Check Your Pool Compliance Certificate Renewal Date

The Australian Swimming Pools Act 1992 state owners of properties with swimming pools must

make sure pools are surrounded with a child-resistant safety barrier that separates the swimming pool(s) from any residential building and any place adjoining the property
doors and gates providing access to the swimming pool stay closed
make sure fences surrounding pools are designed, constructed, installed and maintained to comply with the relevant Australian standards.

In April 2016, changes to the NSW pool fencing laws required all property owners with a pool have a valid Certificate of Compliance, if they are

The pool certificate of compliance is valid for 3 years. So how do we know when our pool certificate needs to be renewed? Here are 3 ways.

1. Check Your Files

Check your inbox or files for the expiry date on your pool compliance certificate.

Don’t have your certificate handy? Access the NSW Swimming Pools Register

click through to the NSW Swimming Pools Register LookUp Link >here
Look up the property address – only include the street name. Don’t include street, avenue, lane etc
Find the registered pool attached to that address
Click through for more details
Look for the attached compliance certificate, non-compliance certificate or registration certificate.

Either or all of these documents will reveal when the expiry date is and due for renewal

Finding it all a bit too hard basket? Easy! Contact us right here – we’ll take care of everything for you.

Fill in the form below and we’ll take care of the rest.

Address of Property*
Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region

Are you the home owner?*
- Yes, I am
- No, I'm not
We ask this because only the home owner or legal representative for the owner can sign the contractual agreement when booking an inspection.