Every industry has different ventilation, fire safety and compliance requirements. Ferncroft provides commercial duct cleaning, kitchen extract cleaning, ventilation hygiene and fire damper testing for businesses across a wide range of sectors, helping maintain safe, compliant and efficient buildings.
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Specialist Duct Cleaning for Your Industry
Every industry has its own ventilation, fire safety and compliance requirements.
Our engineers understand the challenges faced by facilities managers, building owners and business operators.
We tailor our services to the way each site operates, helping you comply with TR19 Air, TR19 Grease and current fire safety legislation while keeping disruption to a minimum.
Ferncroft works with healthcare facilities, schools, care homes, food production sites, shopping centres, hospitality venues and commercial properties, helping maintain safe and compliant ventilation systems.
Select your industry below to discover how Ferncroft Duct Cleaning can support your business.
Businesses have a legal responsibility to maintain safe, clean and compliant ventilation systems. Several pieces of legislation and recognised industry guidance govern commercial duct cleaning, kitchen extract cleaning, ventilation hygiene and fire safety.
Keeping your systems maintained helps protect building occupants, reduces fire risk and demonstrates compliance during inspections and insurance reviews.
Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974
The Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 places a duty on employers to provide and maintain a working environment that is, so far as is reasonably practicable, safe and without risks to health.
This includes ensuring ventilation systems are properly maintained and do not present a health or fire hazard.
Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999
Regulation 3 requires employers to carry out suitable and sufficient risk assessments for employees, contractors and visitors. Ventilation systems, kitchen extract systems and fire safety measures should all form part of these assessments where relevant.
Any identified risks must be controlled through appropriate inspection, cleaning, testing and ongoing maintenance.