Contact Greenheat Scotland Solar today provide expert legionella risk assessments in Scotland. Our team is fully trained and follows all legal guidelines. We help both small and large businesses, landlords, and property owners across the country.
Whether you’re in Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Dundee, or any other part of Scotland, our team will come to your location and carry out a full Legionella inspection.
Our detailed report includes:
Support and advice for Legionella control
If you’re based in Glasgow, we offer fast and friendly legionella risk assessment services in Glasgow. Our team understands the unique water systems in the city and nearby areas. We’ll help you make sure your property is safe for everyone.
Our legionella testing in Glasgow, Scotland, includes checking water temperatures, tanks, pipes, and showers. We also take water samples for lab testing if needed.
There are many companies out there, but here’s why we stand out:
Our experts are kind, patient, and fully trained. They explain things clearly and work with care.
We follow all UK laws and health guidelines for legionella control services in Scotland.
Whether you’re in Glasgow or elsewhere in Scotland, we respond fast and get your report ready quickly.
We offer affordable rates with no hidden costs.
Our reports are written in plain English, so even someone with no background in plumbing or safety can understand.
Don’t wait until there’s a problem. Protect your people, your property, and your reputation by booking a legionella risk inspection in Scotland today.
We’re here to make it simple, fast, and stress-free. Whether you’re a landlord in Glasgow, a school in Aberdeen, or a hotel owner in the Highlands, we can help.
Prevention is better than a cure! Our legionella prevention services in Glasgow help you keep your water safe all year round. We can help with:
We make it easy for you to follow best practices and reduce any risks before they happen.
Sometimes, a risk assessment will recommend Legionella testing—this means collecting water samples and sending them to a lab. We do this for properties where there’s a higher risk, such as care homes, hotels, and hospitals.
Our legionella testing services in Glasgow follow strict lab standards. If Legionella is found, we’ll guide you through what needs to happen next.
Since 2010, Greenheat Scotland have been working with and supporting local Gas Safe approved engineers across Scotland. No matter where you are based, we are just a stone through away.
Legionella is a type of bacteria that can grow in water systems like taps, showers, hot tubs, and air conditioning units. If the bacteria are breathed in through water droplets, it can cause a serious illness called Legionnaires’ disease. It is like a bad lung infection or pneumonia and can make people very sick.
Legonela risk evaluation is a detailed investigation of your water systems to identify any risk of development of Legionela bacteria. It examines water temperatures, usage patterns, stagnant areas, and overall system cleanliness. These checks help determine if conditions are suitable for bacteria to thrive, and if any risks are found, we provide clear guidance on how to fix them.
Everyone who owns or manages a property with water systems should think about doing a Legionella risk assessment. This includes Landlords, Schools, Offices, Gyms, Hotels, Factories, Care homes.
When we come to your site for a Legionella risk inspection in Scotland, we follow a straightforward process to ensure your water system is safe. First, we conduct a thorough site visit to assess the entire water system. We then check the water flow to ensure it’s not stagnant, as still water can increase the risk of Legionella. Next, we carry out temperature testing on both hot and cold water to confirm they are within safe ranges. We also inspect storage tanks for any signs of dirt, rust, or bacterial growth. Our team reviews the pipework for dead legs—sections where water doesn’t circulate, which can be a breeding ground for bacteria. Finally, we provide a clear, easy-to-understand report along with practical advice on how to maintain water safety and reduce any potential risks.
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) in the UK recommends reviewing a Legionella risk assessment every 2 years, or sooner if there are changes to the water system, building use, or after any case of Legionnaires’ disease. We help you stay compliant by keeping track of your schedule and sending timely reminders when your next assessment is due.