Social Housing Compliance Services

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Compliance solutions for social housing

Managing compliance in social housing requires a careful balance of safety, reliability, and cost-efficiency. Housing associations and local authorities rely on Complii for trusted fire, water, air, and electrical services that keep residents safe and communities protected.

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Keeping residents safe through trusted compliance services for housing associations and local authorities.

Tailored testing

We work with your schedule to reduce disruption, offering out-of-hours or out-of-term testing at no additional cost, or fitting within your downtime window if preferred.

Effective and accurate data handling

We use advanced testing instruments to capture data and upload results directly into a sophisticated database, maximising both efficiency and reliability.

Safety assurance and actionable reporting

For any items that fail, we offer repair, replacement, or removal from service, and supplies a written fail report. We can also advise on future testing schedules tailored to your environment.

Skilled engineers

Our engineers are qualified to City & Guilds 2377, DBS checked and are full-time salaried employees (not paid per test).

Trusted by leading organisations

We support clients across diverse sectors, including Cineworld, Cirencester College, Stannah, Lonza, Carnival, Buro Happold Ecolab, and Sun Life Financial.

Accredited and insured

Complii is an NICEIC-approved contractor, adherent to the latest IEE guidelines and holder of SAFEcontractor, CHAS, and ISO 9001:2008 credentials.

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Social housing providers must comply with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and the Fire Safety Act 2021. This includes carrying out fire risk assessments, maintaining fire doors, alarms, and emergency lighting, and documenting all inspection and maintenance activity. Compliance protects residents and demonstrates adherence to national fire safety standards.
Under HSE ACoP L8 and HSG274, landlords are required to manage the risk of Legionella in all hot and cold water systems. Regular Legionella risk assessments, temperature monitoring, and system disinfection are essential to prevent bacterial growth and safeguard tenants from waterborne diseases.
Electrical installations in social housing properties must be inspected and tested at least every five years, in accordance with BS 7671 (IET Wiring Regulations) and The Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020. These checks should be carried out by a qualified NICEIC-approved contractor.
Good air quality is vital for occupant health and wellbeing. Landlords should monitor for humidity, ventilation effectiveness, and pollutants such as carbon monoxide and mould spores. Regular inspections help prevent damp and condensation issues and ensure compliance with the Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018.

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