Hospitals, care homes and clinical sites can’t be without heat for long. We plan every clean around that.
On a healthcare site the boiler is rarely just a boiler — it’s heating wards, hot water and sometimes sterile services. So the clean is planned with your estates team before we arrive: when the boiler can come off, what’s covering the load, and when it needs to be back.
Cleans that run over more than one day are booked on consecutive working days and never across a weekend, so the plant isn’t sitting off while nobody’s working on it.
We provide site-specific RAMS ahead of the visit and work within your permit and isolation procedures.

Timings set with your estates team, around clinical demand and back-up capacity.
Site-specific risk assessments and method statements supplied in advance.
We work within your isolation and permit-to-work arrangements.
Condition-scored, photographed reports and a certificate for every boiler.
Each flue gets a condition score out of 100 across five areas — soot, obstruction, liner, structural integrity and defects — with photographs from inside the flue. Each boiler gets its own certificate, and a sticker on the boiler shows when it was last cleaned and when it’s next due.
Because the scoring is the same every visit, you can see a flue getting worse over a year or two and plan the repair, rather than finding out when it fails.
See an example report — it’s for a made-up site, so you can see exactly what you’d get without anyone else’s details on show.

Yes. We plan around your shutdown windows, including out of hours, to keep disruption to clinical areas down.
Yes. Site-specific RAMS are prepared before the visit and can be submitted through your estates or contractor-control process.
Tell us what you’re running and roughly where. We’ll come and look before quoting anything.
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