Pool safety inspectors in Lockyer Valley
- Registered pools
- 2,349
- QBCC pool safety register, August 2024
- Certificates in a year
- 111
- QBCC pool safety register, August 2024 (12 months before)
- Houses sold in a year
- 872
- Queensland Government Statistician's Office, Jun 2025 to Mar 2026
- New house leases in a year
- 631
- Residential Tenancies Authority bond lodgements, Sep 2025 to Jun 2026
2,349 pools are registered across the Lockyer Valley Regional council area. 111 pool safety certificates were recorded there in the 12 months to August 2024. 872 houses were sold in the period Jun 2025 to Mar 2026. 2 inspectors on QBCC's register (August 2024 extract) are listed in or servicing Lockyer Valley, and 0 suburbs have a page of its own below.
Selling or leasing a property with a pool in Queensland generally needs a pool safety certificate, and only a licensed inspector can issue one; a licensed inspector decides. Check your barrier in PoolPreCert first, to spot potential issues before your inspection.
Check your pool first2 inspectors in Lockyer Valley
Ordered by reviews and listing detail.
Names and licences are from QBCC's public register (extract of August 2024). Licences renew yearly: check current status on QBCC before you book. Check a licence on QBCC's public search.
- Ask Garry Leslie Shum to contact me
Needs a no-charge account. Your request waits up to 60 days until they can see it.
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Check licence PS100096 on QBCC (opens in a new tab)Is this you? Claim this listing (no charge) - Ask Jeffrey Robert Boatfield to contact me
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How inspectors are ordered
There is no single address on this page, so distance isn't used: verified reviews count for 60 and how complete the listing is for 40. A listing counts as more complete when the inspector has confirmed it, its licence status was checked in the last 90 days, and a phone or website is added. A verified review is one from a homeowner who booked the inspector through PoolPreCert; with no reviews a listing scores neutral, and a few reviews only move it a little. Paying doesn't change this order. Sponsored listings, if any, are shown separately and labelled. Google ratings shown on a listing come straight from Google Maps, for inspectors who have linked their Google listing, and are not part of the score.
Pools in Lockyer Valley
Selling or leasing a home with a pool generally requires a current pool safety certificate. 2 licensed inspectors are based in or service Lockyer Valley.
Pools and certificates: QBCC pool safety register, August 2024. House sales: Queensland Government Statistician's Office, Jun 2025 to Mar 2026. New leases: Residential Tenancies Authority bond lodgements, Sep 2025 to Jun 2026.
Before the inspector comes
These are some of the main things an inspector checks. Look at them yourself, or run the full self-check in the PoolPreCert app.
- Every pool gate swings shut by itself from any open position and latches without a push.
- The barrier is at least 1200 mm high all the way around, with no gap under it bigger than 100 mm.
- Nothing a child could climb (chairs, pots, barbecues, trees) is within 900 mm of the outside of the fence.
- No door from the house opens straight into the pool area.
- A current CPR sign is displayed where people near the pool can see it.
Licence and pool data: Queensland Building and Construction Commission registers (data.qld.gov.au), licensed under CC BY 4.0. Data matched, geocoded and summarised by PoolPreCert. Sales data: Queensland Government Statistician's Office. Lease data: Residential Tenancies Authority. PoolPreCert is not affiliated with QBCC and does not issue pool safety certificates.