Do I need to register my spa NSW?
Do I need to register my spa NSW?
It is now law that a property being sold with a pool or spa must have a Certificate of Compliance or Certificate of Non Compliance in the Contract of Sale. ALL properties being put on the market in NSW with a swimming pool or spa: Must be registered.
How do I register a spa in NSW?
It is compulsory for all residential pools and spas to be registered. You can self-register your pool online at the NSW Pool Register. You can also access the site’s self assessment checklists to assist with safety questions at the time of registration.
Are pools worth the cost?
A pool is a great addition to any home but makes more sense if you live in a warmer climate and a posh neighborhood. The average cost of installing a pool is about $28,000, while maintenance can run as high as $4,000. Having a pool will only boost the value of your home by a maximum of 7% in certain circumstances.
How much does putting in a pool cost?
An inground concrete pool costs between $35,000 to $100,000 to install, with an average of about $50,000. An inground fibreglass pool will tend to cost around $25,000-$75,000. These figures don’t even include the costs for fencing, paving and decking around the pool, which can cost several thousand more.
Do you have to register a swimming pool in Newcastle?
To help reduce backyard pool drownings all swimming pool owners of the Newcastle Local Government Area (LGA) are required to register pools and spas on the NSW Swimming Pool Register. Tragically, every summer several toddlers and small children either die or are seriously injured in backyard swimming pools.
Who are the pool builders in Newcastle NSW?
We are quality pool builders based in Newcastle NSW, specialising in premium fibreglass swimming pool constructions. We offer turn key packages with quality inclusions on all aspects of the project from the pool shell through to the natural stone pavers.
How can I get my swimming pool inspected in NSW?
In the case of 1 and 2 above, your local council will contact you. In the case of 3 above, you will need to contact your local council or a private certifier to arrange an inspection of your pool. Some private certifiers can carry out minor works to make a pool compliant with NSW swimming pool laws.
When did Newcastle Airport open as an airport?
Newcastle Airport was opened as Williamtown Civilian Airport in 1947 after a charter flight landed at the RAAF Base, Williamtown. In 20 February 1948 scheduled commercial operations commenced at the Airport.