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A well-maintained pool or spa is about much more than just looking good – it’s essential for safety, hygiene, and keeping your water systems running smoothly all year round.

In the UK, regular pool and spa maintenance is not only recommended by industry experts but also supported by health and safety regulations to protect users and prolong the life of your investment.

Safety & hygiene first
Without proper care, pools and spas can quickly become breeding grounds for bacteria, algae, and other harmful contaminants. Imbalanced water chemistry can cause skin irritation, eye discomfort, and even the spread of waterborne illnesses.

Our Pool & Spa Maintenance Services ensure your water is always crystal clear and safe by maintaining the right chemical balance and performing routine cleaning. This proactive approach helps prevent bacteria growth and keeps your pool or spa inviting for everyone.

Optimal performance & longevity

Regular maintenance isn’t just about cleanliness—it’s about protecting your equipment and avoiding costly repairs. Pumps, filters, and heating systems all need routine checks to function efficiently.
Neglecting these tasks can lead to breakdowns, expensive fixes, or even early replacement of equipment. Our expert team handles everything from water testing to equipment servicing, so you can enjoy peace of mind and a pool or spa that performs at its best.

Tailored plans for your pool or spa

Every pool and spa is unique, which is why we offer customised maintenance plans to suit your specific needs. Whether you have a busy commercial facility or a private home spa, our services are designed to keep your water systems in top condition, year-round.

Trust our team to deliver reliable, professional care – so you can focus on enjoying your pool or spa, not worrying about its upkeep. Book your maintenance service today and experience the benefits of clean, safe, and perfectly balanced water!

Every year, thousands of UK workers develop serious illnesses – including lung disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and cancer – due to exposure to airborne contaminants in the workplace according to the British Safety Council.

These risks are especially high in industries where materials are processed, heated or handled, such as welding, baking, woodworking and metalworking.

Airborne hazards can cause deaths

Airborne hazards like dust, fumes and vapours may be invisible, but their impact is devastating. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) estimates that around 13,000 deaths annually in Great Britain are linked to past exposure to workplace chemicals and dust.

Substances such as welding fumes, flour dust and metalworking fluids contain toxic compounds that can cause irreversible damage to the lungs and other organs.

Protect your team

If you’re an employer in manufacturing or any sector where materials are transformed, you have a legal and moral duty to protect your team.

Under the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Regulations 2002, employers must either prevent exposure or adequately control it.

Effective air filtration

This includes installing effective air filtration systems, conducting regular air quality monitoring and providing appropriate respiratory protective equipment (RPE).

Air filtration systems are one of the most effective engineering controls.

Remove harmful particles

They remove harmful particles from the air before they can be inhaled, reducing the risk of long-term illness and improving overall workplace safety. Clean air also boosts productivity, reduces absenteeism, and enhances employee morale.

Don’t endanger lives

Neglecting air quality not only endangers lives – it can lead to hefty fines and reputational damage. Whether you run a bakery or a fabrication shop, investing in air filtration is essential. Protect your people, your business and your future by making clean air a priority.

Get our expert help

Need help with your air filtration in your manufacturing facility?

Our expert team is here to assist you, so you remain compliant and create a safer workplace for you and your team. Contact us today to get our advice and help.