ARTIFICIAL TENNIS COURTS
Regular maintenance will improve play, drainage, improve aesthetic appearance, reduce slippage injuries, provide a safe surface to play on and extend the life of the court.
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) requires that users complete relevant training for professional-use-only biocides.
Yes, the HSE, even for residential work, a risk assessment is necessary under the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) regulations. This assessment ensures that potential hazards from using biocides or other hazardous substances are identified and managed to protect both the user and others nearby.
If you take hazardous chemicals to a customer’s property, you must follow safety protocols, including secure transportation, proper labelling, and carrying safety data sheets (SDS) for each chemical. You must also ensure you have appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and conduct a risk assessment on-site to identify potential hazards and protect the customer, others on the property, and the environment.
Artificial and Sports Surfaces
Awnings / Canopies / Gazebos
Block Paving
Brickwork
Composite Surfaces
Decking / Timber
Granite
Imprinted Concrete
Internal Masonry
Limestone
Marble
Metal Cladding
Polished or Honed Stone
Porcelain
Render
Resin Bond
Road and Rail Signs
Roof Tiles / Slates
Sandstone
Slate
Solar Panels and Glass
Stone Sills and Pier Caps
Tarmac and Asphalt
Gutters & UPVC
Acid Damage
Biofilm
Bitumen
Blood
Carbon
Concrete / Grout / Mortar
Copper Oxide
Efflorescence
Egg
Failed Sealer
Fire Damage
Fuel / Oil
Graffiti
Grease / Fat / Cooking Oil
Lawn Fertiliser
Lead Carbonate
Lead OxideLimescale TreatmentsOrganic Stains
Paint Splashes
Rust
Tar & Glue
Tannin Removers
Traffic Film Removers
Trapped Moisture / Sealer Repairs
Urine Neutralisers
