Brick homes, unit blocks and established streets in the heart of Pine Rivers. Licensed pool safety inspections in Strathpine for sales, leases and peace of mind.
Strathpine is one of the region's long-established centres, with brick homes from the 1970s and 80s, unit blocks close to the shopping centre and train station, and a steady turnover of rentals.
Older homes here often use a brick wall, a garage or the house itself as part of the pool barrier. That can work well, but windows and doors in those walls have to meet strict rules, and they are a common place for an inspection to fail.
Brick walls, garages and house walls that form part of the barrier are checked, including every window and door that opens into the pool area.
Shared pools are inspected for body corporates and managers, including common-area gates and CPR signage.
Older fences are checked for rust, loose rails, bent palings and gaps that have widened over time.
A $120 reinspection fee applies in Strathpine. 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, in many cases. But windows and doors in that wall have extra requirements, such as limiting how far windows can open. We check each opening and explain what is needed if anything doesn't comply.
Yes. Every regulated pool in Queensland needs a compliant CPR sign displayed where it can easily be seen from the pool. It is checked at every inspection, and you can get a compliant CPR sign from us.
A $120 reinspection fee applies in Strathpine. 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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