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 05-01 Dental BS8580-1:2019 Reviews Audits Consultancy Training
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Announcements
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2 September 2019 Barry Legionnaires' disease cluster identified as public warned
People have been asked to flush taps, drain unused garden hoses and put commercial screen wash in cars to stop the spread of Legionnaires' disease. The warning from Public Health ...
Posted 3 Sep 2019, 05:53 by Wendy Gibbs
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1 September 2019 Leeds care home responds after Legionnaires' bacteria found in water
Bosses at a Leeds care home said they have “reassured residents and their families” after Legionella bacteria was found in water samples.Donisthorpe Hall is a nursing home which provides ...
Posted 3 Sep 2019, 05:51 by Wendy Gibbs
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26 August 2019 British father fought for his life after getting Legionnaires disease at same hotel where two UK nationals died
A British father was left fighting for his life after contracting Legionnaires' disease at the same hotel where two other guests died from the same bug.Scot James Cooper, 59 ...
Posted 27 Aug 2019, 06:04 by Wendy Gibbs
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22 August 2019 Second Bulgaria holidaymaker dies after trip to same hotel
Brian Taylor, 75, from Huddersfield, died in July, a month after
holidaying at the Hotel Kalofer.
It follows the death of John Cowan 43, from Lanarkshire, who had also been ...
Posted 23 Aug 2019, 00:44 by Ian Clarenbone
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