Domestic water systems quality refers to the chemical, physical, biological, and radiological characteristics of water. It is a measure of the condition of water relative to the requirements of one or more biotic species and or to any human need or purpose. The most common standards used to assess water quality relate to health of ecosystems, safety of human contact, and drinking water.
Our engineers are fully trained in all aspects of commercial and domestic water treatment and bacterial control, from disinfection and filtration to the control of legionella and other bacteria in water systems as required by the current legislation and regulations ensuring quality and control with the minimum of expense.
All engineers carry the CSCS passport to safety and are all enhanced DBS checked to ensure confidence when working on site and in areas with vulnerable people. Any water samples taken are sent to a UKAS approved laboratory for testing. All instruments used in testing are calibrated to national standards and copies of certification are supplied with reports
Domestic Water System Monitoring, Testing & Compliance
Domestic water systems require ongoing monitoring and control to protect users from waterborne bacteria and ensure compliance with health and safety legislation. At National Hygiene Services Ltd, we provide specialist domestic water system testing, Legionella control, sampling and reporting using calibrated equipment and UKAS-accredited laboratory analysis to maintain safe, compliant water systems.
Domestic Water System Quality & Safety
Our domestic water system services include:
Why Choose Us?
Our collaborative and proactive approach drives efficiency, cost savings and offers our clients peace of mind. We are committed to continuous improvement, through innovation and investment in our personnel, methodologies and equipment.
We offer extremely competitive rates and daytime, evenings or weekends to offer minimal disturbance to our customers.
FAQs
What is a domestic water system?
A domestic water system supplies cold and hot water for drinking, washing and hygiene within a building, including storage tanks, pipework, outlets and associated components.
Why is domestic water system monitoring important?
Monitoring helps control bacteria such as Legionella, ensures safe water temperatures and supports compliance with health and safety legislation.
Do domestic water systems require Legionella risk assessments?
Yes. Legionella risk assessments are a legal requirement for duty holders and must be reviewed regularly or when system changes occur.
Are water samples tested by a UKAS laboratory?
Yes. All samples are analysed by a UKAS-accredited laboratory, and certified results are provided within reports
What documentation is provided?
Clients receive detailed reports including test results, risk assessments, temperature data and compliance records.
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