Pool & Spa Safety Barrier

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The Pool & Spa barrier inspection process

Inspection Process

By law your pool or spa safety barrier needs to be inspected for compliance every four years an according to your Local Government Authority, During our inspections, if we will identify areas of non-compliance, we will strive to address and rectify them immediately. This proactive approach minimises the need for a follow-up inspection, saving you both time and additional costs.

Step 1

Register your pool or spa with your local authority.

Step 2

Organise an inspection of your pool or spa safety barriers

Step 3

A site visit will ensure your safety barriers are compliant OR we will work with you to rectify any areas of non-compliance.

Step 4

Receive a certificate of pool or spa barrier compliance (Form 23).

Step 5

Submit the compliance certificate to your local authority.

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Dave was absolute pleasure to deal with. He was warm and friendly, always taking time to chat and explain where we were in the process and how things were tracking.

Melanie and Ben Woolhouse

We would just like to put into words the wonderful experience we have had dealing with Aqua Dreamz. It has been a pleasure dealing with David. From our family to yours.... THANK YOU

Mario & Fiona Verrocchi

I’m not sure I have come across a nicer and harder working tradie. David was here at sun-up every morning. He’d set up for the rest of the team and had got through an hour of work before they arrived - regardless of how crappy the Melbourne weather was! He was alway courteous and made my wife and little girls feel super comfortable around him. What a super star - thanks David!

Richard

“Great service from David
and the team.”

He made all the regulation requirements seem simple.

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