Freeston Water Treatment Limited is a leading Water Treatment Company based in the South of England that operates throughout the UK offering a high standard of service and quality products.
We provide a wide range of services and products relating to water hygiene and Legionella management. This includes water monitoring & testing, boiler treatment consultancy services, Legionella risk assessments & reviews and cleaning & disinfection of water systems.
We have many years experience of the development, manufacture and supply of water treatment chemicals, water softeners and installation and servicing of plant & equipment.
| Water Treatment: Water storage tank cleaning & disinfection New pipework disinfection Chemical descaling of hot water calorifiers Boiler treatment products and consultancy advise
Legionella Management: Risk Assessments: ACoP L8 HSG274 HTM 04-01 HTM 01-05 Dental BS8580-1:2019 Reviews Audits Consultancy Training
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Announcements
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26 July 2021 Man dismissed over Highlands school Legionella concerns
Bev Parkinson raised concerns in a report about water
systems at some Highlands schools
Bev Parkinson wrote a report critical of his employer, Mears
Facilities Management. He said the design ...
Posted 27 Jul 2021, 07:52 by Ian Clarenbone
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20 July 2021 'Elevated levels' of Legionella found at Darlington Memorial Hospital
THE showers on a hospital's maternity unit will not be in
use for weeks after special equipment was installed to stop Legionella from
entering its water system. The filtering ...
Posted 20 Jul 2021, 05:32 by Ian Clarenbone
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30 June 2021 Hot tubs linked to Legionnaires' disease
Hot tubs can be relaxing but, if not cleaned and maintained properly, pose a number of health risks When it comes to summer garden accessories, recently not much else has ...
Posted 5 Jul 2021, 03:51 by Ian Clarenbone
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28 May 2021 Patients being moved out of Ward 7 at Dr Gray's Hospital in Elgin due to Legionella risk
Outlets were sampled as part of ongoing redevelopment work in that part of the hospital, with results revealing water quality issues. To date, no cases of Legionnaires disease have been ...
Posted 1 Jun 2021, 01:34 by Ian Clarenbone
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