Pool Inspector G
Brisbane, QLD
iCertified operates as a pool safety inspector in South East Queensland, working under a QBCC pool safety licence. Lists pool safety certificate and inspection services across South East Queensland. Ask whether a reinspection is included if the barrier needs work.
In Queensland, only a pool safety inspector licensed by the QBCC can issue a valid pool safety certificate, known as a Form 23. For a non-shared pool being sold without a current certificate, the seller can instead give the buyer a prescribed notice before settlement.
A Queensland pool safety certificate lasts two years for a non-shared pool and one year for a shared or body-corporate pool.
Licences and registers change, so confirm this business currently holds a QBCC pool safety inspector licence before you book. We publish name, area and accreditation category only, and are not affiliated with this business.
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iCertified appears here under the QBCC-licensed inspector category for South East Queensland. A Form 23 is only valid from a currently licensed inspector, so check the QBCC public search before booking.
The inspection covers the barrier: minimum 1.2m fence height, gaps kept under 100mm, correctly functioning self-closing and self-latching gates, and no climbable objects near the fence line.
The certificate runs two years for a non-shared pool, one year if it's shared or body-corporate. Typical first-inspection pricing is roughly $150 to $300, and a reinspection is usually less.
Brisbane, QLD
Brisbane, QLD
Brisbane, Gold Coast & Sunshine Coast, QLD
Brisbane & Gold Coast, QLD