Most Legionella risk assessments end with a list of recommended actions, usually ranked by priority. High-priority actions deal with the most serious risks and should be completed as soon as possible. Lower-priority actions still matter, but can be planned around budgets and building use. Remedial works are how those actions get done.
The best remedial works remove a risk permanently rather than managing it forever. For example, a rarely used outlet can be flushed every week for years, or it can be removed along with its pipework, eliminating the risk and the ongoing task. Where it makes sense, we recommend the permanent fix.
Remedial works also need to be joined up with the rest of your compliance. When work is complete, your risk assessment, schematic drawings and written scheme may need updating so they reflect the system as it now is. Record-update arrangements should be agreed as part of the work.
Because we are both Legionella specialists and a Gas Safe registered plumbing and heating team, we can carry out a wide range of remedial works ourselves, from pipework changes to water heater adjustments and valve replacements. Warranty terms on remedial plumbing works are set out in your quote.
Whether you manage a school in Bedfordshire, an office building in Hertfordshire, a golf club or a portfolio of rental homes, we plan works around your occupants to keep disruption low, and we work 8am to 8pm, seven days a week, which makes scheduling easier.
If you have an assessment with outstanding actions, the simplest next step is a free site visit. We will review the recommendations, look at the system and give you a clear, written quote for putting things right.
Healthcare premises often need works carried out in phases so clinical areas stay in use. Thermostatic mixing valves, outlet replacements and pipework changes are planned carefully, with record-update requirements agreed as part of the work.
Schools usually prefer major works during holidays. We plan remedial works around the academic calendar, with the scope and programme agreed around the school's requirements.
Golf clubs and leisure buildings often need changing room showers and kitchen outlets addressed. We schedule works around competitions and busy periods to help limit disruption to clubhouse use.
Domestic landlords and homeowners often need smaller remedial jobs, such as removing an old loft tank that is no longer needed, insulating pipework, or replacing a scaled shower. The timescale depends on the work required; these measures can address identified risks and help landlords show they are meeting their duty to tenants. Office buildings, meanwhile, frequently need pipework tidied up after refits, where old kitchens and washrooms have left redundant pipework behind.