Councils want your pool registered — here's why it matters
Registering your pool keeps your fencing and safety compliance up to date — and it matters when you sell or rent.
NSW councils want to know you have a pool. Registering it on the NSW Swimming Pool Register keeps your pool fencing and safety compliance up to date — and you'll need a compliance certificate when you sell or lease the property.
It's free to register, and it's the easiest way to make sure your fences, gates, and signage meet the current standard before an inspection makes it urgent.
While you're checking the fence, have a look at the pool itself. Cracked skimmer boxes, dropping water levels, and rough surfaces are all cheaper to fix early — and if you're not sure what you're looking at, a couple of photos is all I need to point you in the right direction.