Legionella Risk Assessment
A Legionella Risk Assessment from Landlord Sure helps identify and evaluate potential risks associated with Legionella bacteria and water systems within residential and commercial properties. Our competent assessors review relevant water systems, storage arrangements, outlets, temperatures, and other factors that may contribute to bacterial growth and exposure.
Whether you’re a landlord, property manager, letting agent, housing provider, or business owner, our assessment provides a structured review of your property’s water hygiene risks. Following the inspection, you receive a clear digital report outlining identified risks, findings, and practical control recommendations to help maintain safer water systems.
- Domestic & Commercial Water System Assessment
- Hot & Cold Water System Checks
- Temperature & Water Hygiene Assessment
Ideal for residential properties requiring a professional assessment of water-system risks.
£200
- Complete Legionella Risk Assessment
- Hot & Cold Water System Inspection
- Water Temperature Checks
- Storage & Distribution System Review
- Risk Identification & Control Recommendations
Legionella Risk Assessment
At Landlord Sure, our Legionella Risk Assessment service provides a structured evaluation of water systems to identify conditions that may contribute to Legionella growth and exposure. Our competent assessors review relevant hot and cold water systems, outlets, storage arrangements, temperatures, pipework, and other risk factors.
We assess the property’s water systems systematically and document relevant findings, including areas where temperatures, stagnation, storage, system design, or maintenance arrangements may require attention. The assessment is designed to provide landlords, property managers, and businesses with a clear understanding of identified water hygiene risks.
Following the assessment, we provide a detailed digital report outlining our findings and practical control recommendations, helping you maintain appropriate water hygiene management and reduce potential Legionella risks.
Common Legionella Risks We Identify
At Landlord Sure, our Legionella Risk Assessments are designed to identify conditions within water systems that could increase the risk of Legionella growth and exposure. Our competent assessors review relevant hot and cold water systems, storage arrangements, outlets, pipework, temperatures, and system usage.
During the assessment, we look for potential risk factors such as poor temperature control, stagnant or infrequently used outlets, inadequate water circulation, unsuitable storage, excessive pipe runs, faulty components, and areas where water systems may require improved management. Our findings are recorded clearly as part of the assessment.
Following the inspection, we provide a detailed digital report outlining identified risks, observations, and practical control recommendations. This helps landlords, property managers, housing providers, and businesses understand their water hygiene risks and take appropriate steps to maintain safer water systems.
We Assess Every Type of Property
At Landlord Sure, our Legionella Risk Assessment service is suitable for a wide range of residential properties across London and the UK. Whether you manage a single rental property or a larger portfolio, our competent assessors review the relevant hot and cold water systems, outlets, storage, temperatures, pipework, and water usage patterns.
Our assessment is tailored to the property’s water-system setup, helping identify conditions that could increase Legionella risk and providing clear recommendations for appropriate control measures. We provide straightforward digital reporting so landlords and property managers can easily understand the findings.
- Flats & Apartments
- HMOs (Houses in Multiple Occupation)
- Sheltered & Supported Housing
Professional Equipment for Accurate Legionella Assessments
How We Deliver Your Legionella Risk Assessment Fast, Professional & Reliable
From booking your assessment to receiving your completed report, we make the entire process simple, transparent, and hassle-free.
Book Your Assessment
Arrange your Legionella Risk Assessment online or by phone at a convenient time. We offer flexible appointments for landlords, property managers, housing providers, and businesses.
Complete Your Water System Assessment
Our competent assessor visits your property to review relevant hot and cold water systems, storage, outlets, pipework, water temperatures, circulation, and system usage. We record important findings and identify potential Legionella risk factors.
Receive Your Digital Report
Following the assessment, you receive a detailed digital report documenting identified risks, observations, assessment findings, and practical control recommendations to help you manage water hygiene effectively.
Frequently Asked Questions About Legionella Risk Assessments
Get answers to common questions about Legionella Risk Assessments, water hygiene inspections, pricing, landlord responsibilities, assessment procedures, and risk control measures.
What is a Legionella Risk Assessment?
A Legionella Risk Assessment is a structured assessment of water systems to identify conditions that could allow Legionella bacteria to grow and create a potential exposure risk. It considers factors such as water temperatures, storage, circulation, outlets, and system usage.
Who needs a Legionella Risk Assessment?
Legionella risk assessments may be required for properties where there is a potential risk from water systems, particularly rented residential properties, HMOs, care or supported accommodation, commercial premises, and properties with more complex water systems.
What does a Legionella Risk Assessment include?
Our assessment reviews relevant hot and cold water systems, storage tanks and cylinders, pipework, outlets, water temperatures, circulation, stagnation risks, and system usage to identify potential risk factors.
What happens if Legionella risks are identified?
Any relevant risk factors identified during the assessment are clearly documented. The report provides practical control recommendations to help the responsible person understand what measures may be appropriate to manage the identified risks.