Legionella Risk Assessment
Comprehensive Legionella Risk Assessment Services for Safety & Compliance

Understanding Our Legionella Risk Assessment Process
1. Simple Online Booking for Risk Assessments
Book the service you need with ease—whether it’s a Legionella Risk Assessment, Portable Appliance Testing (PAT), or both. Our assessment process helps ensure building managers and clients stay compliant with safety laws, minimizing the potential risks associated with Legionnaires’ disease. Your water services and risk factors will be carefully reviewed, and payment can be arranged before or after the assessment process.
2. Scheduled Appointments & Compliance Consultation
Our team will reach out to confirm your assessment appointment, offering expert knowledge and answering any questions regarding control schemes and legionella control measures. We assist responsible persons in record keeping, ensuring suitable precautions are in place to meet legal responsibilities and reduce the real risks associated with Legionella bacteria.
3. On-Site Risk Assessment & Report Delivery
Once scheduled, our qualified legionella risk assessment company professionals will visit your property to inspect and evaluate your water services, including water storage, cold water tanks, and hot water cylinders. We analyze environmental conditions, control procedures, and potential issues related to Legionella bacteria in water systems. Upon completion and payment clearance, you’ll receive a comprehensive report with a breakdown of the level of risk and legionella control measures needed for compliance. This process safeguards against health hazards, ensuring that businesses, domestic properties, and other premises meet management responsibilities under current legislation.
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Legionnaires’ Disease
Understanding the Risks & Prevention
Legionnaires’ disease is a severe respiratory infection caused by exposure to Legionella bacteria, often thriving in water systems like cold water tanks, hot water cylinders, and showers. The presence of organic matter and poor temperature profiling increases the potential danger of Legionnaires’ disease, particularly for individuals with compromised immune systems.
By conducting regular testing, routine testing, and maintaining control tasks, we help businesses and domestic property owners mitigate the risks of Legionnaires and uphold their management responsibilities. Ensuring compliance with best practice and adhering to a risk assessment checklist allows duty holders to stay ahead of potential risks and take the necessary actions to protect key personnel and the general public.
What Does a Legionella Risk Assessment Involve?
Key Steps in Our Risk Assessment Process
- Conducting thorough inspections of all water services, including water outlets, heaters, and storage tanks, to identify sources of risk and detect Legionella bacteria.
- Assessing domestic water systems and complex systems for potential bacterial levels that may increase the risk of Legionella infection.
- Identifying any persons at risk, ensuring workplace safety risk management is upheld for building owners and responsible persons.
- Performing water temperature checks and reviewing control parameters to meet relevant legislation and risk assessment legal requirements.
- Implementing precautionary measures to minimize risks and ensure management systems are in place for long-term safety.
- Compiling findings into a Legionella Risk Assessment Report, outlining compliance with requirements of risk assessing under relevant health and safety regulations.
All analysis services are carried out by a trained water hygiene service provider, ensuring a reliable service that meets the highest practice standards. Assessments typically take around 30 minutes, depending on property size and system complexity.
At the end of the process, you’ll receive a fully compliant report verifying that all workplace safety risk management protocols have been met.
How Often Should You Conduct a Legionella Risk Assessment?
Although not always a strict risk assessment legal requirement, it’s advisable to schedule a straightforward risk assessment annually to manage the risk of Legionella infection and maintain workplace safety risk management.
Immediate assessment of risk is recommended if:
- There are outbreaks of Legionnaires’ disease in the area.
- The water services in your building have been modified or relocated.
- The function or usage of your domestic water systems has changed.
Regular analysis services and regular testing ensure that bacterial levels remain within safe limits, keeping assets and people protected.
How Much Does a Legionella Risk Assessment Cost?
A Legionella Risk Assessment typically ranges between £130 and £2000, depending on property type—domestic or commercial—and system complexity. Prices start at just £55, making our reliable service one of the most cost-effective options available.
Are You at Risk of Legionella Exposure?
Understanding Legionella Risk Levels
High Risk Situations
- Swimming pools, hot tubs, and spas.
- Premises housing vulnerable individuals, such as care homes and hospitals.
- Cooling towers and cold water systems with potential hazards.
- Properties left unoccupied for an extended period of time.
These environments require frequent risk assessment and remedial action to prevent the risk from Legionella. High-risk locations, such as swimming pools, should undergo a detailed risk assessment every three months.
Medium Risk Situations
- Large, highly populated buildings, such as hotels, factories, and airports.
- Heated and cold water systems that require temperature levels to be properly regulated.
- Risk systems linked to processed water usage.
Low Risk Situations
- Remote locations with low water consumption, reducing the level of risk associated with Legionella growth.
- Properties with simple water systems and minimal water supply.
Do Landlords Have a Legal Obligation to Conduct a Legionella Risk Assessment?
While landlords are not always required to perform and document a risk assessment legal requirement, they have a legal duty of care to ensure tenant safety. Implementing water safety risk management by monitoring water quality in a rental property and verifying compliance with sufficient assessment standards helps control exposure to Legionella bacteria.
In the UK, safety laws require property managers to conduct Identification of risks within their premises. While no official Legionella test certification is mandated, landlords must ensure a detailed risk assessment is carried out and documented for their buildings. A straightforward risk assessment is the most effective way to fulfill risk assessment legal requirements and maintain adherence to legislation.
Landlords should also schedule a frequent risk assessment whenever a new tenant moves in.
What to Do If Your Rental Property Has Been Vacant
If a property has been unoccupied for an extended time, such as during student holidays, it is crucial to flush the system before new tenants move in. Stagnant water can create health risks, harboring Legionella bacteria and posing a form of pneumonia threat.
Booking a Legionella Risk Assessment ensures the control of premises, keeping people safe.
Our reliable service provides a straightforward risk assessment, ensuring compliance for building owners and property managers. Our Domestic Legionella Risk Assessment and PAT Testing services start at just £55.00, with discounted pricing for multiple properties.
Legionella Risk Assessments for Property Agencie
At Legionella Risk and PAT, we partner with agencies to offer reliable service through Legionella Risk Assessments and PAT Testing. Our team ensures compliance with water safety risk management, handling coordination with tenants, key collection, and maintaining knowledge of health regulations.
We support assessments for a wide range of buildings across Scotland, delivering clarity through risk evaluation and protecting tenants from health risks linked to waterborne pathogens and faulty equipment.
Bulk orders for Legionella Risk Assessments and PAT Testing services receive exclusive discounts for property agencies managing multiple sites.
You will receive a first class service and our report is professional and comprehensive. The inspection is quick and easy and will not only keep tenants safe but will demonstrate your compliance with the legislation for legionnaires disease prevention.