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Legionella Monitoring & Inspection

Legionella Monitoring FAQs

We use our proprietary software NexGen, a cloud-based compliance system. All monitoring data is securely stored, providing clients access to reports and task reviews. NexGen goes beyond recommended record-keeping, retaining data indefinitely.

Temperature Monitoring 

Outcome: Strategic monitoring of outlets, flow and returns ensures compliance and early identification of potential Legionella risks.

Shower/Spray Outlet Descaling 

Outcome: Preventive measures to control Legionella growth, maintaining water system hygiene and safeguarding against potential contamination.

Expansion Vessel Flushing 

Outcome: Proactive flushing to prevent stagnation, reducing the risk of Legionella growth in expansion vessels.

Cold Water Storage Tank Inspections 

Outcome: Thorough inspections guarantee compliance, identifying and rectifying potential issues that may compromise water safety.

Calorifier Inspections 

Outcome: Comprehensive inspections ensure the functionality of calorifiers, addressing any issues that may pose a risk to water quality.

Thermostatic Mixing Valve (TMV) Servicing 

Outcome: Regular servicing ensures the correct functioning of TMVs, a critical component in preventing scalding and maintaining water quality.

Legionella pneumophila serogroup 1 causes severe infections, while Legionella infections can be unnoticed due to flu-like symptoms. Legionella often goes undiagnosed as symptoms mimic common respiratory illnesses.

Legionella spreads through inhaling contaminated water droplets. Factors like temperature (20°C-45°C) and poorly maintained water systems, especially with recirculation, can contribute to bacterial growth.

Legionella is a type of bacteria that can cause a severe form of pneumonia known as Legionnaires’ disease. It thrives in warm, stagnant water and can be transmitted through inhaled water droplets. Legionella poses a significant health risk, especially to individuals with weakened immune systems, respiratory issues, and the elderly.

You can get Legionnaires’ disease from air conditioning systems, humidifiers, spa pools and hot tubs, and taps and showers that are not used often and it is usually caught in places like hotels, hospitals of offices. The chances of risk of exposure to legionella are lower at home.

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