What compliance looks like in NSW
Any pool builder building a pool in Central Coast works to the NSW barrier rules. A certificate of barrier compliance there is valid for 3 years. Inspection is by council or a registered private certifier, registration is held on the NSW Swimming Pool Register, and a certificate is triggered by sale and lease. Lodgement: no separate lodgement step. This is the rule for the state, not a claim about this business.
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About Jump Pools
Jump Pools is a pool resurfacing business operating on the Central Coast of New South Wales. It resurfaces concrete, vinyl liner and fibreglass pools, and also works with pebblecrete surfaces. Alongside resurfacing, the business repairs major structural cracks, which it attributes to ground pressure, as well as leaks originating from surface cracks, skimmer boxes and ageing jets, and inspections can be booked. Tile and coping replacement is offered for pools needing an updated finish, with a range of colours and custom finishes available. The company points to cracking and chipping, fading and staining, rough or grainy surfaces, unexplained water loss, and peeling as signs a pool surface has deteriorated, and suggests resurfacing as routine maintenance for pools aged 10 to 15 years or older.
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