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Legionella Risk Assessment

Independent assessments that help you understand your risks, meet your legal responsibilities, and prioritise what matters.

✅ Independent Advice
✅ Practical Recommendations
✅ Nationwide Service

The starting point for effective water safety management

You need us when…

• You take responsibility for a new building or site
• Significant changes are made to the water system
• The use or occupancy of the building changes
• There are changes to management responsibilities or control arrangements
• Monitoring identifies concerns or recurring issues
• The existing assessment no longer reflects the current installation
• The assessment is several years old and due for review

We help by…

Conducting independent Legionella Risk Assessments that identify genuine risks, explain their significance, and provide practical, prioritised recommendations to help you manage your water systems safely and remain compliant.

If you already have a Legionella Risk Assessment, we can review it to determine whether it remains suitable, sufficient, and representative of your current building, water systems, and management arrangements. In many cases, a review may be all that’s required, helping you avoid the cost and disruption of a full reassessment.

Many organisations choose to review their assessment every two years, although the appropriate interval will depend on the complexity of the water systems, the level of risk, and any changes that have occurred since the previous assessment.

A Legionella Risk Assessment should be treated as a live management document rather than a one-off exercise. Regular reviews help ensure that risks remain effectively managed and that your water safety arrangements continue to reflect the way your building and water systems operate today.

If you rent out a house, flat, or other domestic dwelling, you have a responsibility to assess and manage the risk of Legionella to help protect your tenants.

In many residential rental properties, the risk is low and the assessment process is relatively straightforward. However, factors such as water storage tanks, infrequently used outlets, low occupancy, and periods of vacancy can increase the potential for bacterial growth and should be considered.

For many single domestic dwellings, a simple documented risk assessment may be sufficient. Larger, more complex, or higher-risk properties may require a more detailed assessment by a competent specialist.

The key is ensuring that any risks within the property’s water system are identified, appropriately managed, and regularly reviewed to help keep tenants safe.

Which means you…

✅Understand your legal responsibilities
✅ Know exactly what needs attention
✅ Avoid unnecessary work and expenditure
✅ Have confidence that you’re managing risk appropriately

Not sure if this is the right service?

Every organisation is different.

If you’re unsure what support you need, we’re happy to have an initial conversation, discuss your circumstances, and point you in the right direction.

Contact us today