TMV servicing & in-service testing
Temperature checks, fail-safe tests, strainers and check valves, descaling and recalibration. Written up valve by valve.
- Intervals set the HTM 04-01 way
- Hard-water descaling as standard
- Certificates and logbooks
We service, test, descale and replace thermostatic mixing valves in London buildings, from a single HMO to a big care home with a valve on every bath and basin. Chiswick-based engineers, all 32 boroughs plus the City, and a certificate for every valve we touch.
A TMV sits quietly behind a panel doing one job: stopping someone getting scalded. It only keeps doing that job if somebody checks it. That's us.
Temperature checks, fail-safe tests, strainers and check valves, descaling and recalibration. Written up valve by valve.
New TMV2 and TMV3 valves, swaps for tired or obsolete ones, and fixes for valves fitted in places no hand can reach.
HTM 04-01, BS EN 1111 and 1287, TMV2 and TMV3, and how they tie in with your Legionella control under ACOP L8 and HSG274.
Every valve listed, located, labelled and on a timetable, so nobody has to remember which flat had the sticky one.
The valve's the easy bit. Getting to it, parking near it and doing it without upsetting 80 residents is where local experience pays off.
London's water is famously hard, and limescale is a TMV's worst enemy. It clogs strainers, slows the thermostat and sticks check valves. We descale every time and tell you honestly if your interval needs to be shorter.
Controlled parking zones, red routes, loading bays shared with three restaurants. We plan parking before we turn up, so you're not paying for an engineer to circle the block.
Flats, wards, guest rooms, classrooms. We work from your access plan, give residents notice letters if you want them, and come back for the ones we couldn't get into.
Early starts in offices, evenings in clinics, school holidays for schools. We can book work around when your building is quietest.
Anywhere vulnerable people use hot water, there's usually a TMV, and someone responsible for keeping it safe. These are the kinds of London buildings we work in.
Shared bathrooms, high turnover and a licence to keep. Quick visits, clear paperwork.
Valves under baths, behind tiles and in airing cupboards. We're used to it.
Sheltered and supported schemes, estates and street properties across whole portfolios.
TMV3 valves, frail residents and records your registered manager can show an inspector.
Servicing that follows HTM 04-01 and fits around clinical sessions.
Little hands, lots of basins. We do the bulk of it in the holidays.
Room-by-room servicing that works with housekeeping, not against it.
Busy showers, accessible toilets and changing places. Serviced before the morning rush.
We're based in Chiswick and we only work in London. All 32 boroughs and the City of London, grouped into five patches so our engineers spend their time on valves rather than the North Circular.
Pick a tile to see what we typically find in that part of town: the housing stock, the building types and the postcodes we cover.
Building type, rough valve count, postcode. If you don't know how many TMVs you have, that's fine. Lots of people don't.
We price it, then agree access, parking and timing. Notice letters for residents too, if you want them.
Tested, cleaned, descaled, set and fail-safe checked. Anything we can't fix there and then gets flagged with a price.
Certificates, logbook entries and an updated asset register, plus the date your next service is due.
Practical bits on TMVs, London buildings and keeping hot water safe.
Nobody can service valves they don't know about. A practical guide to finding, recording and scheduling every TMV across a London portfolio, and keeping the list honest.
Read the post JUN 2026LEISUREChanging rooms run hot water all day, and summer adds warm mains water and school holiday crowds. How to keep leisure centre and gym TMVs safe and steady.
Read the post MAR 2026FLATSFrom Edwardian mansion blocks to glass towers by the docks, London's flats share hot water in ways that change how TMVs behave. What to know and what to check.
Read the postTell us where you are in London and roughly how many valves you've got. We'll come back with a fixed quote and a visit plan that suits your building.