Pool & Spa Safety Inspection
The full barrier check against the VBA standard — same-day Form 23 where your Truganina pool or spa is compliant.
Truganina sits across two council boundaries, but the fix for a failed barrier doesn't change either side of the line — usually a small hardware adjustment, not a rebuild. Ryan Gaw, VBA-registered Pool Safety Inspector (IN-PS 100055), covers the return visit for nothing. Clear what's flagged, call 0402 860 499, and once it passes I issue your Form 23 that same day — you then lodge it, within 30 days, with whichever council your address sits under.
A failed first inspection is not a penalty and it doesn't go on any public record — it's a to-do list. Truganina is one of the growth suburbs that genuinely straddles two council areas, Wyndham and Melton, but the barrier standard and what happens after a failed inspection is identical regardless of which side of the line your address sits on. If yours didn't pass, here's what happens next:
Most Truganina properties clear their Non-Conformance Report within a few days to a week. If you're weighing whether to book a fresh full pool inspection instead of a re-inspection, the short answer is: if you already have a Non-Conformance Report from us on this barrier, always come back for the re-inspection — it's free and covers exactly the items flagged. Planning your barrier before the pool is even finished? A compliance consultation is the better starting point.
Truganina's estate development runs right across the Wyndham/Melton boundary, and the barriers on both sides share the same builder-handover pattern — the council line doesn't change what a fencer specs or how a barrier is landscaped afterwards. Two patterns show up most often on a Truganina Non-Conformance Report:
Both are quick fixes — a spring replacement is a $30–$80 part and fifteen minutes' work, though that's an indicative figure only (actual costs vary by site, materials and trades, so get quotes), and moving a recently-placed item is usually a same-day job. What matters is fixing exactly what's listed before calling for the re-inspection. Owners in Tarneit and Wyndham Vale see the same first-registration pattern; further into Point Cook it's more often a tight-lot boundary-setback issue instead.
However your Truganina address falls between the two councils, the $250 you've already paid buys the re-check whenever suits — there's no built-in deadline on the Non-Conformance Report itself. Two things do matter for timing:
Outside a pending sale, take the time you need to get the work done properly. There's no cost penalty for coming back next month rather than next week.
Neither council hears about a first-attempt fail — paperwork only moves once the barrier is genuinely compliant. Once the re-check confirms that, and once we've pinned down which council your address answers to:
If your certificate was for a property sale, mention that when you call to book the re-inspection so we can flag the timing against your settlement window. For the full registration and lodgement process from scratch, see the Form 23 certificate guide or the Wyndham City Council compliance guide.
Flat $250 — same-day Form 23 where compliant, free re-inspections, no hidden fees.
The full barrier check against the VBA standard — same-day Form 23 where your Truganina pool or spa is compliant.
Building a new pool in Truganina? Get the barrier right before the fencer starts.
Form 23 issued inside the 90-day window a Truganina property sale needs.
Same flat $250 across our entire service area.