Legionella Risk
Assessment
Statutory water safety and bacterial risk audits for commercial, residential, and HMO portfolios. Rigorous structural testing schedules executed by certified engineers to secure absolute property health compliance.
Our Technical Audit Process
A systematic, laboratory-backed testing schedule executed to extract risk vectors and secure property compliance maps.
Request Your Audit
Book your site inspection today. Our certified engineers perform full Legionella testing, ensuring your facility adheres to ACOP L8 legal requirements.
Compliance Fees &
Audit Packages
Residential Flat
- Full Water System Layout Mapping
- Thermal Profile Surveying
- Dead-Leg Isolation Inspection
- Digital Compliance Certificate
HMO Property
- Symmetrical Sentinel Testing
- Aerosol Vector Analysis
- Storage Tank Integrity Check
- Audit-Ready ACOP L8 Logbook
Commercial Plant
- Industrial Cooling Tower Diagnostics
- Bacterial Lab Water Sampling
- Schematic Plumbing Review
- Full Statutory Liability Protection
Compliance
Intelligence
Crucial regulatory guidance and statutory insight surrounding commercial and residential water system control liabilities across the United Kingdom.
Is a Legionella Risk Assessment a legal requirement?
Yes. Under the Health and Safety at Work Act and the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations, all landlords, property managers, and employers have a strict statutory obligation to manage the risk of Legionellosis within their managed assets.
How often should a water network be assessed?
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) specifies that risk assessments must be reviewed continuously to remain valid. Standard corporate compliance benchmarks recommend a comprehensive re-audit every 2 years, or immediately following significant plumbing system alterations.
What property profiles require immediate water monitoring?
Any property utilizing shared internal storage infrastructure, cooling towers, commercial spray grids, or complex plumbing pipelines running dead-legs requires immediate oversight. This covers high-density residential blocks, commercial workspace centers, and HMO operations.