Gold Coast pre-purchase pool inspections. Buy with confidence.

A Form 36 is a notice of no pool safety certificate. The seller gives it to you before the contract is signed, in place of a certificate. It means getting the certificate becomes your job after settlement. Any repairs the pool needs to pass are at your cost too.

For a non-shared pool, you have 90 days after settlement to get a pool safety certificate. A pre-purchase inspection shows you the repair list before you sign. That way your 90 days go on fixing the pool and certifying it, because you already know what it needs.

Usually not. A building and pest inspection covers structural defects and pests. Testing a pool barrier needs a QBCC licensed pool safety inspector. Unless your building inspector also holds that licence, the pool is left unchecked. Book a pre-purchase pool inspection alongside your building and pest inspection.

A pre-purchase pool inspection starts from $100 + GST. Your exact price is confirmed when you book. If you buy and the pool needs work, Rob does minor repairs himself and quotes bigger work upfront. A re-inspection, only if one is needed, is from $79 + GST.

It can. Knowing the cost of any work before you buy could change the purchase price. Your report lists every item the pool needs to pass, with photos. You can take that list into your negotiation with the seller. Or use it to plan the fix straight after settlement.

Yes. Queensland auction contracts have no cooling-off period, so book your pool inspection before auction day. Rob is usually able to inspect within 24 hours of your call. You bid knowing where the pool stands and what any work involves. Call 0457 445 197 to book a time.

Rob is usually able to inspect within 24 hours of your call, anywhere on the Gold Coast. Your report usually comes the same day. That gives you time to weigh up the pool while your contract conditions are still open. Book online or call to lock in a time.