Pool Safety Certificate Gold Coast | Reliable & Affordable

How It Works

1. Download Our Pre-Inspection Checklist

2. Book A Safety Consultation

3. A Licensed Pool Safety Professional Will Complete The Inspection Assessment

4. Same Day Certificate or Re-inspect (if necessary)

Fast, Easy, & No-Fuss

Pool Safety Certificates for Gold Coast Pools & Spas.

Obtaining a pool safety certificate on the Gold Coast doesn’t need to feel complicated or stressful. At Sterling Pool Solutions, we make the process seamless. Whether you’re buying, selling, or leasing a property. With flexible scheduling and fast turnaround times, our qualified, QBCC-licensed inspectors work around you to deliver your pool safety certificate (Form 23) with ease.

We inspect both private pools and spas at homes and townhouses, as well as shared pools across apartments, resorts, hotels, motels, and caravan parks throughout the Gold Coast.

Beyond compliance, our approach is about peace of mind. Queensland’s pool safety laws exist to protect young children and save lives, and we guide you through every requirement with clear, easy-to-understand reporting. If adjustments are needed, we’ll walk you through them on the spot — ensuring your pool is safe, compliant, and ready to enjoy.

Because a pool done right should feel effortless.

Pool Safety Inspection Pricing

Pool Safety Inspection & Certificate

From $199 + GST

Re-inspection (if needed)

From $79 + GST (only if necessary)

Pre-Purchase Pool Inspection

From $149 + GST

Frequently asked questions

Pool safety certificates are valid for 1 year for shared pools and 2 years for non-shared pools.

A little preparation goes a long way in helping your pool inspection run smoothly. Here's what to do before your inspector arrives:

Ensure clear access — Make sure the pool area, fence, gates and barriers are easily accessible so the inspector can complete their assessment without delays.

Check gates and latches — Pool gates must open away from the pool, self-close and self-latch every single time. Test yours before the inspection.

Remove climbable objects — Clear anything near the pool fence that could be used to climb over it, such as pot plants, chairs, boxes or pool equipment.

Inspect fencing and barriers — Walk the perimeter and look for loose panels, gaps, damaged sections or broken gate hardware. Fixing obvious issues beforehand could save you a re-inspection fee.

Have your property details ready — This includes the property address, owner details and pool registration number (if applicable).

Use our DIY Pool Compliance Checklist — Review common non-compliance issues before your appointment so you know what to expect.