Risk Assesment
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- Risk Based Assessment
- Legal Requirements
- Regulatory Expectations
Electrical safety · EICR
Get your Electrical Safety Certificate from trusted engineers across London — fast, professional and fully compliant with BS 7671.
Residential
A Legionella risk assessment is a structured evaluation of water systems and related equipment to identify conditions that could allow Legionella bacteria to grow and spread in aerosols. It focuses on practical control, so people can run buildings confidently without guesswork or unnecessary disruption.
The process maps the full water system, from incoming supply to outlets, storage, heaters, cooling equipment, and any points where mist can form. It checks typical risk drivers: stagnant sections, poor temperature control, inadequate disinfection, scale, sludge, corrosion, and low-use outlets.
It also reviews who uses the site and where exposure could be higher. Findings are recorded with a clear risk rating and a targeted action plan. Recommended controls may include temperature targets, flushing routines, cleaning and descaling, biocide regimes, monitoring schedules, and simple system modifications.
Done well, it turns a complex risk into manageable choices.
What’s included
Consumer unit, wiring, sockets, switches, fittings and signs of overheating or damage.
Continuity, insulation resistance, polarity, earth fault loop and RCD tests to BS 7671.
Every observation coded C1, C2, C3 or FI and explained in plain English.
Emailed within 24–48 hours, ready to share with tenants, agents and councils.
Global Fire Safety packages
Digital certificates delivered fast after your inspection.
All work carried out by our own qualified team.
Meet your obligations and keep the paperwork in order.
Safer homes for the people who live in them.
Know your property is safe, not just hope it is.
Up-to-date certificates help keep your cover valid.
Pricing
All prices are all-inclusive with no hidden costs.
All inclusive · no hidden cost
Book multiple safety checks together and save up to £130.
Approved & accredited
Our engineers work to the standards set by the UK’s leading safety and competence bodies.
NAPITElectrical competent person scheme
Gas Safe RegisterRegistered gas engineers
City & GuildsQualified electricians
UK Fire Door TrainingApproved installer
NAPITElectrical competent person scheme
Gas Safe RegisterRegistered gas engineers
City & GuildsQualified electricians
UK Fire Door TrainingApproved installerOur working process
No chasing, no guesswork. You always know what happens next.
Pick your service and a time that suits you — online, by phone or on WhatsApp.
A qualified in-house engineer visits and carries out a thorough inspection.
You get a clear report of the findings, explained in plain English.
If anything needs fixing, we quote upfront and can carry out the remedial work.
Your certificate is issued digitally — usually within 24–48 hours.
FAQs
A remote assessment can be partially completed, but a full, defensible one usually requires a site visit to verify systems, usage, temperatures, and controls. Remote reviews rely on records and photos, increasing uncertainty and risk.
Typically, completion takes 1–3 hours on-site, with reporting finished within 1–5 working days. Duration varies by building size, water-system complexity, access, records quality, and sampling needs, enabling owners to manage risk.
In the UK, costs typically range from £150–£600 for small premises, rising to £1,000+ for complex sites. Pricing varies by system complexity, travel, report depth, and retesting needs, allowing informed, independent choices.
Areas we cover
We cover all 33 London boroughs and the towns around the M25.
Not sure if we cover your postcode? Call 020 3977 7556 and we will tell you straight away.
Need a free estimate?
Tell us about your property and we will come back with a fixed, all-inclusive price.