Protect Your Water, Protect Your Health
Legionella bacteria thrive in untreated or poorly maintained water systems, posing a serious risk to health and business compliance. It is a legal requirement and responsibility of commercial industries and domestic clients to control the growth of Legionella.
Legionella is commonly transmitted through inhaling contaminated water droplets, potentially leading to Legionnaires’ disease—a severe form of pneumonia that can be fatal
Our services include:
Legionella Risk Assessments
Our expert assessments identify potential hazards, helping you implement preventative measures and remain compliant with regulations.
Prevention and Remedial Methods
Whether responding to contamination or as part of routine monitoring, our team will guide you on the appropriate prevention methods and remedial works required for your business or property to ensure you remain compliant.
Water Tank Cleaning and disinfection
Neglected water tanks create the perfect conditions for Legionella bacteria to thrive, putting health and compliance at risk. Regular cleaning and disinfection are essential to prevent bacterial growth, remove harmful contaminants, and maintain a safe water supply. PHX Water provides professional tank cleaning services to keep your system hygienic, compliant, and protected from Legionella outbreaks.
Water Testing and Monitoring
Regular water monitoring testing ensures that your water system remains compliant in line with current legislation.
Case Studies
Corbenic Camphill Community Water Supply Upgrade
Industrial Water Infrastructure Upgrade
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PHX Water covers every aspect of Legionella prevention and control, ensuring your water systems remain safe and compliant. From Legionella risk assessments and routine servicing to water tank cleaning, testing, and ongoing monitoring, we provide a complete service to help you meet regulations and maintain water quality.
FAQs
What is Legionella, and why is it dangerous?
Legionella bacteria cause Legionnaires’ disease, a severe form of pneumonia. It thrives in warm, stagnant water found in untreated or poorly maintained systems. Regular monitoring and preventative treatment are crucial to reduce the risk of outbreaks.
Who is responsible for Legionella control?
Business owners, landlords, and those responsible for water systems must comply with health and safety regulations, including HSE’s Approved Code of Practice (ACoP L8). Regular risk assessments and maintenance are legally required.
How often should water systems be tested for Legionella?
Testing frequency depends on the type of property and water usage. High-risk environments such as Healthcare facilities, Hotels, and rental properties may require more frequent testing. PHX Water can advise on the best schedule for your system.
What are the signs of a Legionella problem?
Legionella contamination often goes unnoticed without proper testing. However, poor water circulation, inconsistent temperatures, and infrequent system use can increase the risk. Regular assessments and monitoring are the best ways to detect and prevent issues
How can PHX Water help with Legionella compliance?
We provide a full suite of Legionella control services, including risk assessments, water testing, system disinfection, and ongoing compliance support. Our expert team ensures your water system remains safe, legal, and risk-free.
Our team advises on and implements both preventative methods and remedial works. This includes comprehensive cleaning and disinfection protocols to eliminate Legionella risks, ensuring your water systems are consistently maintained at the highest standards.
