Legionella testing explained: what it involves, when it's needed, how water sampling works, and how to read your results.

What water hygiene services cover, who needs them, and how to choose a water hygiene company in London.

What a chlorination certificate is, when one is legally required, and how the disinfection process works for water systems in London.

Summer is the highest-risk period for Legionella development in commercial water systems. If your business has not reviewed its water safety arrangements recently, now is the time to act before the risk peaks.

As temperatures begin to rise in spring, the risk of Legionella development in cold water storage tanks increases. April is the ideal time to get ahead of the problem before the warmer months arrive in full.

Before Thames Water will approve a new mains connection, the pipework needs to be chlorinated and certified. Here is what developers and project managers in London need to know about the process and how to avoid delays on site.

Legionella risk assessments are a legal requirement for many property owners and landlords, but there is still a lot of confusion about who needs one and what the process actually involves. Here is a clear explanation.

A new year is the most practical time for building managers to review their water safety obligations. Here is what ACOP L8 compliance requires, what has not changed, and where many commercial properties still fall short.

Most businesses think about security and heating when they close for Christmas. Water systems rarely make the list. Here is why a professional water tank inspection before the shutdown could save you a serious problem in January.

Unsure how to do a Legionella risk assessment or how long it lasts? This guide breaks it down for landlords, duty holders, and property managers.