Established residential streets beside one of the region's busiest business hubs. Licensed pool safety inspections in Brendale homes for sales and leases.
Brendale is best known for its large business and industrial area, but it also has established residential streets close to Strathpine and Warner. Many of the homes there are older, with pools that have been in place for decades.
Older pools often have barriers that have been modified over the years: a new side gate, a replaced boundary fence, a garden bed or a carport added nearby. Each change can affect compliance, even if the original fence passed.
Replacement fence sections, new gates and later additions are checked to make sure the whole barrier still works together.
Older timber and Colorbond boundary fences that form part of the barrier are checked for height, gaps and climbable rails.
Certificates for landlords and property managers, lodged with the QBCC the same day the pool complies.
A $120 reinspection fee applies in Brendale. If your pool receives a Form 26 nonconformity notice, you have 3 months to fix the listed items, and the reinspection is done by the same inspector within that window. Terms.
Yes, it's worth it. The new section has to meet the standard and work with the rest of the barrier, including where it joins the old fence and any gates. An inspection confirms the whole barrier complies.
A building wall can form part of a pool barrier in some cases, but any doors or windows in it have strict requirements. We'll check how it works on your property and explain any changes needed.
A $120 reinspection fee applies in Brendale. If your pool gets a Form 26 nonconformity notice, you have 3 months to fix the listed items, and the reinspection is done by the same inspector within that window.
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QBCC Licence: PS15235214
