LEV Servicing & Repairs
Servicing, cleaning, fault finding, repairs and replacement filters for workplace dust and fume extraction across the UK.
Work agreed for your system: inspection, cleaning and repairs suited to its condition, with any checks after work confirmed in advance. Servicing does not replace an LEV examination.
For a quote: send your site postcode, equipment details, faults and latest report. Cost depends on the work, parts and access required.
Request servicing and attach your report. We aim to respond within 2 hours during business hours.
For specialist filtration work, see HEPA filter testing, replacement planning and management. Sites with laboratory equipment can also arrange cabinet and containment testing through Premier LEV. The required checks after maintenance are agreed for each installation.
Servicing, Cleaning and Repairs
Wear, blocked filters, leaking ductwork and damaged components can reduce extraction performance. We assess your equipment and agree servicing or remedial work suited to its condition and use.
Support can include inspection, cleaning, filter replacement, fault finding and repairs. The scope and frequency should reflect the equipment instructions, process, contamination and operating hours.
Servicing does not replace a thorough examination and test. Learn about LEV testing and the reports used to assess system performance.
Use our dust-extraction maintenance checklist (PDF) to organise routine checks and records. If a report identifies a failure, read what to do if an LEV system fails (PDF) and explore our remedial works service.
When to Arrange LEV Maintenance
Planned Servicing
Arrange maintenance around your system’s instructions, condition and workload. Keep a record of inspections, cleaning, replacement parts and repairs.
Workplace Extraction
We support businesses using LEV to control dust, fumes and other airborne contaminants. Tell us about your process and equipment so we can assess the work required.
Maintain Performance
Routine attention helps identify wear, contamination and damaged parts before they cause further problems. Check indicators and report changes in extraction performance.
Low Airflow or Failure
If extraction performance falls, assess the risk before continuing affected work. Contact us with the symptoms and system details so we can discuss the next step and availability.
Filters and Components
Replacement parts must suit the system and contaminants. We can help source LEV filters and spare parts and discuss fitting requirements.
Checks After Repairs
Agree how performance will be checked after work is complete. Repairs or changes may need further measurements or examination before the system returns to normal use.
LEV Repairs Backed by Retesting
In a laser-extraction project, the initial examination recorded leaking ductwork and inadequate supports. Premier LEV replaced the ductwork and supports; the follow-up examination recorded a satisfactory assessment. See the repair work and before-and-after photographs.
Based in Chorley, Lancashire, we support workplaces across the UK. To discuss a failed report or planned maintenance, send your site location, equipment details, latest examination report and the faults identified. Request LEV servicing and repair support.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Set the servicing schedule around the manufacturer’s instructions, system condition, contaminants and operating hours. Review it when the process changes or checks identify problems. Servicing and routine checks are separate from the periodic thorough examination and test.
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The agreed scope may include inspection, cleaning, filter replacement, checks of fans, belts and ductwork, fault finding and repairs. Keep a record of the work and any outstanding defects. A thorough examination and test is a separate activity and should be arranged when due or when needed after changes or repairs.
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Servicing helps identify and address wear, blockages and damaged components that can reduce extraction performance. It supports the upkeep of your exposure-control measures, alongside routine checks, correct use and thorough examination and testing. Servicing alone does not demonstrate that exposure is adequately controlled.
Plan the work around your system
Send your latest examination report, equipment details and any changes in airflow, noise or filter condition. We can discuss the maintenance scope, site access and checks needed after repairs.