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For many homeowners, upgrading offers better water pressure, improved energy efficiency, and valuable space-saving benefits. If you’re renovating or modernising your home, an unvented system is often a smart investment.
Electrostatic Cleaning & Treatment Services London
Maintaining a clean and hygienic environment has never been more crucial. While traditional cleaning methods like dusting, mopping and wiping can help manage visible dirt and spills, they often fall short in eliminating harmful pathogens. Germs, bacteria and viruses can linger on surfaces, posing potential health risks even when an area appears spotless.
At London Drainage Facilities Ltd, we offer a highly effective electrostatic pathogen cleaning service, designed to provide comprehensive decontamination of your premises. Whether you operate a commercial, healthcare or residential space, our cutting-edge cleaning solution ensures thorough, fast and long-lasting protection against harmful microorganisms.
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Why choose London Drainage Facilities Ltd for your electrostatic surface sanitising in London?
Most of our work comes from recommendation by existing customers, which is a testament to our level of service and workmanship.
- Highly rated on Trustpilot & Google
- Fully Qualified and Accredited
- 19 Years of Drainage & Plumbing Experience
- All Work Guaranteed
- Competitive Pricing across London
- Free Site Surveys
- No Obligation Quotations
- Fully Insured Local Company
- Expert Plumbing Repairs and Maintenance
- Drainage Repairs and Maintenance
With public liability insurance, competitive prices and our guarantees, we remain the preferred drainage and plumbing specialists in London.
You can rely on our expertise and professionalism when it comes to quality drainage and plumbing solutions.
See Our Case Studies
Explore our diverse range of successful drainage projects across London and beyond.
Our case studies showcase how London Drainage Facilities Ltd has delivered professional drainage solutions for residential properties, commercial buildings, industrial facilities, and public infrastructure.
From emergency drain repairs in historic buildings to implementing preventative maintenance systems for large commercial properties, these real-world examples demonstrate our versatility and dedication to excellence.
House of Commons
House of Commons
London Drainage Facilities attend the House of Commons to clear several rooms during flash flooding and torrential downpours during July 2021. Find out morePicote Concrete Removal
Picote Concrete Removal
London Drainage Facilities were delighted to win the tender for a ground-breaking project at Heathrow Airport. Our client, BAM Nuttall Ltd, had been working… Find out moreTanker & Wet Vac Services
Tanker & Wet Vac Services
When extreme weather hits the UK, this can be damaging and chaotic for public services. London Drainage Facilities were contacted to clear flash floods... Find out moreStorm Group
Storm Group
London Drainage Facilities were approached by Storm Group to offer vital support for their project at the Lion and Hogarth Centre in Brentwood. Find out moreMITCHELLS & BUTLERS (The Navigation Inn)
Mitchells & Butlers (The Navigation Inn)
To protect the business from repeated flood damage, we designed & delivered a comprehensive flood defence & drainage system. Find out moreMITCHELLS & BUTLERS (The Globe)
Mitchells & Butlers (The Globe)
With the pub only closed on Sundays, our team deployed three experienced plumbers to work in coordination with the client’s building contractor. Find out moreWhy Choose Electrostatic Pathogen Cleaning in London?
This innovative cleaning method offers several advantages over conventional disinfection techniques:
- Highly Effective Against Pathogens – Kills over 100 types of viruses and bacteria including:SARS-CoV-2 (the virus responsible for COVID-19), other coronaviruses such as SARS and MERS, influenza viruses, including avian flu
- Faster & More Efficient Cleaning – The electrostatic mist wraps around objects and penetrates difficult-to-reach areas with minimal effort.
- Minimal Disruption – No need to move furniture or dismantle equipment—our team simply sprays, and the mist does the rest.
- Cost-Effective – Reduces labour time and the need for frequent deep cleaning.
- Safe for People & the Environment – Non-toxic, non-corrosive and suitable for use around sensitive equipment.
Ideal for a Wide Range of Industries & Premises
Our electrostatic pathogen cleaning services are suitable for various industries and environments across London and beyond, including:
Healthcare
Hospitals, GP surgeries, dental clinics, nursing homes, hospices
Commercial Spaces
Offices, warehouses, retail stores, shopping centres
Transport Hubs & Vehicles
Airports, buses, trains, work vans, taxis
Hospitality & Leisure
Hotels, restaurants, bars, pubs, nightclubs
Education Facilities
Schools, colleges, universities
Public & Government Buildings
Prisons, council offices, community centres
How Electrostatic Cleaning Works
Electrostatic disinfection is an advanced cleaning technology that efficiently coats all surfaces with an even layer of sanitising solution. Here’s how it works:
- Charged Disinfectant Particles – The cleaning solution is given a positive electrical charge, making it highly attracted to negatively charged surfaces.
- Complete Surface Coverage – The solution clings to surfaces, even in hard-to-reach areas, ensuring a 360-degree clean.
- No Missed Spots – Treated surfaces that have already received a charge repel the solution, preventing oversaturation and ensuring even distribution.
- Rapid Disinfection – Once applied, the sanitising agent begins working immediately, eliminating pathogens in minutes.
- Long-Lasting Protection – Surfaces remain sanitised for up to 30 days, reducing the need for frequent deep cleaning.
Benefit from Our Electrostatic Surface Sanitising Expertise & Experience in London
When it comes to professional disinfection and pathogen control, choosing the right provider is just as important as selecting the right cleaning method. At London Drainage Facilities Ltd, we are experts in electrostatic cleaning, offering a superior service that ensures maximum protection against harmful viruses and bacteria. Our qualified engineers, advanced technology and commitment to excellence make us the trusted choice for businesses, healthcare facilities and residential properties across London.
The Benefits of Choosing London Drainage Facilities Ltd for Electrostatic Cleaning
- Highly Trained and Certified Technicians
- State-of-the-Art Equipment and Technology
- Experience in Multiple Sectors
- Fast and Efficient Service with Minimal Disruption
- Long-Lasting Protection and Compliance with Industry Standards
- Customised Cleaning Plans to Suit Your Needs
- Trusted by Businesses and Organisations Across London
FAQs About Electrostatic Cleaning Services in London
Electrostatic cleaning is an advanced disinfection method that uses positively charged disinfectant droplets to coat surfaces evenly. The positively charged particles are attracted to negatively charged surfaces, allowing the solution to wrap around and cling to all sides of an object. This ensures complete coverage, even in hard-to-reach areas, providing superior protection against viruses and bacteria.
Can I use an unvented cylinder with any boiler?
Unvented cylinders work well with system or regular boilers, but not with combi boilers, as combi systems don’t require a hot water cylinder. Your installer will help determine the best setup based on your current system and hot water needs.
How much maintenance does an unvented system require?
Unvented cylinders should be serviced annually by a qualified engineer to ensure they remain safe and efficient. Regular maintenance helps prevent issues and extends the lifespan of the system.
Do I need good water pressure to install an unvented cylinder?
Yes, because unvented cylinders rely on mains pressure, it’s important to have a strong and consistent water supply. A qualified installer will assess your pressure levels during the initial survey to ensure suitability.
Are unvented systems safe?
Yes, unvented hot water cylinders are very safe when installed and maintained correctly. They are fitted with multiple safety features such as pressure relief valves, thermostats, and expansion vessels to prevent overpressure and overheating.
What is an unvented hot water cylinder?
An unvented hot water cylinder is a sealed system that connects directly to the mains water supply. It delivers hot water at high pressure without the need for a separate cold water tank in the loft, making it a more modern and space-efficient solution.
How much does scheduled drain maintenance cost?
Our scheduled drain maintenance services include unlimited free of charge callouts to all serviced drains, which gives our customers great peace of mind when it comes to knowing that an allocated annual budget for drainage work is in place for any work that is required. The costs of our drain maintenance service varies depending on...Continue reading→
Can drain maintenance help prevent emergency blockages?
Yes, regular drain maintenance is the most effective way to prevent emergency blockages. By routinely clearing your drains, we remove build-up before it becomes a major issue, reducing the likelihood of sudden blockages, overflows and potential property damage.
What are the benefits of signing up for a drain maintenance programme?
Our drain maintenance programme offers a proactive approach to keeping your drainage system in peak condition. Benefits include: Unlimited free callouts for serviced drainage Preventative maintenance to avoid costly repairs Improved hygiene by reducing odours and bacteria build-up Extended drain lifespan by minimising wear and tear Fixed costs, allowing you to plan your budget with...Continue reading→
What is included in a drain maintenance service?
Our drain maintenance service includes: High-pressure water jetting to clear build-up Electro-mechanical coring to remove scale and debris A full inspection of your drainage system Identification of potential issues before they escalate A detailed report on the work carried out and any recommendations for future care
Electrostatic cleaning is significantly more efficient, effective and long-lasting than conventional cleaning. Key benefits include:
- Full surface coverage including hard-to-reach areas
- Faster application, reducing downtime for businesses
- Kills over 100 types of pathogens including SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) and influenza
- Long-lasting protection, with surfaces remaining sanitised for up to 30 days
- Non-toxic and environmentally friendly, making it safe for people and pets
Is it worth upgrading from a vented to an unvented cylinder?
For many homeowners, upgrading offers better water pressure, improved energy efficiency, and valuable space-saving benefits. If you’re renovating or modernising your home, an unvented system is often a smart investment.
Can I use an unvented cylinder with any boiler?
Unvented cylinders work well with system or regular boilers, but not with combi boilers, as combi systems don’t require a hot water cylinder. Your installer will help determine the best setup based on your current system and hot water needs.
How much maintenance does an unvented system require?
Unvented cylinders should be serviced annually by a qualified engineer to ensure they remain safe and efficient. Regular maintenance helps prevent issues and extends the lifespan of the system.
Do I need good water pressure to install an unvented cylinder?
Yes, because unvented cylinders rely on mains pressure, it’s important to have a strong and consistent water supply. A qualified installer will assess your pressure levels during the initial survey to ensure suitability.
Are unvented systems safe?
Yes, unvented hot water cylinders are very safe when installed and maintained correctly. They are fitted with multiple safety features such as pressure relief valves, thermostats, and expansion vessels to prevent overpressure and overheating.
What is an unvented hot water cylinder?
An unvented hot water cylinder is a sealed system that connects directly to the mains water supply. It delivers hot water at high pressure without the need for a separate cold water tank in the loft, making it a more modern and space-efficient solution.
How much does scheduled drain maintenance cost?
Our scheduled drain maintenance services include unlimited free of charge callouts to all serviced drains, which gives our customers great peace of mind when it comes to knowing that an allocated annual budget for drainage work is in place for any work that is required. The costs of our drain maintenance service varies depending on...Continue reading→
Can drain maintenance help prevent emergency blockages?
Yes, regular drain maintenance is the most effective way to prevent emergency blockages. By routinely clearing your drains, we remove build-up before it becomes a major issue, reducing the likelihood of sudden blockages, overflows and potential property damage.
What are the benefits of signing up for a drain maintenance programme?
Our drain maintenance programme offers a proactive approach to keeping your drainage system in peak condition. Benefits include: Unlimited free callouts for serviced drainage Preventative maintenance to avoid costly repairs Improved hygiene by reducing odours and bacteria build-up Extended drain lifespan by minimising wear and tear Fixed costs, allowing you to plan your budget with...Continue reading→
What is included in a drain maintenance service?
Our drain maintenance service includes: High-pressure water jetting to clear build-up Electro-mechanical coring to remove scale and debris A full inspection of your drainage system Identification of potential issues before they escalate A detailed report on the work carried out and any recommendations for future care
Yes! The disinfectants we use are non-toxic, non-corrosive and safe for humans, pets and sensitive equipment. This makes electrostatic cleaning ideal for offices, healthcare facilities, schools, restaurants, hotels and residential properties.
Is it worth upgrading from a vented to an unvented cylinder?
For many homeowners, upgrading offers better water pressure, improved energy efficiency, and valuable space-saving benefits. If you’re renovating or modernising your home, an unvented system is often a smart investment.
Can I use an unvented cylinder with any boiler?
Unvented cylinders work well with system or regular boilers, but not with combi boilers, as combi systems don’t require a hot water cylinder. Your installer will help determine the best setup based on your current system and hot water needs.
How much maintenance does an unvented system require?
Unvented cylinders should be serviced annually by a qualified engineer to ensure they remain safe and efficient. Regular maintenance helps prevent issues and extends the lifespan of the system.
Do I need good water pressure to install an unvented cylinder?
Yes, because unvented cylinders rely on mains pressure, it’s important to have a strong and consistent water supply. A qualified installer will assess your pressure levels during the initial survey to ensure suitability.
Are unvented systems safe?
Yes, unvented hot water cylinders are very safe when installed and maintained correctly. They are fitted with multiple safety features such as pressure relief valves, thermostats, and expansion vessels to prevent overpressure and overheating.
What is an unvented hot water cylinder?
An unvented hot water cylinder is a sealed system that connects directly to the mains water supply. It delivers hot water at high pressure without the need for a separate cold water tank in the loft, making it a more modern and space-efficient solution.
How much does scheduled drain maintenance cost?
Our scheduled drain maintenance services include unlimited free of charge callouts to all serviced drains, which gives our customers great peace of mind when it comes to knowing that an allocated annual budget for drainage work is in place for any work that is required. The costs of our drain maintenance service varies depending on...Continue reading→
Can drain maintenance help prevent emergency blockages?
Yes, regular drain maintenance is the most effective way to prevent emergency blockages. By routinely clearing your drains, we remove build-up before it becomes a major issue, reducing the likelihood of sudden blockages, overflows and potential property damage.
What are the benefits of signing up for a drain maintenance programme?
Our drain maintenance programme offers a proactive approach to keeping your drainage system in peak condition. Benefits include: Unlimited free callouts for serviced drainage Preventative maintenance to avoid costly repairs Improved hygiene by reducing odours and bacteria build-up Extended drain lifespan by minimising wear and tear Fixed costs, allowing you to plan your budget with...Continue reading→
What is included in a drain maintenance service?
Our drain maintenance service includes: High-pressure water jetting to clear build-up Electro-mechanical coring to remove scale and debris A full inspection of your drainage system Identification of potential issues before they escalate A detailed report on the work carried out and any recommendations for future care
The process is quick and efficient, with most treatments completed in a fraction of the time it takes for traditional deep cleaning. The sanitising agent dries rapidly, meaning that you can re-enter the treated area within minutes of application.
Is it worth upgrading from a vented to an unvented cylinder?
For many homeowners, upgrading offers better water pressure, improved energy efficiency, and valuable space-saving benefits. If you’re renovating or modernising your home, an unvented system is often a smart investment.
Can I use an unvented cylinder with any boiler?
Unvented cylinders work well with system or regular boilers, but not with combi boilers, as combi systems don’t require a hot water cylinder. Your installer will help determine the best setup based on your current system and hot water needs.
How much maintenance does an unvented system require?
Unvented cylinders should be serviced annually by a qualified engineer to ensure they remain safe and efficient. Regular maintenance helps prevent issues and extends the lifespan of the system.
Do I need good water pressure to install an unvented cylinder?
Yes, because unvented cylinders rely on mains pressure, it’s important to have a strong and consistent water supply. A qualified installer will assess your pressure levels during the initial survey to ensure suitability.
Are unvented systems safe?
Yes, unvented hot water cylinders are very safe when installed and maintained correctly. They are fitted with multiple safety features such as pressure relief valves, thermostats, and expansion vessels to prevent overpressure and overheating.
What is an unvented hot water cylinder?
An unvented hot water cylinder is a sealed system that connects directly to the mains water supply. It delivers hot water at high pressure without the need for a separate cold water tank in the loft, making it a more modern and space-efficient solution.
How much does scheduled drain maintenance cost?
Our scheduled drain maintenance services include unlimited free of charge callouts to all serviced drains, which gives our customers great peace of mind when it comes to knowing that an allocated annual budget for drainage work is in place for any work that is required. The costs of our drain maintenance service varies depending on...Continue reading→
Can drain maintenance help prevent emergency blockages?
Yes, regular drain maintenance is the most effective way to prevent emergency blockages. By routinely clearing your drains, we remove build-up before it becomes a major issue, reducing the likelihood of sudden blockages, overflows and potential property damage.
What are the benefits of signing up for a drain maintenance programme?
Our drain maintenance programme offers a proactive approach to keeping your drainage system in peak condition. Benefits include: Unlimited free callouts for serviced drainage Preventative maintenance to avoid costly repairs Improved hygiene by reducing odours and bacteria build-up Extended drain lifespan by minimising wear and tear Fixed costs, allowing you to plan your budget with...Continue reading→
What is included in a drain maintenance service?
Our drain maintenance service includes: High-pressure water jetting to clear build-up Electro-mechanical coring to remove scale and debris A full inspection of your drainage system Identification of potential issues before they escalate A detailed report on the work carried out and any recommendations for future care
This depends on the level of foot traffic and risk contamination in your space. Many businesses opt for monthly treatments to maintain continuous protection, while high-risk environments like hospitals may require more frequent applications. Our team can advise on the best cleaning schedule based on your needs.
Is it worth upgrading from a vented to an unvented cylinder?
For many homeowners, upgrading offers better water pressure, improved energy efficiency, and valuable space-saving benefits. If you’re renovating or modernising your home, an unvented system is often a smart investment.
Can I use an unvented cylinder with any boiler?
Unvented cylinders work well with system or regular boilers, but not with combi boilers, as combi systems don’t require a hot water cylinder. Your installer will help determine the best setup based on your current system and hot water needs.
How much maintenance does an unvented system require?
Unvented cylinders should be serviced annually by a qualified engineer to ensure they remain safe and efficient. Regular maintenance helps prevent issues and extends the lifespan of the system.
Do I need good water pressure to install an unvented cylinder?
Yes, because unvented cylinders rely on mains pressure, it’s important to have a strong and consistent water supply. A qualified installer will assess your pressure levels during the initial survey to ensure suitability.
Are unvented systems safe?
Yes, unvented hot water cylinders are very safe when installed and maintained correctly. They are fitted with multiple safety features such as pressure relief valves, thermostats, and expansion vessels to prevent overpressure and overheating.
What is an unvented hot water cylinder?
An unvented hot water cylinder is a sealed system that connects directly to the mains water supply. It delivers hot water at high pressure without the need for a separate cold water tank in the loft, making it a more modern and space-efficient solution.
How much does scheduled drain maintenance cost?
Our scheduled drain maintenance services include unlimited free of charge callouts to all serviced drains, which gives our customers great peace of mind when it comes to knowing that an allocated annual budget for drainage work is in place for any work that is required. The costs of our drain maintenance service varies depending on...Continue reading→
Can drain maintenance help prevent emergency blockages?
Yes, regular drain maintenance is the most effective way to prevent emergency blockages. By routinely clearing your drains, we remove build-up before it becomes a major issue, reducing the likelihood of sudden blockages, overflows and potential property damage.
What are the benefits of signing up for a drain maintenance programme?
Our drain maintenance programme offers a proactive approach to keeping your drainage system in peak condition. Benefits include: Unlimited free callouts for serviced drainage Preventative maintenance to avoid costly repairs Improved hygiene by reducing odours and bacteria build-up Extended drain lifespan by minimising wear and tear Fixed costs, allowing you to plan your budget with...Continue reading→
What is included in a drain maintenance service?
Our drain maintenance service includes: High-pressure water jetting to clear build-up Electro-mechanical coring to remove scale and debris A full inspection of your drainage system Identification of potential issues before they escalate A detailed report on the work carried out and any recommendations for future care
Electrostatic cleaning is ideal for a wide range of industries including:
- Healthcare – Hospitals, GP surgeries, dental clinics
- Workplaces and Offices – Corporate buildings, co-working spaces
- Retail & Hospitality – Shops, restaurants, hotels, bars
- Transport & Vehicles – Buses, trains, taxis, work vans
- Education – Schools, colleges, universities
- Public Buildings – Libraries, community centres, government offices
Is it worth upgrading from a vented to an unvented cylinder?
For many homeowners, upgrading offers better water pressure, improved energy efficiency, and valuable space-saving benefits. If you’re renovating or modernising your home, an unvented system is often a smart investment.
Can I use an unvented cylinder with any boiler?
Unvented cylinders work well with system or regular boilers, but not with combi boilers, as combi systems don’t require a hot water cylinder. Your installer will help determine the best setup based on your current system and hot water needs.
How much maintenance does an unvented system require?
Unvented cylinders should be serviced annually by a qualified engineer to ensure they remain safe and efficient. Regular maintenance helps prevent issues and extends the lifespan of the system.
Do I need good water pressure to install an unvented cylinder?
Yes, because unvented cylinders rely on mains pressure, it’s important to have a strong and consistent water supply. A qualified installer will assess your pressure levels during the initial survey to ensure suitability.
Are unvented systems safe?
Yes, unvented hot water cylinders are very safe when installed and maintained correctly. They are fitted with multiple safety features such as pressure relief valves, thermostats, and expansion vessels to prevent overpressure and overheating.
What is an unvented hot water cylinder?
An unvented hot water cylinder is a sealed system that connects directly to the mains water supply. It delivers hot water at high pressure without the need for a separate cold water tank in the loft, making it a more modern and space-efficient solution.
How much does scheduled drain maintenance cost?
Our scheduled drain maintenance services include unlimited free of charge callouts to all serviced drains, which gives our customers great peace of mind when it comes to knowing that an allocated annual budget for drainage work is in place for any work that is required. The costs of our drain maintenance service varies depending on...Continue reading→
Can drain maintenance help prevent emergency blockages?
Yes, regular drain maintenance is the most effective way to prevent emergency blockages. By routinely clearing your drains, we remove build-up before it becomes a major issue, reducing the likelihood of sudden blockages, overflows and potential property damage.
What are the benefits of signing up for a drain maintenance programme?
Our drain maintenance programme offers a proactive approach to keeping your drainage system in peak condition. Benefits include: Unlimited free callouts for serviced drainage Preventative maintenance to avoid costly repairs Improved hygiene by reducing odours and bacteria build-up Extended drain lifespan by minimising wear and tear Fixed costs, allowing you to plan your budget with...Continue reading→
What is included in a drain maintenance service?
Our drain maintenance service includes: High-pressure water jetting to clear build-up Electro-mechanical coring to remove scale and debris A full inspection of your drainage system Identification of potential issues before they escalate A detailed report on the work carried out and any recommendations for future care