Legionella Risk Assessment

Legionella, the bacterium responsible for Legionnaires' disease, can pose a serious health risk if not properly managed. Water systems, such as those in residential and commercial properties, can provide an ideal environment for this bacterium to grow if not set up properly. This is why Northshore Plumbing is dedicated to offering comprehensive Legionella risk assessment services.

Our team of skilled professionals is well-versed in the intricacies of Legionella control. We are fully trained to perform thorough assessments of your water systems, identifying any potential risk factors and providing solutions to mitigate these risks. Our aim is to ensure your water systems are safe, compliant with health and safety regulations, and free from the threat of Legionella.

The process begins with a comprehensive site visit, during which our team assesses your water systems, identifies potential risk factors such as stagnant water or areas of irregular water temperature, and takes water samples for laboratory testing if necessary. Our expert team utilises their deep understanding of water systems, Legionella bacteria, and its potential breeding grounds to provide the most accurate assessment possible.

Following our evaluation, we provide a detailed report of our findings, outlining any risks identified and providing clear, actionable recommendations to reduce these risks. This could include changes in your water management practices, system modifications, or even installation of new equipment. Our team will guide you through the entire process, ensuring you understand your responsibilities and the necessary steps to achieve a safe, Legionella-free environment.

Beyond the initial assessment, Northshore Plumbing also offers ongoing support and monitoring to ensure long-term safety and compliance. We're committed to helping you maintain a safe and healthy environment, protecting you, your family, or your clients from the risks associated with Legionella. Contact us today to book your assessment and take the first step towards a safer, healthier water system.