Pool Fence Repairs vs Replacement | ACT Inspection Guide
Know when your pool fence repairs aren’t enough. Learn the signs ACT inspectors fail and when to replace your pool barrier instead of patching it.
Backyard Parties & Pools: How to Keep Guests Safe Without Stress
Planning a poolside gathering? This ACT-focused safety checklist helps you prevent accidents while still enjoying your party.
Pool Safety & Compliance Certificates: ACT Rental Guide for Landlords
Everything ACT landlords need to know about pool compliance — who’s responsible, when to reinspect, and what triggers a failed certification.
Talking to Tenants About ACT Pool Safety - Landlord Toolkit
Learn how ACT landlords can talk about pool inspections and compliance with tenants in a friendly, clear, and non-threatening way.
Why ACT Pool Compliance Certificates from 2023 and Earlier May No Longer Be Valid
ACT pool rules changed in 2024. Certificates issued before then may no longer meet current standards. Find out what changed, what triggers reinspections, and how to stay protected.
Should I Leave the Pool Cover On? Safety vs Slipping Risk
Are pool covers always safer? Learn when covers help, when they hurt, and why ACT inspectors don’t count them as compliant safety barriers.
Should You Get a Certificate of Compliance Before Selling? | Pool Inspection Canberra Insights
Why ACT real estate agents should certify pools early to avoid settlement delays, legal exposure, and buyer objections.
Top 10 Pool Safety Mistakes Homeowners Make (and How to Fix Them)
Why ACT real estate agents should certify pools early to avoid settlement delays, legal exposure, and buyer objections.
What Is the ACT Certificate of Compliance ?
Understand the ACT Certificate of Compliance (Form 23) — when you need it, how it works, and what it means for pool inspections in Canberra.
Inspection Checklist for Canberra Homeowners: What You Must Pass
Thinking about getting your pool barrier certified in Canberra? You’re not alone. With pool safety compliance now mandatory across the ACT, it’s never been more important to understand exactly what needs to be done — and done right.
Just Failed Your Pool Inspection - Here is what to do next
ACT homeowners — here's what happens after a failed pool barrier inspection, and how Pool Barrier Certification helps you resolve issues and pass confidently.
Selling in Canberra: ACT Pool Compliance Guide for Property Sellers
Selling your Canberra property with a pool? This quick guide explains what certificates are required, how long the process takes, and what can go wrong if you’re not prepared. Stay compliant and avoid settlement delays.
The Ultimate Pool Inspection Checklist for VIC Homeowners
Use this checklist to pass your VIC pool inspection. Covers gate, fence, spacing rules, and how to avoid reinspection under VBA standards.
Common Reasons Pool Fences Fail Inspection in Canberra & How to Fix Them
Many Canberra homeowners fail their pool fence inspections due to avoidable issues like faulty gates, climbable objects, or gaps exceeding 100mm.
With ACT’s updated 2024 pool safety laws, all pools must be fully compliant by 1 May 2028—or risk fines up to $5,500.
In this article, we cover:
The most common pool fence failures in ACT inspections
How to fix these issues before booking your compliance check
What the 2024 ACT pool laws mean for homeowners
Understanding ACT Pool Fence Regulations: Fines, Compliance & Enforcement
Is your pool fence ACT-compliant? The new 2024 ACT pool safety law requires all home pools and spas to have certified barriers by 1 May 2028.
In this article, we cover:
The latest ACT pool fence laws & compliance rules
How the ACT Government enforces pool safety
The most common fines & legal risks for non-compliant pools
Understanding Pool Compliance ACT: What Every Pool Owner Needs to Know
The ACT Government has introduced mandatory pool compliance legislation, and if you're a pool owner, it's essential to ensure your pool meets the new regulations. This guide will walk you through the key requirements for pool barrier compliance, helping you avoid fines and, most importantly, ensuring your pool is safe for family and guests.